The Resilience Of Sade Traditional Settlement As A Support Of The Mandalika Super Priority Tourism Area – Lombok

Rini Srikus Saptaningtyas; Ngakan Ketut Acwin Dwijendra

Authors

Rini Srikus Saptaningtyas Udayana University
Ngakan Ketut Acwin Dwijendra Udayana University

Keywords:

Resulience, Traditional settlements, Tourism, Customary rules

Abstract

The Sade settlement in Rembitan Village is widely known as a traditional cultural tourism hamlet, domestic and foreign tourists come to visit. The results in the influence of modernization or globalization. For this reason, it is necessary to anticipate how the resilience of the Sade settlement to this influence is. The research aims to provide input to stakeholders so that the traditional Sade settlements can survive. The method used is qualitative. Data were obtained by surveys and interviews with community leaders. The conclusion is the rules for building houses to date persisted, both in terms of the shape of the house and the floor plan form; The level of education does not affect the resilience of indigenous settlements in this era of globalization. And lastly, for the arts and culture, there was a function reform in the arts in Sade hamlet. Some are still surviving, and some are rarely shown due to changing conditions and the inclusion of elements of globalization. So resilience has begun to fade because of the times and globalization.

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