Religious Tourism Area: Maintenance and Equity to Bali Mandara

Geria, Anak Agung Gde Alit and Suarta, I Made and Suwija, I Nyoman (2019) Religious Tourism Area: Maintenance and Equity to Bali Mandara. Journal of Advanced Research in Dynamical and Control Systems - JARDCS, 11 (8). pp. 1348-1353. ISSN 1943-023X

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Abstract

Bali keeps various unique religious tourism areas. Religious tourism objects, natural, enchanting, and shining a peace sense were able to lure tourists coming to Bali. Therefore, the Balinese were obliged to maintain as best as possible to always exist in world tourism viewed. Bali tourist areas need to be preserved unlike, natural beauty, diversity of flora and fauna, diversity of traditions and culture, as well as ancient historical heritage. They would work to increase the tourist’s attractiveness and new attractions development. The maintenance of Bali’s religious tourism area should receive maximum attention, sake on the equal distribution of Balinese income towards Bali Mandara. Bali on its cultural tourism concept was expected to be able to contribute and progress in harmony and balance between the tourism and cultural sectors imbued with Hinduism. The maintenance of Bali’s religious tourism mostly consisted of the number of the holy place (temples). It needs attention from various parties. Desa Pakraman as the center of Balinese culture development was able to maintain the sustainability of religious tourism areas for all the time.

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