MAROS PANGKEP REGENCY LOCAL CULTURE DIVERSITY TRIP POLYTEHNIC MAKASSAR TOURISM

MAROS, PANGKEP REGENCY LOCAL CULTURE DIVERSITY TRIP POLYTEHNIC MAKASSAR TOURISM

Advisor:
Muh.Rusdi S.Sos.,M.HUM 
Rosmila

Vendor
A.Juli Jumratu Ni"mah Arini

Tour Leader:
Greisna Meiling Sihombing Sandi Siswanto

Participat
ALL OF  STUDENT UPW 1C

Driver:
Rangga

Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatu

Minasan kon'nichwa..

Hajimemashite Watashi wa Andi Taufiq saleh desu

Toraja kara kimashita'

Poltekpar no gakusei desu          

Upw no gaido des

Doozo yoroshiku onegaishimasu

This is my first experience as a guide. I will share that experience with you So before we left on the 17th to the 18th (1 month ago)

We were divided into groups according to the district we were going to

So the regency that we will go to is MAKASSAR, MAROS and Pangkep with the application of 7 elements of culture that I got, that is the city of MAKASSAR (Makassar's social system)

After the distribution we were told to make material using English and We will deliver the material on the bus later on the 17th and 18th of October

In addition to making these materials we are taught to raise passengers, lower passengers,

attitude on the bus car, how to stand on the car, how to open and close the car door,

and that is new knowledge for me to become a semester 1 student

1 Weeks before departure we gather and discuss departure questions in class About 30 minutes

Our discussion contains

1. Our seats when we are in a bus car

2. It is forbidden to use perfume, white kanyu oil and things that can cause damage to other passengers and if we violate we will be given a fine (WARNING BOX)

3. What clothes will we down on the first day and second day

4. Must take down the mosque, restaurant, gas station and travel

5.Banner

6. ID card

7. Distribution of each task when leaving

Our first departure time arrived on October 17, 2019

My feelings are mixed together because this is my experience of being a guide

The arrival of the bus car makes the heart feel like exploding

Before boarding the bus, we were absent and given directions on what we could do and should not do when we were there.

Around 07.42 we left the campus. Above the bus car we prayed and explained the material we prepared 1 month ago. You know? Who was the first to explain the material

That's me Andi Taufiq Saleh please go up to explain the material I put my foot forward with a trembling state, pale face can not be removed in my heart and continue to seek forgiveness to ALLAH SWT. I explained my material with a calm heart but mixed with nervousness and shaking with nervousness the power of ALLAH SWT I managed to deliver my material in about 15 minutes (out of campus to Losari beach) after my material was over it was my friend's turn to explain their material. Each one has its own uniqueness, one of them is Andi Febry Aziz who brings a banana to squeeze and that is a plus for him 

On our trip the guide one by one, playing games, singing, meditating, as if our burden was lost and Not felt we had arrived at their destination namely Rammang-ramang in the district of Maros where we were gathered to take pictures and then our brother and lecturer reminded us back about good behavior when visiting people. We took a boat to the village of Beruha Through the blue lake

A brief description of Telaga blue Rammang-rammang

1. From the first location to take a boat, heading to the village of Beruha takes 30 minutes

2. on the way to the village you will find nets that people use to catch shrimp

3. You will find a house that is on the edge of a blue lake

Which is the owner named jumah so jumah is our introduction to the village of Beruha

4. along the way you will find a plant called Nipah so this nipah if old is made by the surrounding community to be the roof of the house

5. there is a gowa along the blue lake and at the top (the high gowa is the place where bats live) it is named the first gowa

Arriving at the village of Beruha we were gathered then cleaned the direction and time to gather again at the post after the observation was finished

Our results are as follows:

1. in the month 8,9,10 in the village there was a drought

2.on the rainy season, which is 10,11,12, the village of Beruha has experienced a heavy rainfall

Very high, especially during the 12th month of the 12th month, the village was flooded

The people we met there said that if it was mid-11th month they would collect food because the village was flooded as if they were living on the sea they said

3. there you can visit the gowa called gowa kingkong and gowa diamond

In Gowang Kingkong there is a stone that resembles Kingkong and traces of ancient human palms that are above the walls of Gowa

Whereas in gowa diamonds there are diamonds that if in a flashlight will shine, octopus-shaped diamonds and the most unique of gowa diamonds in my opinion is a stone in the form of a mother holding and nursing her children so the stone is in the ceiling of gowa and if in Then the photo behind the photo will look a mother who is breastfeeding her children

kingkong gowa

After we observed, we ate and prayed and continued our observations in the second stage of observation at the rammang, we visited the spring but unfortunately the spring was dry due to the long dry season. Even if the spring was dry we returned to the post to prepare to go home. directed to clean up around the post that we occupy to rest and go home around 15.47 and arrive at the campus at 17.34

On the second day we gathered at the orange building to go to the city of Pangkep

We were absent at 6:45 and departed at 7.50 in the bus as our first day

Guide, singing, comedy, and playing games it feels very pleasant

Arriving at 09.17 pangkep there was a funny incident our bus car entered the market incorrectly and only rotated in front of the market followed by the bus car behind. And we arrived at the market at 9.30 there we were directed and emphasized to maintain our ethics and behavior while there. In the Pangkep market it is different from other markets because in the traditional market Pangkep sells a variety of natural medicines and objects attracting women's attention but unfortunately I didn't get to take pictures because my phone memory is full

At 10.33 we left the market for the blacksmith only 500 meters to 600 meters from the market and arrived at the blacksmith at 10.41

There are so many lessons I have learned in this place. I summarize the following

1. The blacksmith we visited used to have many employees but eventually stopped. But after I asked the owner the clever owner said that in 2019 their employees would have increased

2. Within 1 day the blacksmith can produce 15 machetes

3. The blacksmith has stood 10 years

4. machete is divided into two types namely per and plate

5. The making of machetes has three stages: burning, gurinda, and miser

6. It turns out that the smaller the size the smaller the longer the manufacturing

7. If the machete is sold at a price of 150,000 (bought in units)

8. if wholesale 75,000 (buy a lot)

After we from the blacksmith we were divided into two groups, the first group of women who went to rest at the restaurant 88 while the men went to pray on Friday

After adjusting Friday prayers we went to the restaurant 88

And until there at 13:00 we were served chicken rice along with a drink of water

Having eaten we rushed to the pier at 13.25 and got there at 13.45

At the pier we were warmly welcomed by the owner of UKM UKM MENTARI LESTARI FISH PROCESSING UNIT

(BANDENG WITHOUT DURI) because the owner is going to Makassar to fulfill the call

Here a lot of knowledge that I get the following is a summary

1. The Bandeng nutrient content is very high even beyond the protein and omega 3 salmon

2. the bones are made into glatin, crackers are made,

3. Physical used for manure

4. 164 bones from milk fish

5. the amount of Bandeng on his back is 42

6. the number of tail bones is 12

So their efforts were formed in 2014 when they examined milkfish milkfish. In fact, milkfish has more advice than salmon. This is what made them conduct research in 2014 why they are not liked by the community, apparently they have concluded that the community does not like fish. milkfish because milkfish have lots of bones and this is what makes them interested in opening a milkfish business by separating their bones and meat monthly income is 90 million

They are now opening up employment opportunities for the people around them

everything will end so this is the story of my experience of being a guide hopefully what I tell becomes a learning for us all so much from me thank you