ROCK MASS RATING AND FEASIBILITY ASSESSMENT OF KARST CAVE GEO-ECOTOURISM IN TANJUNGSARI DISTRICT, GUNUNGKIDUL REGENCY, YOGYAKARTA SPECIAL REGION, INDONESIA

IF 0.7 Q4 GEOGRAPHY, PHYSICAL

Geographia Technica Pub Date : 2021-06-22 DOI:10.21163/gt_2021.162.05

S. Kusumayudha, Banbang Prastistho, M. Zakaria, I. Rahatmawati, T. Setyaningrum

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Abstract

Tanjungsari district, Gunungkidul Regency, Yogyakarta Special Territory, is located in the karst geopark area of Gunungsewu, Indonesia. The area is geologically constituted of cavernous limestones, characterized by the existence of subsurface drainage. Since the Gunungsewu area was declared as one of the Unesco Global Geoparks in 2015, the tourism sector of this region has propagated rapidly. Tanjungsari district does not like to be left behind in developing the tourism sector. There are several caves in the district that have the potential to be developed for cave tourism, including Bentar Cave, Cabe Cave, Grengseng Cave, Pakubon Cave, and Tritis Cave, which have their uniqueness and attractiveness in terms of exokarst, endokarst, and legends. The development of these potential sites is expected able to improve the economic sector and welfare of the surrounding community. For the caves in Tanjungsari district competitive, the concept of development must be different from that of other places, it is cave geo-ecotourism. In connection with the matters mentioned above, studies and assessments applying engineering geological, social-economical, and agricultural investigations were conducted to explore the potential and feasibility of cave geoecotourism in the Tanjungsari area. Based on the application of cave rock mass rating (CRMR), Bentar Cave has a total score of 69 (Fair), Cabe Cave = 75 (Good), Grengseng Cave = 47 (Poor), Pakubon Cave = 81 (Good), and Tritis Cave = 79 (Good). The results of this study indicate that Bentar Cave has a value of 63.3%, Cabe Cave 50%, Grengseng Cave 66.7%, Pakubon Cave 63.3%, and Tritis Cave 73.3% feasibility or readiness if it will be developed as a geo-eco-cave tourism. Key-words: karst, geo eco-tourism, cave, rock mass rating

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印尼日惹特区gunungkidul县tanjungsari地区溶洞地质生态旅游岩体评级及可行性评价

日惹特别行政区Gunungkidul Regency Tanjungsari区位于印度尼西亚Gunungsewu喀斯特地质公园区域。该地区在地质上由洞穴状灰岩构成，其特点是存在地下排水。自2015年被宣布为联合国教科文组织世界地质公园以来，该地区的旅游业迅速发展。丹戎沙里地区不希望在发展旅游业方面落后。区内有几个具有开发洞穴旅游潜力的洞穴，包括本达洞、凯布洞、格林森洞、帕库本洞和特里蒂斯洞，这些洞穴在外岩溶、内岩溶和传说方面都有其独特性和吸引力。这些潜在地点的开发有望改善周边社区的经济部门和福利。丹戎沙里地区的溶洞具有竞争力，其开发理念必须有别于其他地方，即溶洞地质生态旅游。针对上述问题，采用工程地质、社会经济、农业调查等方法进行了研究和评价，探讨了丹戎沙里地区洞穴地质生态旅游的潜力和可行性。根据岩洞岩体质量等级(CRMR)的应用，本塔岩洞的总评分为69分(一般)，凯布岩洞为75分(好)，格林森岩洞为47分(差)，帕库本岩洞为81分(好)，特里蒂斯岩洞为79分(好)。研究结果表明，本达洞为63.3%，凯布洞为50%，绿生洞为66.7%，巴库本洞为63.3%，翠翠洞为73.3%，具备开发地质生态洞穴旅游的可行性或准备度。关键词:岩溶;地质生态旅游;溶洞

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