| dc.description.abstract | There is integrated agricultural landscape in Wangunjaya village consisting of rice land, garden, agroforestry, pekarangan, fishery, and livestock. This integrated agricultural landscape has a potential that could be developed as an integrated agrotourism. The purposes of this study are to analyze the characteristics of integrated agricultural landscape, to analyze the potency of the area as an integrated agricultural tourism, and to create integrated agricultural tourism management strategies. The research methods used are field survey, interview of stakeholders, quantitative and descriptive methods, and SWOT analysis. The study found that three regions, namely Hamlet 1, Hamlet 2, and Hamlet 3, in Wangunjaya village possess characteristics of integrated agricultural landscape horizontally like farming, pekarangan, agroforestry, fishery, and livestock based on mixed farming and vertically from upper to downstream activities. Main potencies of Wangunjaya village as the integrated agrotourism site include the attractiveness of agricultural landscapes, environmental quality, natural view, local handycraft, and high community readiness and participation. Some of the constraints are inappropriate accessibility, infrastructures, and facilities, lack of tourism management system, insufficent community knowledge and low agricultural technology. The result of SWOT analysis showed that the area lies on fifth quadrant, i.e. hold and maintain strategy with eight recommendation for integrated agroturism. | id |
