D'KANDANG AMAZING FARM


D’KANDANG AMAZING FARM
Today, tourism places is the most sought-after places of many people, both children, students and workers increasingly interested to visit the tourism places that have beautiful scenery and prices in accordance with the pockets of society. Currently, the manager are increasingly competing to make the latest innovations to attract the public's attention. It seems like Depok, Depok has several tourist attractions such as Water Boom, Situ Depok and others. But lately there is a tourist attraction in Depok which are loved people not only depok community but also Jakarta, Bogor and surrounding areas. The place is called D'Kandang Amazing Farm.




D'Kandang Amazing Farm is a tourism place that educates visitors about how to farm, how to grow the plants and many outbound that can be done. D'kandang is located in Pasir Putih Sawangan Depok. Along with the development of tourist attractions D'Kandang impact on the people around the tourism place. There are people who sell around nearby tourist attractions  and there are also employees in the tourist attractions so as to increase the economy of the people around the tourism place.
According Joyosuharto (1995: 46) that the development of tourism has three functions, namely: 1) promoting the economy, 2) maintaining the personality of the nation and the preservation of environmental functions and quality, 3) fostering the love of the homeland and nation. To run these three functions, it is necessary to develop tourist objects and tourist attraction, to improve and develop promotion and marketing, and to improve tourism education and training.

It was also proposed by Pendit (1990) that tourism is capable of generating economic growth, as it can provide employment, stimulate various sectors of production, and contribute directly to advancements in the efforts to manufacture and repair ports, roads, Implementation of health and hygiene programs, cultural sasana projects, environmental conservation and so on that can provide benefits and fun both to local communities and tourists from outside.

But in every development will certainly cause not only positive impact but also negative. Unfortunately his access road to tourist attractions D'Kandang quite damaged and not in the repair, it is very disturbing visitors and the surrounding community. D'kandang is located in a village not a big road therefore Large buses that cross the road to D'kandang also cause the road more damaged.

         


Now,  D'Kandang development is still being done, it is expected that after the place is completed the people around of  D’kandang is more involved in the activities of D'kandang, so that the people around D’kandang can also increase their income and give the people a better life. the managers must also pay attention to the environment around the sights so that not only in the profits but also the community environment does not feel harmed. Managers must add facilities and add the  outbounds. in my opinion, D'Kandang provide fresh air for the citizens of Depok because D'Kandang  is not just for a vacation but also give education for the visitors, especially for children. Children can learn to feed livestock, cultivate plants and milk cows. If it continues to be developed it is not impossible that people from outside the city will visit D'Kandang Amazing Farm.

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