Sangiran is an archaeological site in Central Java, Indonesia. It is located 17 kilometers north

of Surakarta Municipality, on Bengawan Solo river valley. According to UNESCO report,

Sangiran is claimed to be one of the most important sites in the world to study human fossils

by scientists, aligned with Zhoukoudian sites in China, Willandra Lakes in Australia, Olduvai

Gorge in Tanzania, and Sterkfontein in South Africa. Furthermore, Sangiran is considered as

one of the world's research centers on the history of ancient human existence, more than 50%

of ancient human fossils were unearthed in Sangiran.

At the provincial level, based on Central Java Provincial Regulation No. 10/2012 on Master

Plan of Central Java Regional Tourism Development (RIPPRDA), Sangiran area is designated

as Provincial Tourism Strategic Area (Kawasan Strategis Pariwisata Provinsi, KSPN) Sangiran

and its surroundings that are located in Provincial Tourism Destination Area “Solo – Sangiran

and Surroundings”. Sangiran area has historical and cultural tourism potential with historical

heritage tour products.

Detail Plan of KSPN Sangiran and its surroundings is focused on tourist destination in the main

area of KSPN which is divided into 2 sub-regions, namely:

1. Sub Area 1, includes: Sangiran Ancient Human Site, Batik Pungsari-Kliwonan Tourism

Village, Padepokan Keris Brojobuwono, Sangiran Edutainment Park, Sangiran Tourism

Forrest, Tourism villages and homestay, and Tourism Dam;

2. Sub Area 2, includes: Pangeran Samudro Gunung Kemukus Tomb, Kedung Kancil Tourist

Park, and Gedungombo Reservoir.

Sub Area 1

Development of Core Zone • Zone A: Sangiran Tourism Site • Zone B: Cultural tourism zone with tourist

attraction of Pungsari-Kliwonan Batik Tourism Village and Padepokan Keris Brojobuwono.

• Zone C: The development zone of the Sangiran Site Area that is directed as a new tourist attraction located outside the core zone of Kalijambe

Sub Area 2

Development of Supporting Zone • Zone A: Cultural tourism zone of Prince

Samudro Tomb of Kemukus and Kedung Ombo Reservoir

• Zone B: Artificial tourist zone Kedung Kancil Tourism Park with the potential water tourism

Development KSPN Sangiran

1. Background

Core Zone is an area functioned as the main entrance of Sangiran tourism, includes sub

terminal in Krikilan Village which is equipped with souvenir shops and public supporting

facilities. Besides, there is also ecotourism-based natural tourism with the potential Dam,

river, forest and agricultural tourism, as well as tower of view equipped with supporting

public facilities.

2. Scope of Work

a. Improvement of Main Gate;

b. Development of Existing Tourist Destination;

c. Revitalization of Tower of View;

d. Development of Amphitheater;

e. Development of Tomb Area;

f. Development of Kedung Kancil Tourism Park;

g. Development of Sangiran Edutainment Park;

h. Construction of Area Infrastructures;

i. Construction of Supporting Facilities;

3. Location

Sangiran Village, Kalijambe Village, Gemolong Village

TOURISM SUB TERMINAL SITE PLAN

SEQUENCE SHELTER AREA

SEQUENCE AMPHITHEATER

FLOATING CAMPING GROUND

DEVELOPMENT OF KEDUNG KANCIL

TOURISM PARK

Financial Aspect

Investment Value: IDR 561. 18 Billion

IRR: 23.40%

NPV B/C Ratio Payback Period

DF=10% IDR 1.19 T 1.92 13 years

DF=12% IDR 864.42 B 1.42 16 years

DF=14% IDR 616.56 B 1.02 21 years

Development of Amphitheater Development of Tourism Pier Improvement of Main Gate

Development of Tomb Area Development of Dam Side Tourism

Development of Sangiran Edutainment Park

Contact:

Mr. Prambudi Trajutrisno

Head of Development of Tourism Destination Division

Youth, Sports, and Tourism Agency of Central Java Province

Jl. Ki Mangunsarkoro No. 12 Semarang

Telp: +6224 8419958

No. HP: +62 822 26611173

Email: pram_tra@yahoo.co.id