4 CONCLUSION
The potentials of Malasari village were Sawer
Waterfall, Citamiang Waterfall, Bombing Waterfall,
Making terracing 1001 undak, and Seren Taun
Culture in the Malasari Kesepuhan. The assessment
of ODTWA was Attractiveness 86,66 %,
Accessibility 61,11%, Supporting Facilities and
Infrastructure 80,00%, and Feasibility Score 75.92%
so it is feasible to be developed into tourism
villages.
The community will be ready to play an active
role in developing their village to become one of the
community-based tourism villages. This contribution
from both the community and local government
would be useful for preserving the environment and
increasing the economic income of the Malasari
Village.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Acknowledgments to Mount Halimun Salak
National Park (TNGHS) has facilitated the authors
in this study.
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