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Pulutan Village Valley is a family-friendly natural, culinary, and educational tourist attraction located in Temu Hamlet, Pulutan Village, Wonosari District, Gunungkidul Regency, Yogyakarta Special Region. This destination was developed by the local Village-Owned Enterprise (BUMDes), utilizing local potential in the form of lush green rice fields and cool rural air. Main Attractions Agricultural Educational Tour: Visitors, especially children, can learn about planting rice and learn about modern, environmentally friendly agricultural systems such as mina padi (fish farming among rice plants). Traditional Culinary Experience in the Middle of the Rice Fields: A dining area consisting of a bamboo hut or gazebo on the edge of the rice fields serves local rural specialties amidst a gentle breeze. Photo & Relaxation Spots: Featuring wooden bridges over the rice fields and aesthetically pleasing walking paths, this is a favorite spot for selfies or family gatherings. This place is a perfect alternative to beach tourism in Gunungkidul, especially for tourists who want to experience the tranquility of Yogyakarta's authentic agrarian atmosphere. Information about booking group activities or tours can be found on the Instagram account @lembahdesapulutan. Are you planning a visit soon, or would like information about travel routes and facilities at the location? Gunungkidul is the largest regency in the Special Region of Yogyakarta (DIY) Province, covering approximately 46.63% of the province's total area. Its administrative center is in Wonosari District. Here are the main things that define Gunungkidul: Regional Characteristics & Geology Former Seabed: Geologically, this area was once a shallow seabed that was lifted to the surface due to tectonic activity millions of years ago. Karst Area (Limestone Mountains): Dominated by karst hills that are part of the Sewu Mountains. Three Regional Zones: Divided into the Batur Agung Zone (north), the Ledok Wonosari Zone (center), and the Gunung Seribu Zone (south). Tourism & Cultural Potential Beach Paradise: Known for its more than 60 natural tourist destinations, especially the white sandy beaches along the southern coast. Other Natural Attractions: Boasting numerous natural caves with underground rivers, such as Pindul Cave and Jomblang Cave. Culinary Specialties: Famous for unique dishes such as walang goreng (fried grasshoppers), thiwul, and gatot. Nickname: Once very popular, it was nicknamed "Gaplek City" due to the abundant production of dried cassava (gaplek), an alternative staple food. Other Brief Information Boundaries: Bordered by Klaten and Sukoharjo Regencies to the north, Wonogiri Regency to the east, the Indian Ocean to the south, and Sleman and Bantul Regencies to the west. Writing: The correct name is Gunungkidul (joined), not "Gunung Kidul". Music: coming home tomorrow by Snoozy Beats    / snoozybeats  ​ License: Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0 Free Download / Stream: https://audiolibrary.c...​ Music promoted by Audio Library:     • Relaxing Lofi Music for Cozy Vlogs & Study...