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Stamplat Girang is a village in Indragiri Village, Rancabali District, Bandung Regency. It was once a stopping point for logging trucks and has now developed into a tourism village based on agro-tourism and local culture. History and Transformation Initially, Stamplat Girang served as a stopping point for trucks transporting timber. Villagers helped cut the wood and load it onto trucks for transport to the city. (IDN Times). After the government stopped logging activities in 2010, residents began seeking alternative sources of income, one of which was developing the village into a tourist destination. Location and Access This village is located in Indragiri Village, Rancabali District, Bandung Regency, West Java. Stamplat Girang is located approximately 14 km from the White Crater in Ciwidey and can be reached from Bandung City in approximately 2.5 hours by car. The road is narrow and winding through the tea plantations, so drivers must be careful. (www.kompas.id) This village is located at the very end of the Ciparay area and is surrounded by hills, tea plantations, and Jamuju trees (IDN Times) Tourist Attractions Stamplat Girang offers various natural attractions and activities, including: Tagog Djamuju: A relaxing spot on a hilltop, perfect for camping while enjoying the tea plantation views. Curug Halimun and Curug Jaja: Two waterfalls to explore, each taking 30 minutes to reach, and Curug Jaja up to 3 hours to reach. River and Small Pond: A children's play area at the village entrance. Coffee Agrotourism: Tourists can enjoy brewed Jamuju coffee produced by local residents. Cultural Activities: Residents of this village regularly hold cultural parades and local events, especially to commemorate Independence Day. Facilities and Accommodation Residents are willing to welcome tourists to stay in their homes, which have been prepared as homestays or simple lodging, so visitors can experience the rural atmosphere typical of a remote village. Other supporting facilities include toilets, a prayer room, bathrooms, hot showers, and electricity (Harapan Rakyat). Entrance fees for camping are around IDR 25,000, and accommodation costs IDR 300,000. Community Life and Local Culture The residents of Stamplat Girang are active in coffee and tea plantations and have participated in the development of the tourist village independently with the help of volunteers and related parties. The beautiful environment and well-preserved local culture make the experience here unique and educational. (IDN Times). Stamplat Girang is now an attractive alternative tourist destination in Bandung, ideal for visitors looking to enjoy nature, interact directly with local people, and escape the hustle and bustle of the city.