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<p>The tourism sector in West Bandung Regency, Indonesia has enormous potential, as evidenced by the region’s impressive array of over 40 captivating tourist destinations. This fact highlights its significant influence, not only within its borders but also in nearby cities like Bandung and Jakarta. Remarkably, West Bandung Regency hosts several recreation parks close to local communities, defying the conventional wisdom that places such sites away from residential areas. Thus, this paper aims to illuminate the tangible impact of these recreation parks on the lives of nearby residents. The case studies, Farm House and The Great Asia Africa in Lembang District are the district’s most renowned thematic parks. This research employed a descriptive qualitative methodology, gathering data through literature reviews and collecting information from residents surrounding the two theme parks. Through spatial analysis and streetscape scrutiny, this paper examined the physical transformations induced by these thematic parks in their immediate surroundings. The research underscores their profound environmental and socio-economic impacts, particularly in physical transformation. Previous studies on theme parks focused on management rather than their effects on the surrounding communities. This paper tries to urge local authorities and related businesses to consider the symbiotic relationship between theme parks and their residents. Embracing this perspective can lead to more harmonious coexistence and mutual benefits for all stakeholders.</p>

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Dwelling context impact analysis of theme park: Northern Bandung case

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    2025年3月20日

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  • Wiwik Dwi Pratiwi,
  • Ike Kurniawati,
  • Samsirina,
  • Medria Shekar Rani,
  • Nuri Fathimah Zahra,
  • Mutiara Indah Nur Rohman

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The tourism sector in West Bandung Regency, Indonesia has enormous potential, as evidenced by the region’s impressive array of over 40 captivating tourist destinations. This fact highlights its significant influence, not only within its borders but also in nearby cities like Bandung and Jakarta. Remarkably, West Bandung Regency hosts several recreation parks close to local communities, defying the conventional wisdom that places such sites away from residential areas. Thus, this paper aims to illuminate the tangible impact of these recreation parks on the lives of nearby residents. The case studies, Farm House and The Great Asia Africa in Lembang District are the district’s most renowned thematic parks. This research employed a descriptive qualitative methodology, gathering data through literature reviews and collecting information from residents surrounding the two theme parks. Through spatial analysis and streetscape scrutiny, this paper examined the physical transformations induced by these thematic parks in their immediate surroundings. The research underscores their profound environmental and socio-economic impacts, particularly in physical transformation. Previous studies on theme parks focused on management rather than their effects on the surrounding communities. This paper tries to urge local authorities and related businesses to consider the symbiotic relationship between theme parks and their residents. Embracing this perspective can lead to more harmonious coexistence and mutual benefits for all stakeholders.