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Kampung Naga

Kabupaten Tasikmalaya · Jawa Barat · Indonesia

AI rating·4.3
  • ID: Rumah berwarna putih dan atap serat alami di sepanjang jalan batu Kampung Naga. EN: White-fronted houses with thatched roofs along a stone path in Kampung Naga.
  • ID: Bangunan beratap serat alami di antara tanaman padi dan pepohonan Kampung Naga. EN: A thatched-roof building among rice plants and trees in Kampung Naga.
  • ID: Suling dan gantungan kunci berbentuk kujang, dengan rumah Kampung Naga di latar belakang. EN: Flutes and kujang-shaped keyrings, with Kampung Naga houses in the background.

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Confirm visitor access before travelling. A report dated 2 June 2026 announced a pause in visits from 1 June to 31 August 2026 for maintenance and environmental recovery. As of the 7 October 2026 check, reopening had not been verified through an accessible operator announcement. Do not assume that the end of that scheduled period means visits have automatically resumed; check the latest information from the Kampung Naga customary community’s information channel or local staff and agree on visitor arrangements beforehand.

The pin marks Parkir Wisata Kampung Naga as mapped on Google Maps, near the Garut–Tasikmalaya road in Neglasari, Salawu. It is a mapped arrival point, rather than the centre of the settlement, an operator-confirmed gate or a guarantee of current parking availability. Ask staff about the meeting point and the onward route down the steps. Follow restrictions on customary spaces and photography; ask permission before photographing people or entering homes.

The gallery documents 8 February 2015 (cover/photo 1) and 25 October 2018 (photos 2–3), rather than conditions after the 2026 maintenance. The provisional AI reference rating of 4.3/5 uses the aggregate of 110 reviews on Tripadvisor’s Kampung Naga attraction page, checked directly on 7 October 2026. One source is used on the same scale, without added weighting or an invented confidence score. It is not a firsthand assessment, a parking score, a Floopel user rating or evidence that the village is ready to receive visitors.

Gallery credits: cover and photo 1, Rumah Adat Di Kampung Naga, by Duduh Sadarachmat / Sadarachmat. Photo 2, Traditional House of Kampung Naga, Tasikmalaya, West Java (highlight), by Abdulrohmatt, with a source crop by Baqotun0023 on 26 May 2026 from the original photograph. Photo 3, Wooden flutes and keyrings, crafts from Kampung Naga, by Abdulrohmatt. All three use CC BY-SA 4.0 and official Commons 1280-pixel renditions. Floopel has not retouched or altered the image content. Display may resize or crop to fit the screen; photo adaptations remain CC BY-SA 4.0.

Why it matters

Thatched roofs, white-fronted houses and rice fields in the Ciwulan River valley shape Kampung Naga. This customary settlement in Neglasari village, Salawu, Tasikmalaya Regency, maintains Sundanese traditions through everyday life. The community’s relationship with farming and village space gives context to the buildings shown in the gallery.

The photograph of flutes and kujang-shaped keyrings adds a craft perspective to its architecture. Give residents or a local guide room to explain the meaning of their traditions in their own words. Community life and customary activities have rules that visitors need to respect.

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