Ruteng Walking Tour

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Explore The Countryside

Ruteng Walking Tour Aims to explore the Golorenda Walking Trail area. A walking track through the country side of Ruteng city to see the authentic life of the local community, be it culture, agriculture and social life. On this Ruteng Walking tour, you will walk through agricultural and residential areas and experience the sensation of having lunch with a local family. Apart from that, you also have the opportunity to learn how to process tempeh into delicious food. This tour is held every day with a duration of 5 hours which will be divided into 2 categories according to the start time. The first group will start at 08.00 – 13.00 while the second group will start at 12.00 – 17.00 in the afternoon.

Ruteng Walking Tour

Itinerary

Batch 1 : 08.00 - 13.00

Participants are welcome at the meeting point. (Pick up service on request)
Drink a cup of coffee or tea as welcome drink.
Start your walk along Lingko Renda, an area with stunning natural views.
Then you will see a typical Manggarai tribe house in the Waekang Traditional Village.
Your journey continues to the Lingko Racang agricultural area which is a source of income for the local community, be it rice fields or other productive crops.
Next you will explore Copu & Nunuk residential area.
Return to Meeting Point for lunch with a local family.
Tour finished

Batch 2 : 12.00 - 17.00

Participants are welcome at the meeting point. (Pick up service on request)
Lunch with a local family
Start your journey along Lingko Renda, an area with stunning natural views.
Then you will see a typical Manggarai tribe house in Waekang Traditional Village.
Your journey then continues to Lingko Racang agricultural area which is a source of income for the local community, be it rice fields or other productive crops.
Next you will explore Copu & Nunuk settlements area.
Return to the meeting point then have a cup of Coffee or tea.
Tour finished.

Ruteng Walking Tour

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Tour Price

IDR 150.000/Person

Local Tour Guide

Lunch

Coffee or Tea & Snacks

Transfer Service

Personal Expenses

Tipping

Donation

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Terms & Conditions

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Payment & Reservation

For reservation please fill out the form below
Payment will be collecting at the meeting Point before the tour begin and payment is required by cash in Rupiah.
Reservation can be Made on the spot if you arrive according to the time schedule listed.

Transportation & Accessibility

Golorenda Walking Trail is located 15 km west of Ruteng city center or more precisely 7 km east of Spider's Nest Rice Fields.
The road conditions are relatively good and easy to access using a motorbike or private car with a duration of approximately 20-30 minutes from Ruteng city center.
Beside using private vehicles, you can also reach Golorenda Walking Trail by using public transportation (Bemo) from Ruteng city for IDR 15,000 one way.
You can find public transportation on the northwest side of the Ruteng city square, precisely around the AGAPE restaurant by choosing the transportation with route to "Golorenda". (You can contact us to find public transportation for you)
We also have a private transportation service that you can rent for pick-up and drop-off, or City Tour arround Ruteng with cost : IDR 200,000 for pick-up and drop-off & IDR 700,000 for Ruteng City Tour.

What To Bring :

Required :

Raincoat
Propper shoes or sandals for muddy & rocky paths.
Anti-mosquito/insect cream
Camera & Stuff
Drinking Water

Optional :

Books or Pen (You Will meet school-aged children During the walk.
Snacks or Biscuits

Booking Form

Please fill the form below for make a reservation and make sure to write on message box if you have any questions?

Sterre Verhoeve

I recently went on this amazing trek that took us through a local village and sprawling rice fields. It was a crash course in crops, farming, and the vibrant culture of the area. Filan, our guide, is so kind and friendly! His English is very good and he knows a lot. He's just started this trail and you can tell he's all in, eager to share his culture with us.

Let's talk about the food - Filan's fiancée made us a very nice and tasteful lunch. She showed us how to make tempe. And as if that wasn't enough, when we got back from our walk, a tasty snack awaited us.

The people in the village? So friendly. Their warmth and hospitality were off the charts. We even got to seek shelter from a sudden rain shower at the home of a kind old lady.

All in all, this afternoon was pure magic. I can't recommend it enough. If you're up for a genuine dive into local life, a crash course in agriculture, and a taste of real Indonesian culture, this is it!
Thank you Filan! (You can just text him, if you want to do this trek)