DESIGN OF PENET TUKAD BORDER AS A TOURISM ACTIVITY

The rapid development of tourism requires tourism companies to support the needs of tourists. These tourist needs, such as hotel accommodation and eating and drinking (restaurants), are supported by the presence of these travel agencies so that tourists can comfortably travel to sightseeing spots. Tourism promotion should take place in cultivated areas and should be avoided in protected areas. In order to secure market share, it is necessary to develop tourism businesses in places with beautiful natural scenery, such as precipitous cliffs, in quiet places away from urban areas. For this reason, governments should legally protect protected areas, including areas adjacent to the cliffs, from tourism development activities and tourist attractions. This study discusses the regional spatial structure, planned activities, and space usage regulations formed around Tukad Penet. The type of research used is research and development. Research and development is research conducted in two key aspects: research and development of a particular model, product, or device. The spatial structure formed is more concentrated in the Sangye and Kauverayu village areas dominated by tourist attractions shops and restaurant shops. There are other centers of activity around the Tukad Penet Bridge. In the future, a series of shelters on the Kau Belayu village side, the development of riverside paths and a series of spiritual tourism activities are planned at many of the existing showers. A limited number of job placements and land conversions are taking place in five locations. Accessibility needs to be developed in this area so that the development of activities in the canyon area as accommodation for tourists can be realized.