Isidata diri anda di kolom : - Nama - Email - No. Telepon - Destinasi diisi : LABUAN BAJO - WAE REBO - Departure Date diisi : 28 Juli 2017 (untuk trip tanggal 28 - 31 Juli 2017) diisi : 17 Agustus 2017 (untuk trip tanggal 17 - 20 Agustus 2017) - Estimate Budget diisi : $300 - $1.000 USD (hanya sebagai penanda saja, agar data bisa diinput oleh Selamaberlibur di Trip Labuan Bajo, anda wajib mengunjungi Desa adat Wae Rebo yang terletak di Desa Satar Lenda, Kec. Satar Mese Barat, Kabupaten Manggarai, Provinsi Nusa Tenggara Timur. Dari Kota Labuan Bajo menuju Desa Adat Wae Rebo kurang lebih membutuhkan waktu sekitar 4 jam perjalanan. Day1: Labuan Bajo – Kelor Island – Rinca Island (L/D) Pick up from the airport or your hotel in Labuan Bajo and transfer by car to the port to board the boat. Upon arrival on the boat we will start the voyage through the blue sea of Flores. Our first destination is Kelor Island, after around 45 minutes on the boat we will arrive on a small SUNSETIN LABUAN BAJO. SUNSET IN LABUAN BAJO. Jump to. Sections of this page. Accessibility Help. Press alt + / to open this menu. Facebook. Email or Bookingsaja Private Trip Labuan Bajo dari Males Pulang dan rasakan kemudahannya sekarang juga! info pemesanan. Category Private Trip. Description Reviews (0) Pantai Pink, Wae Rebo, Pulau Kanawa, dan masih banyak lagi. Jadi, sudah siap trip bareng bestie tapi mau yang langsung terima beres? Booking saja Private Trip Labuan Bajo dari Males Hotelpick up. Travel to the scenic countryside of Indonesia on an exciting 2D1N tour of Wae Rebo from Labuan Bajo. Learn more about the customs and traditions of the village as you stroll around and interact with friendly locals. Breathe in the fresh air and take in the breathtaking view of the mountainscapes and lush green forest as you travel. 4YQE. We Travel presents a unique Journey that will add to our extraordinary Experience presented from a traditional village on a mountain. Interact with locals to do interesting local activities. Coffee is one of Waerebo’s famous products, so let’s drink local coffee with the locals! What are you waiting for, prepare your backpack and be ready for an adventure with us WeTravel… Visit Waerebo Village known as the village above the clouds! Witness a phenomenal ricefield at Sawah Lingko! Spend an overnight at Waerebo Village and immerse with locals Desa tradisonal wisata Wae Rebo Village, merupakan salah satu destinasi menarik yang bagus sekali dikunjungi ketika berada di Flores. Wae Rebo adalah desa terakhir di Manggarai, Flores Barat dengan rumah berbentuk kerucut khas Manggarai yang disebut “mbaru niang” yang masih dapat di daerah perbukitan Flores Barat, Nusa Tenggara Timur, Indonesia Anda yang ingin sekali berwisata budaya, sejarah sekaligus alam, maka desa satu ini sangat cocok untuk menemani perjalanan wisata Anda. Apa saja yang bisa didapatkan di sini?Di mana lokasi Wae Rebo Village? Wae Rebo merupakan sebuah desa yang terpencil dan hanya bisa dicapai dengan lima jam perjalanan dari pusat kota labuan bajo Flores menggunakan mobil dilanjutkan dengan wisata ini berlokasi di kabupaten Manggarai Nusa Tenggara Timur, tepatnya di kecamatan Satar Mese, desa menuju ke desa ini cukup sulit untuk karena datarannya yang tinggi. Untuk mencapai desa ini, Anda harus melakukan perjalanan yang menantang. Desa adat ini dapat diakses 6 km dari Desa Dintor menuju Desa Denge menggunakan sepeda dari Denge ke kawasan wisata ini cukup berat, membutuhkan waktu sekitar 3 jam berjalan kaki melewati hutan dan menempuh perjalanan wisata yang jauh, tentu saja membuat desa ini hampir tidak dikenal, bahkan oleh masyarakat di Pulau Flores sekalipun. Padahal, Wae Rebo sendiri masih lumayan dekat dengan Labuan sini, Anda bisa menyaksikan rumah berbentuk kerucut yang unik. Semua yang ada di kawasan ini benar-benar dilestarikan sendiri oleh masyarakat sekitar dan itulah yang menjadi keunikan dari wisata Wae Menarik Desa Wisata Wae ReboKeunikan apa saja di desa wae rebo? Ada beberapa hal yang menarik dari desa wisata di Flores ini dan menjadikannya sebagai daya tarik tersendiri bagi wisatawan untuk datang mengunjungi. Apa aja sih hal menarik dari Destinasi Wae Rebo itu sendiri?Hanya Ada 7 Rumah Dengan Desain UnikDesa ini hanya memiliki tujuh rumah yang disebut Mbaru Niang. Rumah adat yang berasal dari Flores ini berbentuk kerucut dan terdiri dari lima lantai dengan tinggi sekitar 15 adat ini sangat jarang ditemukan kecuali di Desa Wae Rebo. Selain Mbaru Niang, ternyata setiap rumah di desa ini juga memiliki nama rumah terbesar yang disebut Niang Gendang Maro, dan menjadi tempat tinggal kepala desa. Sementara untuk nama rumah adat lainnya adalah Niang Gena PirongNiang Gena NdoromNiang Gena MaroNiang Gena JekongNiang Gena Mandok2. Mempunyai Makna FilosofisRumah-rumah yang ada di sini tidak hanya menjadi artefak, tetapi juga memiliki makna filosofis yang dalam. Rumah yang berbentuk kerucut merepresentasikan ikatan dan harmonisasi antara manusia dan alasan mengapa Mbaru Niang memiliki lima lantai yang tingginya 15 meter adalah, karena tanah yang lebih rendah melambangkan kematian sehingga dibuatlah bangunan yang tinggi. Bahkan, di tanah ini, orang-orang Wae Rebo menguburkan kerabatnya yang lantai tertinggi Mbaru Niang digunakan untuk menyimpan hasil panen dan juga mewakili hubungan spiritual antara manusia dan Tuhan. Lantai ini juga merupakan tempat masyarakat Wae Rebo menjalankan ritual keagamaannya. Mereka juga menggunakan lantai ini untuk mempersembahkan hasil musim panen kepada Teknik Pembangunan Rumah Kerucut yang RumitPenduduk desa adalah penjaga budaya di kampung adat ini, dan bangunan rumah dengan bentuk kerucut ini menerapkan teknik membangun yang rumit. Teknik membangun rumah ini diturunkan dari generasi ke generasi dan uniknya diwariskan hanya melalui kata-kata yang tidak ada catatan dalam tulisan sehingga penduduk setempat hanya mengandalkan teknik secara verbal. Sayangnya, pengetahuan itu mau tidak mau memudar seiring berjalannya karena itu, ada sebuah proyek konservasi besar untuk melestarikan arsitektur tradisional yang terancam punah. Proyek ini dilakukan dari 2009 hingga Rumah Asuh memprakarsai dan memfasilitasi kebangkitan teknik tradisional yang dipimpin masyarakat Wae Rebo, sehingga memungkinkan semua rumah asli dibangun Memenangkan Penghargaan UNESCOAwalnya, rumah adat di desa ini hanya tersisa 4 sampai kemudian ada proyek konservasi besar-besaran dan terbentuklah lagi 7 rumah berbentuk kerucut. Proyek ini telah memenangkan penghargaan internasional dan memberikan penghargaan tertinggi pada rumah adat ini sebagai salah satu Konservasi Warisan Budaya UNESCO Asia Pasifik 2012 dan ada juga Penghargaan Institut Arsitek Indonesia untuk Memiliki Banyak Sekali Tanaman yang DibudidayakanWae Rebo terkenal dengan tanaman terbaiknya seperti vanili, madu, dan kopi. Bertani kopi telah menjadi mata pencaharian masyarakat secara penanaman kopi alami yang ramah burung, tanpa menggunakan bahan kimia, sangat dihargai di pasar internasional dan itulah yang membuat biji kopi yang ditanam di desa ini benar-benar Anda ingin sekali menikmati hasil budidaya di kawasan wisata ini, tenang saja! Sebagai tempat wisata, masyarakat setempat juga menyediakan oleh-oleh bagi wisatawan yang berkunjung ke desa seperti kerajinan tangan, kopi lokal, vanili dan kayu Memiliki Legenda UnikFakta yang lebih unik tentang desa adat ini adalah masyarakat yang tinggal di sini percaya bahwa nenek moyang mereka berasal dari Minangkabau, Sumatera. Artinya, pada masa lalu, orang Minangkabau merantau ke dataran tinggi di Flores, bermukim di daerah itu dan lahirlah Wae mengatakan bahwa seseorang bernama Maro yang berasal dari Minangkabau adalah tokoh yang menyatukan orang-orang dari etnis berbeda. Ia menyarankan mereka untuk menetap di sebuah tempat tinggal dan mengesampingkan perbedaan tinggalah mereka di desa adat ini. Dipercaya juga bahwa desa ini sudah berdiri sekitar 19 generasi. Jika dihitung, maka diperkirakan desa ini sudah ada sekitar 1000 yang Bisa Dilakukan di Desa Wae Rebo1. Menikmati Pemandangan AlamWae Rebo adalah sebuah desa kecil yang berada pada ketinggian 1200 meter di atas permukaan laut. Bisa dibayangkan betapa tingginya kawasan wisata ini? Itu sebabnya kebanyakan orang menyebut tempat ini “Desa di Atas Awan”.Begitu tingginya kawasan desa wisata ini, Anda bisa menyaksikan pemandangan alam yang sangat indah di Mengamati Arsitektur Unik Rumah KerucutDesa Senge merupakan salah satu warisan kuno yang perlu dilestarikan oleh Indonesia dan menjadi salah satu situs wisata terbaik yang dimiliki Indonesia. Jadi, kalau Anda sudah berada di sini, ada baiknya sih jika mengamati setiap detail arsitektur rumah adat yang unik terutama yang datang dari mancanegara suka mengunjungi tempat ini karena terpukau dengan kerumitan arsitektur Mbaru Hunting FotoSaking indahnya kawasan wisata ini, maka sayang sekali kalau Anda melewatkan waktu untuk hunting beberapa spot foto. Kawasan desa wisata ini memiliki sebuah panorama alam yang amat menakjubkan. Mau hunting foto dengan konsep alam atau human interest juga bisa. Setiap sore ada anak-anak yang bermain dengan asyik. Anda tidak akan menyesal telah mengunjungi desa wisata satu salah satu desa kuno di Indonesia, merupakan tanggung jawab masyarakat Indonesia untuk menjaga warisan ini tetap hidup. Wae Rebo adalah tempat yang wajib dikunjungi setelah anda menikmati Sailing Komodo trip labuan bajo. 1 post 1 review 2 helpful votes How to get to Ruteng from Labuan Bajo / Wae Rebo from Ruteng Jul 3, 2022, 1201 AM Hi I'm going to spend 8 days in Flores alone. Since I'll travel alone, it is so difficult to find open tour to Ende, I'm thinking of using local bus, which I am also facing difficulties finding information on this. 1st day Arrival. looking for the 2D1N slow boat open trip to komodo, rinca, etc and buy the ticket to Ruteng 2nd-3rd day 2D1N tour 4th-7th day Hopefully Ruteng/Bena village/Wae Rebo/Kelimutu 8th day Back to Jakarta and leave As 4-7th day would be a bit of rush, I'm trying to do anything I can prepare in advance. Would you please let me know how can I book online or which local place to buy the ticket? Also how much the reasonable price for slow boat for 2D1N? Destination Expertfor Ubud, Pemuteran, Yogyakarta Region, Indonesia Level Contributor 17,229 posts 125 reviews 144 helpful votes 1. Re How to get to Ruteng from Labuan Bajo / Wae Rebo from Ruteng Jul 4, 2022, 224 AM As with many things in Indonesia, situations/new companies/new regulations etc can change in a short while. It's better to play it by ear and see what is avaialble when you arrive...Personally I always hire a private car and driver, not the cheapest option but for me the best... You can talk to the driver who will have the local knowledge, connections, know when and where to go, and can go on your timetabble and make stops or not when ever you want. As your trip is really rushed I'm assuming you are flying back to Jakarta from Ende? Flghts can be cancelled and delays are common, so make sure you have enough cushion built into your trip. Level Contributor 1,064 posts 31 reviews 17 helpful votes 2. Re How to get to Ruteng from Labuan Bajo / Wae Rebo from Ruteng Jul 4, 2022, 655 AM 4 days Labuan Bajo to Maumere is very tight and including Wae Rebo not even possible. also your itinerary is not possible when using local transport You need at least 5 days Day 4 Labuan Bajo-Denge-Wae Rebo Day 5 Wae Rebo - Ruteng Day 6 Ruteng – Bajawa Day 7 Bajawa- Moni Day 8 Moni – Kelimutu Maumere With this trip you need your own transport eg car with driver. When using local transport it is difficult to get to Denge for Wae Rebo and the next day on to Ruteng as there is hardly local transport. If you need a car with driver, please contact me For a boattrip go to Labuan Bajo first and arrange your trip on the spot and the day before. I don’t know when you are going but be aware that the entrancefee will be rised to Rp starting 1 August Level Contributor 236 posts 1 review 3. Re How to get to Ruteng from Labuan Bajo / Wae Rebo from Ruteng Jul 4, 2022, 122 PM I did this trip across Flores in 2016 With a car+driver. Get answers to your questions about Labuan Bajo Recent Conversations Batik, Citilink or Air Asia? Jun 11, 2023 Rinca Island day trip. Jun 07, 2023 Mid range 3N/4D private boat trip to Komodo/nearby islands Jun 03, 2023 3D2N cruise weekday May 25, 2023 Advice needed for 2D 3N Liveaboard trip to Komodo May 19, 2023 Can anyone recommend a komodo tour with only 2 days/1 night? May 13, 2023 Solo Traveler Planning May 09, 2023 Labuan Bajo tour operator PT. Monas Lino Trip is a scam !! May 04, 2023 One day tours worth it? May 03, 2023 Scooter Hire Apr 29, 2023 WANTED - Sharing chartered boat costs FLORES 26-30 APR23? Apr 20, 2023 Komodo National Park & Labuan Bajo Drone/Photography Apr 17, 2023 Good Local food - LBJ Apr 15, 2023 One day speed boat trips Komodo Islands Apr 12, 2023 More Labuan Bajo Topics Cruise around Rinca & Komodo islands Labuan Bajo Komodo Kanawa Island EERAERTS RONALD. Komodo cruises. "Monalisa"..My trip last w Komodo tour tipping Where to stay - budget Some tips about Labuan Bajo JBR Labuan Bajo/ Komodo/ Rinca. Flores Islands Tours to rinca The traditional village of Wae Rebo in the district of Manggarai on the island of Flores, East Nusatenggara, has received the Top Award of Excellence from UNESCO in the 2012 UNESCO Asia Pacific Heritage Awards, announced in Bangkok on 27 August 2012. This small and isolated village was recognized for its rebuilding of the traditional Mbaru Niang traditional house based on the spirit of community cooperation towards a sustainable tradition, while at the same time improving its village welfare. Wae Rebo is a small, very out of the way village. Situated on around 1,100 meters above sea level and approximately 3 - 4 hour travel by foot from Denge Village. Wae Rebo is completely surrounded by panoramic mountains and the dense Todo forest. This tropical forest is rich in vegetation, where you will find orchids, different types of ferns and hear the chirping of many songbirds. There is also no mobile coverage in this village, and the electricity is only available from 6 to 10 pm. The air is relatively cold, especially in the dry season, so don’t forget to bring your jacket if you’re planning to visit the village. Founder of the village and, therefore, their main ancestor who built the village some 100 years ago, was a man called Empu Maro. Today, the inhabitants are his 18th generation descendants. Wae Rebo’s main characteristics are their unique houses, which they call Mbaru Niang that are tall and conical in shape and are completely covered in lontar thatch from its rooftop down to the ground. It appears that at one time such kind of houses were quite common to the region. But today, it is only this village that continues to maintain the typical Manggarai traditional house, without which these unique houses would have been completely fazed out. The house has five levels, each level designated for a specific purpose. The first level , called lutur or tent, are the living quarters of the extended family. The second level, called lobo, or attic, is set aside to store food and goods, the third level called lentar is to store seeds for the next harvest, the fourth level called lempa rae is reserved for food stocks in case of draught, and the fifth and top level, called hekang kode, which is held most sacred, is to place offerings for the ancestors. One special ceremonial house is the community building where members of the entire clan gather for ceremonies and rituals. They are predominantly Catholic but still adhere to old beliefs. In this house are stored the sacred heirloom of drums and gongs. With a small population of around 1,200 inhabitants only, the village comprises 7 houses. The staple diet of villagers is cassava and maize, but around the village they plant coffee, vanilla, and cinnamon which they sell in the market, located some 15 km. away from the village. Lately, however, Wae Rebo has grown in popularity as a tourist destination for international ecotourism enthusiasts, and this has added to the economic welfare of the village. The people of Wae Rebo warmly welcome visitors who wish to see their village and experience their simple traditional life. Detailed Reviews Reviews order informed by descriptiveness of user-identified themes such as cleanliness, atmosphere, general tips and location SBandung, Indonesia2 contributionsMay 2022 • CouplesHappy memories of the climb up the pathway - then the friendly reception and community gathering, enjoyed their own production of coffee, tenun manggarai oleh mama katerina, armbands. Worth the excitement...Written April 19, 2023This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn 2023 • CouplesYou need to take a scooter and then hike for about to 2 hours to get to this well preserved village of Wae Rebo. The hiking path is well paved for the first half of the trail. The remainder of the trail though not paved is pleasantly manageable. Because it rained whilst we were there, we found the trail slightly slippery in certain sections with a lot of leeches. When we arrived at the village, we were escorted to meet the chief whereby a simple ceremony to welcome and bless our short stay here was performed. A brief history about the village was given in English. We spent a night in one of the traditional adat homes with other guests. Dormitory style with blankets and pillows provided. Please bring along some insect repellent as we were all swarmed by mosquitoes throughout the night making sleep almost impossible. According to our guide, it was his first encounter with mosquitoes so far, still good to be prepared. Dinner and breakfast of eggs and rice was provided. A good experience, worth the January 13, 2023This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn HGreater Adelaide, Australia2 contributionsOct 2022Our driver Stefan +62 812 4610 7187 was fantastic - I highly recommend his services. He drove us to Manggarai via a warung for lunch and along the beach. The drive was about 5 hours long including the lunch break and we arrived in the local village and met scooters. We took scooters for about 20 mins to get to the base of the mountain and hiked a few kilometres up to the traditional Wae Rebo Village. The hike was steep and hot but evened out a little bit more about half way. It was well worth the sight upon arrival where we met with the chief of the village and then were free to explore. The boys played volleyball with the local men and we stayed in the visitor hut with about 25 people from all over the world. We had rice and eggs for dinner and a slightly different version for breakfast. The experience was amazing and by boys 14 and 11 thoroughly enjoyed the experience November 10, 2022This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn 2022I was greeted by Ofan, one of the local people who has really good English skills. There are western toilet, you are given a mattress and blanket to sleep with the other guests in one of this amazing "houses" ngurai. At 10pm the electricity cuts so the star gazing starts. It looks like the myst starts early 12pm so it is likely that you will not have the perfect view at first, but the next day 7 to 10 am there were no go with no motorbike solo female travellerYou can take the local bus around rupiahs from Labuan Bajo to Ruteng. In Ruteng I stayed in Cha Cha dorm guesthouse, a real highlight. They have an amazing restaurant too and it is really worth visiting them. They can organize a shared car with local people, rp to Denge, to Blasius Guesthouse. There also are trucks, but I have the feeling it would take much longer. I arrived quite late to Blasius so I spent the night there for a room with cold shower, like a losmen. Blasius and his family are also really lovely. From Blasius you can walk 3km or take the motorbike taxi. I recommend the last as it really is a lot to walk was really worth it. They sell their own coffee and crafts, I also recommend buying from them as it is clearly made by them. For my way back I again stayed at Blasius, who organized a shared car rp to take me to the Transflores highway. From there you can stop a shared car or bus to take you to Labuan Bajo Written August 5, 2022This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn 2022 • FamilyGreat Culture and Nature lige ,and Nice people please keep this place on Natural and do not distroy come back next time .Written July 3, 2022This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn UK49 contributionsApr 2022 • SoloIt is an interesting traditional village high up in the mountains. Takes quite some effort to get there from Labuan Bajo, with a long, very bumpy ride on the road, a scooter taxi ride from Denge, then a 5 kilometres mostly uphill hike in the forest. When you arrive there you are rewarded with a stunning view of seven, traditional houses. The people in the village welcome you with a little introduction which then you can follow with a little walk around in the village. This whole thing of exploration doesn’t take more than an hour and half even if you look into the tiniest details. I bet most people would be over it within half an hour. But until this point I actually really enjoyed the it’s supposedly an overnight program. And that’s where the challenge starts. I still have no idea what can one do there for 16-18 hours even with sleep and two meals involved. Particularly that the night isn’t exactly convenient. All guests sleep in one of the big traditional houses, in an open hall, with about 25-30 mattresses around. There isn’t much bedding just a straw-mattress and a dirty blanket used by who knows how many people before. You have no option but to use it because the night is very cold and there are hundreds of mosquitoes flying recommendation is that only stay there for overnight if you are really keen to have this box ticked on your bucket list. There is literally nothing else there than just an inconvenient sleep and a light breakfast. By all mean, visit the village, it’s beautiful. But if you can sleep elsewhereWritten April 30, 2022This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn 2021If you come here from Labuan Bajo, you need to drive around - 4 hours through bumpy roads to get to Denge. From there you must take ojek motorcycle to reach the hiking start point, continue with a 3-hour hike on foot. The hiking path started with smooth pavement for the 1st hour and soil & stones for the next 2 hours. Make sure you are physically fit before you commit to going here because there's nothing else you can find if you decided not to hike. Don't forget to rent a bamboo stick. It's your life saviour for the the village, you will stay in a shared house that can fit 30 people. Mats tikar, blankets, and pillows are provided. The bathroom is very modest and the water is cold. They serve rice and chicken eggs as dinner and breakfast. The coffee is a must try!Written December 25, 2021This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn 2020Certainly interesting to visit people nominally living a traditional lifestyle, far enough removed from modernity to be refreshing. But that's the operative word - nominally. Despite being off any mobile network for the time being, anyway, locals walking downhill while we were clambering uphill had a mobile phone in their pocket, blasting music. Ah well. Speaking of uphill it's a 450 m vertical ascent and yes, at least a 2-hour hike from the vehicle parking area to the village - don't be misled by locals who don't know a meter from a hole in the ground, and who'll tell you it's only km. It's a hot, sweaty ascent - amazing that the locals shoulder and carry 50-100 kg loads of cinnamon down this trail. There is one stream crossing the trail on the way up to the pass to stop momentarily to cool down, and then 3 more on the downhill leg. Once arriving in the village, you'll be expected to pay 50,000 Rp for a traditional "ceremony" and then 200,000 Rp per person for the visit, which does include lunch. An overnight stay is 325,000 Rp per person, I assume meals included we were day visitors. Overall, well worthwhile, if you can communicate with the locals. I assume the best time to visit would be weekends, when the kids who are during the week away from the village at school return December 13, 2020This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn Stortford, UK385 contributionsApr 2020 • FriendsIt is great that there are still people living in own way, far away from all goods we have. Anyway now it is becoming tourist attraction and it is very close to tourist trap. In one hand you are amazed by the views, architecture and local way of living, in the other hand first impression is "we want your money". I understand that we need to support and pay for service but it is obvious that after that bad road, 4h drive from Labuan and 3h hiking in jungle we not gonna escape after invitation. Situation is like that arriving to village, you are invited to the house exhausted after hiking, a man is asking you for 50k straight away for ceremony, a man sitting in the middle is saying that you are very welcome and now you bacame to Wae Rebo. I don't think it's OK. Or do tickets before or ask for money after and warn tourists that it's obligatory because that way as it is organized now all magic of visiting some native people experiencing heritage etc is views are great, people nice, food delicious. Absolutely worth hikingWritten April 4, 2020This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn 2019 • FamilyWorth staying overnight here, spending time to get to know the people and the environment. Especially those who like photography so much. Lots of things that can be photographed here. 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