4 cherry zoya - 2 years ago
(Translated by Google) Meatball shop 'under the guise' of Majapahitan House
So the story is the scorching sun is so stinging. On the other hand, visitors flocked to make the parking attendants overload plus overcapacity. Since there is hot parking and the midday hour is already ringing, there is an idea for andok meatballs next to the bajangratu temple complex.
Meatballs Majapahit Not bad, the title. Okay, this is not about the meatballs. But the meatball shop happened to have a Mojopahitan house building. The shop building is one of the residences that the government has conjured up as a project for the Trowulan cultural heritage area.
The inside is normal, maybe it depends on the owner of the house. However, the outer walls are made of red bricks which further reinforces the mojopahitan feel on each side. The fence is also made of the same material, decorated with the symbol of nawasanga on every inch. Almost every house in Trowulan has been transformed like this.
Even in Bejijong, there is a trowulan cultural tour. A cultural and historical tourism village destination. The houses are uniform in shape, it looks like the megaproject targets are more comprehensive. Tourists who want to feel the thick feel of Majapahit, can try the sensation which is centered in the Bhagaskara studio. Maybe Katon Bagaskara should stop by the same place as the name.
The meatballs are cheap, it's perfect for stuffing your stomach in broad daylight while enjoying the atmosphere of a mojopahitan house. The owner admitted that he never marked-up the price of the dish even though there were visiting guests who came from far away. A local wisdom that may be a distinct advantage of trowulan.
Okay, no need to drool over the meatballs. The focus of the house is just fine. Feels cool, full of culture too.
(Original)
Kedai Bakso 'Berkedok' Rumah Majapahitan
Jadi ceritanya sinar mentari terik begitu menyengat. Di sisi lain, pengunjung berduyun2 membuat tukang parkirnya overload plus overcapacity. Berhubung dapat parkiran panas dan jam tengah hari sudah berdentang, ada ide untuk andok bakso di samping kompleks candi bajangratu.
Bakso Majapahit Lumayan, judulnya. Oke, ini bukan membahas baksonya. Tapi kedai baksonya kebetulan punya bangunan rmh mojopahitan. Bangunan kedainya menjadi salah satu kediaman yang disulap pemerintah sebagai proyek kawasan cagar budaya Trowulan.
Bagian dalam biasa saja, mungkin tergantung pemilik rumah. Namun, dinding bagian luarnya terbuat dari batu bata merah yang semakin menguatkan nuansa mojopahitan di setiap sisinya. Pagarnya pun dibuat dr bahan senada, berhias lambang nawasanga di setiap jengkalnya. Hampir setiap rumah di trowulan disulap seperti ini.
Bahkan di bejijong, ada wisata budaya trowulan. Sebuah destinasi desa wisata budaya dan sejarah. Rumah2 berbentuk seragam, tampak sasaran megaproyek lebih menyeluruh. Wisatawan yang ingin merasakan nuansa majapahitan yang kental, bisa mencoba sensasinya yang berpusat di sanggar Bhagaskara. Mungkin Katon Bagaskara harus mampir juga ke tempat yang sama dg namanya.
Baksonya murah meriah, cocoklah untuk mengganjal perut di siang bolong sambil menikmati suasana rumah mojopahitan. Pemiliknya mengaku, tidak pernah memark-up harga sajiannya meski ada tamu kinurmatan yang datang dari jauh. Sebuah kearifan lokal yang mungkin menjadi keunggulan tersendiri dari trowulan.
Okelah, tak perlu ngiler baksonya. Fokus rumahnya bagus saja ya. Berasa adem, sarat budaya pula.
