Potential of tourism in the prehistoric caves region of Liang Kabori, Muna Regency, Southeast Sulawesi

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Abstract The prehistoric caves area of Liang Kabori in Muna Regency, Southeast Sulawesi, is currently one of the tourist destination attractions and has become a mainstay by the local government besides beach tourism. This study aims to determine the potential of tourism in the prehistoric caves area by using survey data, literature studies, interviews, identification and interpretation. The results showed that this prehistoric cave area was indeed one of the mainstays of the region because of the attraction of the object. For example, Liang Sugipatani, which contains paintings of humans playing kites, has always been the subject of discussion because the Muna community also has a tradition of playing kites. In addition, identified potential and problems related to the object based on research variables, such as what is the attraction, how accessibility, supporting infrastructure and how to service for visiting tourists. These variables are made development direction for the future.

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