Celebrate New Year, Tourists In Lampung Have Piled Up Before Tourist Attractions Open

Tourists in Lampung (Photo: ANTARA)

JAKARTA - New Year's holiday was enthusiastically welcomed by the public. A number of tourists from various regions piled up in several locations around the entrance of one of the tourist destinations in Pesawaran Regency, Lampung, to wait for access to tourist attractions to reopen.

Based on observations, Saturday, January 1, many tourists were waiting in a number of fields around the entrance area of tourist destinations, due to the unopened access to tourist attractions entrances.

"We've been here since this morning but when we got here it was still closed," said one of the residents of Bandar Lampung, Romli.

He also felt disappointed because he had to wait several hours to be able to enter one of the tourist areas in Pesawaran.

"Yes, I don't know if there is a temporary closure of tourist attractions here. Yes, I'm disappointed that it has come all the way here and it hasn't even opened yet," he said.

Meanwhile, another tourist from Palembang, Asari, said that he was not aware of the temporary closure of this tourist attraction in Pesawaran.

"We don't know. Yes, this has already arrived, so we'd better just wait until the location is opened," he said.

Quoted from ANTARA, at the entrance to tourist attractions, a notification has been posted regarding the operating hours of tourist destinations during the new year period, that based on Pesawaran Regency Government regulations during the year-end holiday all tourist objects in this area are temporarily closed from New Year's Eve until Saturday at 12.00 WIB. .

Meanwhile, the flow of vehicles to tourist sites from the border of Bandarlampung City seems to be busy smoothly, but 100 meters approaching one of the marine tourism objects in Pesawaran Mutun is starting to get crowded both four-wheeled and two-wheeled vehicles.

It can be seen that the vehicles that go to the tourist attractions are dominated by private cars with BG plate numbers originating from the Province of South Sumatra.

At a number of points leading to tourist sites, the police were also seen regulating traffic, while at the entrance to tourist destinations, police personnel also directed tourists not to enter the location and wait because it had not been opened.