Motocross Pantura Reborn, Refreshing Sport That Promotes Kintamani Tourism

The Deputy Regent of Bangli releases the motocross group at the starting line, Kintamani, Sunday (Photo: Antara)

JAKARTA - The motocross activity is quite popular with Balinese people because it provides refreshment and has been proven to help promote the Kintamani tourist destination, in Bangli Regency.

"Today I witnessed the excitement of Pinggan Pantura Reborn and I hope this event can be carried out sustainably as part of tourism promotion in Bangli Regency," said Bangli Deputy Regent I Wayan Diar when releasing the motocross group at the start line, Sunday, quoted by Antara.

Deputy Regent of Bangli I Wayan Diar opened a motocross activity entitled Pantura Reborn, Sunday. The activity, which was centered in Pinggan Village, Kintamani District, Bangli Regency, was also attended by the Kintamani District Head, and community leaders from Pinggan Village.

He expressed his appreciation for holding the Pinggan Adventure Trail event this time. By holding an activity like this, it indirectly becomes part of the promotion of tourism in Bangli Regency, especially the Kintamani Area.

Furthermore, the Deputy Regent from Belantih Village said that motocross is a refreshing sport that is quite popular with the community. This can be seen from the enthusiasm of the crossers who took part in this event, which numbered in the hundreds.

In fact, almost all crossers in Bali took part in this event. Of course this proves the appeal of the cross adventure track in Bangli Regency, especially in Pinggan Village, is extraordinary.

Meanwhile, the chairman of the committee, Ketut Kertayana, in his report said that the Pantura Reborn activity was actually an annual event, but due to the pandemic, the implementation of this activity was vacuumed and this was the first time it could be carried out.

"Through this implementation, we hope to have a positive impact on the community's economy, especially Pinggan Village is increasingly recognized by the wider community," he said,