Service Learning Program : Malay Olden Art in Wat Pa Khat, Songkhla-Thailand

Wat Pa Khat is marked as a Buddhist monastery in Songkhla, Thailand which has various cultural heritages and traditions, including ancient Malay art which is worth preserving. The aim of this service learning program is to provide a holistic learning experience for participants, by integrating academic theory obtained with real action in preserving Malay arts and culture. The research method used is a qualitative method, with data collection through direct observation and interviews. The research results reveal that various elements of traditional Malay art can be found at Wat Pa Khat, ranging from wood carving, painting, weaving, to performing arts. This temple is a witness to how the influence of Malay culture, which came from the Malay peninsula, survived and developed in this region along with the development of local religion and culture. Through efforts to support the maintenance and preservation of Wat Pa Khat, it is hoped that it can have a positive impact in maintaining cultural integrity along with increasing the understanding and experience of student participants in efforts to provide effective services and conservation.

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International Journal of Community Engagement and Development
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2024-10-31
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https://doi.org/10.59581/ijced.v2i3.43
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Cultural and Artistic Studies
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Service Learning Program : Malay Olden Art in Wat Pa Khat, Songkhla-Thailand

Riska Wahyuni, Riyanti Ratnasari, Lala Nadila, Riski Tri Noviyani et al.
International Journal of Community Engagement and Development
Cultural and Artistic Studies
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Service Learning Program : Malay Olden Art in Wat Pa Khat, Songkhla-Thailand

Riska Wahyuni, Riyanti Ratnasari, Lala Nadila, Riski Tri Noviyani, Rachmad Chartady
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Wat Pa Khat is marked as a Buddhist monastery in Songkhla, Thailand which has various cultural heritages and traditions, including ancient Malay art which is worth preserving. The aim of this service learning program is to provide a holistic learning experience for participants, by integrating academic theory obtained with real action in preserving Malay arts and culture. The research method used is a qualitative method, with data collection through direct observation and interviews. The research results reveal that various elements of traditional Malay art can be found at Wat Pa Khat, ranging from wood carving, painting, weaving, to performing arts. This temple is a witness to how the influence of Malay culture, which came from the Malay peninsula, survived and developed in this region along with the development of local religion and culture. Through efforts to support the maintenance and preservation of Wat Pa Khat, it is hoped that it can have a positive impact in maintaining cultural integrity along with increasing the understanding and experience of student participants in efforts to provide effective services and conservation.

International Journal of Community Engagement and DevelopmentVol. 2(3)
Tanjungpura University (ID)
Sustainable cities and communities
Openalex Percentile: Top 57%
Cultural and Artistic Studies
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