Tema Tana Rice Fields

Located in Tema Tana near Waikelo Sawah Dam, the vast rice fields of East Wewewa offer a mesmerizing view that epitomizes the region’s natural beauty. Cultivated by local farmers, these expansive hectares of paddy fields begin their planting cycle in early June and are typically ready for harvest by the year’s end. By August, the fields are adorned in lush greenery, creating a serene and picturesque landscape that captivates visitors. Visitors to Waikelo Sawah Dam or the nearby Waikacura waterfall often find themselves captivated by the tranquil beauty of these rice fields. Scattered throughout are traditional gazebos with thatched roofs and bamboo structures, providing peaceful spots for visitors to relax and soak in the scenery. As the sun sets, the fields take on a magical quality, offering breathtaking views that are perfect for photography and contemplation. Adding to the charm of East Wewewa are the occasional sights of farmers tending to tomato crops and local children joyfully playing in the water channels that meander through the fields. These scenes not only enhance the natural beauty of the area but also provide a glimpse into the vibrant and harmonious life of the local community.