| AbstractThe existence of Halal Tourism Villages in Indonesia, such as in Tambakreja Village, Lakbok District,
Ciamis Regency, West Java Province needs to be developed, especially during the COVID-19
pandemic. The goal is to improve the community's economy through the Tourism Industry sector.
Halal tourism village is a culture-based village that puts forward the values and norms of Islamic law
as its basic foundation. This research is included in the type of field research, which was carried out in
Tambakreja Village, Lakbok District, Ciamis Regency. Research data obtained from interviews and
documentation studies. The results show that halal tourism villages are a type of tourism that is starting
to develop in Indonesia at this time and is becoming a trend and can meet the lifestyle of the people of
Tambakreja Village, Lakbok District. The uniqueness of this Halal Tourism Village is evidenced by
the presence of halal food (halal food) in the village such as (cimplung, growol, tempe mendoan, brown
sugar) which in other villages are not necessarily owned. Tambakreja village also owns land (rice
fields, culinary and traditional arts). In addition, this halal tourism village is able to boost the economy
of the local village community through various tourism sectors.