The Sikka and Krowe tribal communities really protect their cultural heritage in their daily lives. Ikat weaving with natural dyes and unique motifs has received great attention in Watublapi and Lepolorun in Nita. There is a unique Hegong welcome dance with the excitement beats of Gong Wani and  the Tua Reta Lou a dance that depicts enemy reconnaissance in war. It’s hardly find the traditional community on the area nowadays, some people are beginning to become aware of the nobility of local cultural symbols and values that have been eroded by global modernism. Alfonsa Horeng, a young local woman in Nita has been organizing the woman to rediscover the treasure and values of Sikka tribe in a complex of Lepo Lorun. Alfonsa and the women developed a community of weaver women in traditional settings.  Like Alfonsa in Nita village, there is Kletus in Watublapi with the “Doka TawaTana” Community who has begun to restore local wisdom and artistic values expressed in traditional dancing and weaving with natural coloring by both women and men in the village.