Mentawai Islands Regency, known for its remote location, possesses remarkable tourism potential, particularly in sea tourism with world-renowned waves attracting many foreign visitors. Sido Makmur Village, established in 1995 as a transmigration village, now stands as a definitive village with three hamlets: Sinabak, Boleleu, and Makoddiai. Despite cultural and ethnic diversity, the village promotes tolerance and respect. Located in North Sipora District, Sido Makmur Village is easily accessible, approximately 7 km from Tuapejat Port. Renowned for its nature tourism, the village offers picturesque rice fields, and it is a major producer of taro, attracting tourists seeking agricultural and educational experiences. Additionally, Sido Makmur Village’s forests provide natural resources, including rattan used for crafting various products available as souvenirs. Visitors are encouraged to interact with craftsmen and learn about the craft-making process, enhancing their educational experience.