By Hari Narayana dasRamadewa is a rural village where the most of the residents are Hindus from Bali. Actually there was no devotee in this village. So how could Lord Jagannath reach this rural village? On one of the ratha yatra in Lampung a year ago, a parliament member of Lampung, Mr. I Komang Koheri, SH, from Ramadewa was invited to participate in the festival. He fell in love with the festival. He approached the devotees in Lampung to also organize a ratha yatra in his village. The devotees were surprised to hear this request. The request was then communicated to the other devotees to coordinate with team Ratha Yatra Nusantara (Ratha Yatra in the Archipelago) whether it would be possible to organize the event there. By the mercy of Srila Prabhupada the devotees accepted the opportunity to do the ratha atra in Ramadewa village. Soon the preparation started and the devotees collected the necessary paraphernalia for the ratha yatra. It took 4 hours to reach the village from Lampung city. The village was so beautiful with agricultural fields in view. It look like miniature Bali because the houses there use Balinese architecture. This is the first transmigration village in Lampung.