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    - South Sumatra has an area of 91,592 km2 and a capital of Palembang. It has a tropical climate and borders Jambi, Bangka Strait, Lampung, and Bengkulu provinces. - The main ethnic groups are Malay, Orang Rimba people, Palembang people, and Semendo people. The dominant religions are Islam, Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism, and Confucianism. - The geography includes lowlands along the coast and hilly regions in the interior. Important geographical features include Mount Dempo, Napal Licin cave, the Musi River, marine areas like Pamutusan River, and scenic places like Maninj

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    - South Sumatra has an area of 91,592 km2 and a capital of Palembang. It has a tropical climate and borders Jambi, Bangka Strait, Lampung, and Bengkulu provinces. - The main ethnic groups are Malay, Orang Rimba people, Palembang people, and Semendo people. The dominant religions are Islam, Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism, and Confucianism. - The geography includes lowlands along the coast and hilly regions in the interior. Important geographical features include Mount Dempo, Napal Licin cave, the Musi River, marine areas like Pamutusan River, and scenic places like Maninj

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    - South Sumatra has an area of 91,592 km2 and a capital of Palembang. It has a tropical climate and borders Jambi, Bangka Strait, Lampung, and Bengkulu provinces. - The main ethnic groups are Malay, Orang Rimba people, Palembang people, and Semendo people. The dominant religions are Islam, Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism, and Confucianism. - The geography includes lowlands along the coast and hilly regions in the interior. Important geographical features include Mount Dempo, Napal Licin cave, the Musi River, marine areas like Pamutusan River, and scenic places like Maninj

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    South Sumatra

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    - South Sumatra has an area of 91,592 km2 and a capital of Palembang. It has a tropical climate and borders Jambi, Bangka Strait, Lampung, and Bengkulu provinces. - The main ethnic groups are Malay, Orang Rimba people, Palembang people, and Semendo people. The dominant religions are Islam, Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism, and Confucianism. - The geography includes lowlands along the coast and hilly regions in the interior. Important geographical features include Mount Dempo, Napal Licin cave, the Musi River, marine areas like Pamutusan River, and scenic places like Maninj

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    • Area:91,592 km²

    • Capital: Palembang
    • Climate: tropical
    • Borders
    • North:Jambi
    • East:Bangka Strait
    • South:Lampung
    • West:Bengkulu
    Ethnics ~Malay
    ~Orang Rimba people
    ~Palembang people
    ~Semendo

    Religion ~Islam
    ~Christianity
    ~Buddhism
    ~Hinduism
    ~Confucianism

    Language Indonesian (official) Palembang


    Malay (regional) Col, Kubu,
    Komering
    Geographical Facts of South Sumatra
    West Sumatra topography is low land (flat) on the coast and hilly waves that stretch on the
    Bukit Barisan mountain range with a surface elevation of the West Sumatra area ranging
    from 2 M to 2,330 M above sea level.

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    Geographical Facts of South Sumatra

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    Mountain Krast/ Cave
    (Mount Dempo) (Napal Licin)
    Geographical Facts of South Sumatra

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    River Marine/ Beach
    (Musi River) (Pamutusan River)
    Famous Place/ Tourism Place
    (Maninjau Lake)

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    Biodiversity of South Sumatra (Kane)
    (Rhino)

    (tiger)
    Biodiversity of South Sumatra (Kane)

    Orchid
    Raflesia Arnoldi

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    Traditional House of South Sumatra

    1. Rumah Adat Limas


    2. Rumah Rakit
    3. Rumah Rumah Baghi (Tatahan)
    Rumah adat Limas

    The name of this house is comes from two words, five and gold (In Bahasa “Lima” and “Emas”).
    Its main characteristic is that the house has a support pole with a height of about 2 meters from the ground.
    Rumah Rakit

    This house is built on a raft. The foundation of the house is made of wooden beams and
    bamboo strips with poles tied to posts embedded in the riverside.
    Rumah Baghi (Tatahan)

    This a traditional Besemah house that has a variety of decorations in certain parts such as
    doors, windows, walls and poles. This decoration is part of the philosophy of the Besemah
    society, which is unique and has almost the same shape and pattern of decoration in each
    house.
    Traditional Clothes of South Sumatra

    1. Baju Batabue
    2. Pakaian Limpapeh Rumah Nan Gadang
    3. Koto Gadang
    Baju Batabue

    This outfit has its own characteristics, namely the head cover which has a shape like the
    roof of a traditional West Sumatra house. In general, these clothes have different
    designs but definitely have the same special features.
    Pakaian Limapeh Rumah Gadang

    This traditional dress does look luxurious because it is studded with gold threads that make it look
    even more sparkling. The sprinkling of gold thread in this garment has a unique philosophical
    meaning, which indicates the vastness of the Minangkabau natural wealth.
    Koto Gadang

    This traditional clothing is often used during wedding ceremonies because it is


    considered sacred. This outfit is a traditional wedding dress that is specifically worn by
    brides who come from Padang only.
    Traditional Weapon

    1. Keris Pusaka Minangkabau


    2. Piarik
    3. Kurambiak
    4. Sumpitan
    Keris Pusaka Mingkabau

    This weapon is a special wavy sword that can only be inserted by a traditional leader in his waist during
    certain events.
    This weapon is always sharpened on both the right and the left. This means that the rulers are able to
    give, mandate, and provide justice to all people.
    Piarik

    Piarik is a traditional weapon with three eyes or easily known as the Trident. This unique shape is
    the result of an adaptation of the Hindu Shiva culture right before Islam made its way into West
    Sumatra.
    Karumbiak

    With the size of only the fist of an adult's hand, this weapon is very dangerous. The shape
    itself is inspired by tiger claws. This weapon has been adapted by the United States army
    and made a compulsory weapon.
    Sumpitan

    The blowpipe is a very suitable weapon for long-range attack techniques. Moreover, an attack
    using this weapon does not make a sound. Not only silent, the level of accuracy given is also very
    high, which can reach 300 meters. From this it is clear why this weapon is suitable for use in times
    of war with guerrilla techniques.
    Traditional Dance
    1. Tari Piring
    2. Tari Payung
    3. Tari Indang
    4. Tari Lilin
    5. Tari Pasambahan
    6. Tari Saputangan
    7. Tari Rantak
    8. Tari Ambek -ambek Koto Anau
    9. Tari Alang Babega
    Tari Piring
    Tari Payung
    Tari Indang
    Tari Lilin
    Tari Pasambahan
    Tari Saputangan
    Tari Rantak
    Tari Ambek - ambek Koto Anau
    Tari Alang Babega
    Traditional Musical Instrument
    1. Bansi
    2. Saluang
    3. Pupuik Tanduak
    4. Pupuik Batang Padi
    5. Sarunai
    6. Rabab
    7. Talempong
    8. Gandang
    9. Aguang
    Bansi (Avishta)
    Saluang
    Pupuik Tanduak
    Pupuik Batang Padi (Teja)
    Sarunai
    Rabab
    Talempong
    Aguang

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