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Enggano Island: Sumatra Indonesia Subdistrict (Kecamatan) North RELATED TITLES Documents Science & Tech Science Earth & Life Sciences 10 views 0 0 Enggano Island: Sumatra Indonesia subdistrict (kecamatan) North Solar Eclipse Exer 5 Desecrate Exer 6 Bengkulu Regency Bengkulu Yogick Skali Through Barhau Kabuwe Kayaapu Original Title: Bengkulu Tourism Uploaded by Githa Sartica tourism Full description Save Embed Share Print Bukit Kaba Crater Kaba Volcano is located at Rejanglebong Regency, Bengkulu, Sumatra Island. There are 8 craters show historical explosive activity. The summit area of Kaba volcano contains three high peaks - Bukit Kaba, Bukit Itam (1893 m) and Bukit Malintang (1713 m) with three craters among them called Kaba west-old crater, Kaba middle-new crater and kaba vogel sang crater, one of them is still active. Vapors incessantly escape from 12 fissures in the earth and hot water springs are found in the vicinity. For those who like mountain climbing, this crater complex is in the sulfurous mountains. Enggano Island Enggano lies about 110 miles (177 km) south of Bengkulu city. It is about 22 miles (35 km) long east west and 10 miles (16 km) wide north south. Its average elevation is about 330 feet (100 m). Hills, rising to about 922 feet (281 m), cover most of the area. The island covers an area of 40,260 hectares, which is dominated by dense rainforest with its wild buffaloes. Mainly we can see the culture, or the life manners of traditional society and native's Enggano dances. A pioneer boat at Baai Island Harbour or hiring a small boat at Bintuhan seaport can reach the island. Visitors can see the culture, or the life manners of traditional society and native's Enggano dances. A pioneer bat at pulau Baai harbor or hiring a small boat at Bintuhan seaport can reach the island. There are 5 clans Isukul spread over the entire island: The Kaharuba, Kaarubi, Kaitora, Kaahoao and the Kauno. A matrilineal society, descent is traced through the female line and daughters usually inherit farmlands. Half call them Christian, the other half call them Mosleem. But actually this society is one of the last truly animist strongholds in Indonesia. Engganese culture is sure now to disappear as a result of assimilation into an indiscriminate Indonesian culture. Enggano Island is an island approximately 100 km south west of Sumatra,, Indonesia.. Politically it is a subdistrict (kecamatan) of the North Bengkulu Regency of the Indonesian province of Bengkulu.. It has an area of roughly 500 km² and the highest point is 281 m. The three largest towns on the island are Barhau,, Kabuwe and Kayaapu.. According to the Indonesian RELATED TITLES Documents Science & Tech Science Earth & Life Sciences 10 views 0 0 Enggano Island: Sumatra Indonesia subdistrict (kecamatan) North Solar Eclipse Exer 5 Desecrate Exer 6 Bengkulu Regency Bengkulu Yogick Skali Through Barhau Kabuwe Kayaapu Original Title: Bengkulu Tourism Uploaded by Githa Sartica tourism Full description Save Embed Share Print calm. We rowed directly into this bay; and as soon as we had got round the point of an island which lay off the harbour, we discovered all the beach covered with naked savages who were all armed with lances and clubs; and twelve canoes all full of them who, till we had passed them, had lain concealed, immediately rushed out upon me, making a horrid noise: this, you may suppose, alarmed us greatly; and as I had only one European and four black soldiers, besides the four lascars that rowed the boat. I thought it best to turn, if possible under the guns of the vessel before I ventured to speak with them. Eventually, he meets these "noble savages" and learns something of their natural, feminist, atheist[2] and property-sharing culture. They are a tall, well-made people; the men in general about five feet eight or ten inches high; the women shorter alld more clumsily built. They are of a red colour, and have straight, black hair, which the men cut short, but the women let grow long, and roll up in a circle on the top of their heads very neatly. The men go entirely naked, and the women wear nothing more than a very narrow slip of plantain leaf. They seemed to look at every thing about the vessel very attentively; but more from the motive of pilfering than from curioslty, for they watched an opportunity and unshipped the rudder of the boat, and paddled away with it. RELATED TITLES Documents Science & Tech Science Earth & Life Sciences 10 views 0 0 Enggano Island: Sumatra Indonesia subdistrict (kecamatan) North Solar Eclipse Exer 5 Desecrate Exer 6 Bengkulu Regency Bengkulu Yogick Skali Through Barhau Kabuwe Kayaapu Original Title: Bengkulu Tourism Uploaded by Githa Sartica tourism Full description Save Embed Share Print The island may now serve as an isolated area for surfing and diving. Enggano language The Enggano language or Engganese, ISO 639-3 code eno, is believed to be a language isolat with Austronesian loans. Enggano island …. one of the most beautiful island in Indonesia Enggano Island is the outermost island of Indonesia which is located in the Indian Ocean and is bordered by the Indian state. Enggano Island is part of the government area of North Bengkulu, Bengkulu Province, and represents one district. The island is located in the southwest of Bengkulu city with coordinates 5 ° 31 ’13 “latitude, 102 ° 16′ 0″ East. The first report on the island, according to records Cornelis de Houtman who visited the island is dated June 5, 1596. It is not known where de Houtman know the name of this island, which in Portuguese, engano, meaning “disappointed”. Indigenous peoples are Enggano Island, Enggano tribe, which is divided into five indigenous tribe (the locals call it interest). It’s all speak the same language, the language Enggano. Tribe o RELATED TITLES Documents Science & Tech Science Earth & Life Sciences 10 views 0 0 Enggano Island: Sumatra Indonesia subdistrict (kecamatan) North Solar Eclipse Exer 5 Desecrate Exer 6 Bengkulu Regency Bengkulu Yogick Skali Through Barhau Kabuwe Kayaapu Original Title: Bengkulu Tourism Uploaded by Githa Sartica tourism Full description Save Embed Share Print Enggano island area about 40,000 ha, consisting of 6 villages namely; Banjarsari, Meok, Apoho, Malakoni, Kaana and, Kahyapu village with central government in the village Apoho. Of the existing area; 3724.75 ha, a forest village, 24 184 indigenous forests, forests Nibung 719 ha, 465.25 ha of forest hibiscus, swamp 1967.75 ha, 301.75 ha of rice fields, plantations 2614.50 ha, township 123 , 25 ha, mangrove forests 1710.50 ha, 394.74 ha of sacred forests. For land that is still problematic or unclear status as the area of ex PT. EDP and the Airport area of 2400 ha, 202.25 ha airfield. Of the existing area, Enggano only inhabited by 1927 people, divided into six tribes and 6 villages with densities about 4.8 people / km 2 (North Bengkulu in figures, 2000). In terms of actual geographical Enggano Island closer to the South Bengkulu, compared with the city of Bengkulu and North Bengkulu Regency. Distance from the city of Bengkulu ? 156 km (92 nautical miles), the distance from the capital of South Bengkulu (Manna) ? 96 km (60 nautical miles) and the distance to the Capital District of North Bengkulu plus 92 nautical miles from the city of Bengkulu road trip to Arga Makmur along 76 km. Enggano Island is one of a small island on the West Coast of Sumatra that have a length of about 45 km and width of 17 km (MoF, 1998). Enggano island ecosystem condition is relatively good when compared to other small islands of Sumatra’s west coast side. Enggano Island Unique ecosystems, with this unique ecosystem, the P. Enggano more fragile when compared with terrestrial ecosystems. Slightest disturbance in one element of the existing ecosystem will result in disruption of the entire ecosystem of the island (Director General of Forest Utilization, July 1995). Used public transportation so far is the ocean transportation 2 times a week, a ship which do at Pier pioneer Malakoni, and KMP Raja Enggano which docked at Pier Kahyapu, or can also use the fishing boat (weight 16 tons) when the public transport experience disorders (damage or route changes). Transportation between villages in Enggano more use of sea transport, because road transport facilities do not support. Facilities of the existing road extending from the village to the Village Malakoni Banjarsari along 17 km of road of hardening (rock mix), created in 2002 and Malakoni village to village along the 16 km Kahyapu still a dirt road in the rainy season is very difficult to pass. Important habitat is like mangrove forests and coral reefs that are still quite good condition. Mainland island is covered mostly by forests and drained by five major rivers. Enggano Island is one of the Important Bird Area (IBA) and also included in the Endemic Bird Area or ABS RELATED TITLES Documents Science & Tech Science Earth & Life Sciences 10 views 0 0 Enggano Island: Sumatra Indonesia subdistrict (kecamatan) North Solar Eclipse Exer 5 Desecrate Exer 6 Bengkulu Regency Bengkulu Yogick Skali Through Barhau Kabuwe Kayaapu Original Title: Bengkulu Tourism Uploaded by Githa Sartica tourism Full description Save Embed Share Print privileges Enggano Island Enggano islands are islands that are relatively pristine and has not been untouched by development agendas. However, this would be a blessing for the island, because the authenticity of their natural conditions are relatively still awake. In the island surrounded by white sand that is very broad, there are two attractions are beautiful and quite famous, namely the Bird Park and the Coast Mountains Nanu’ua Humo.
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