South Bengkulu, Administrative regency in Bengkulu Province, Indonesia.
South Bengkulu is an administrative regency in Bengkulu Province that contains eleven districts spread across a land area. Kota Manna serves as its administrative center.
The regency was created in 2003 when authorities divided the original region into separate parts to improve local governance. This administrative change shaped how the territory is managed today.
The region maintains local traditions through its motto 'Sekundang Setungguan', which reflects the cultural identity of its communities. This phrase shapes daily life and how people relate to one another in their neighborhoods.
Visitors will find several geographic zones here, from commercial areas to various urban and rural settlements. It helps to familiarize yourself with the layout of the different districts before traveling through the region.
The region has several distinct areas such as Pasar Manna and the territories of Kedurang Ilir and Ulu Manna, each with its own character. This diversity gives the entire area a varied appearance.
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