Sarolangun

Sarolangun is an administrative regency located in Sumatra that extends across several districts with varying tropical terrain and geographical features. The region comprises multiple administrative centers that serve different areas and populations.

Sarolangun was established as an independent administrative region in 1999 following the division of previously unified territory. This separation created the foundation for the administrative structure that serves the region today.

The local motto "Sepucuk Adat Serumpun Pseko" reflects how deeply rooted traditional customs are in the identity of the people. These values shape daily life and guide how communities maintain their social bonds.

The region extends across multiple districts that are best explored through organized routes if you plan to visit different areas. Advance planning helps since infrastructure development varies depending on which districts you visit.

The region is known for integrating agricultural practices with modern administrative systems, offering insight into how rural areas organize themselves. This combination makes it an interesting example of where traditional ways of life meet administrative innovation.

Location: Jambi

Inception: October 4, 1999

Capital city: Sarolangun

Elevation above the sea: 91 m

Shares border with: Merangin, Tebo, Batang Hari, Musi Banyuasin, North Musi Rawas

GPS coordinates: -2.30000,102.65000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 10:07