Cibarusah, Administrative district in Bekasi, Indonesia.
Cibarusah is an administrative district in Bekasi spread across seven separate villages at an elevation of 63 meters above sea level. The area encompasses different settlements distributed throughout the western part of Java, creating a diverse local landscape.
During the Dutch colonial period, the area functioned as private land called Land Tjibaroesa within the Buitenzorg Residency. This colonial past shaped the administrative framework that still influences how the region is organized today.
The community's daily rhythm follows Islamic prayer times, with five moments throughout the day that structure social life and gathering patterns. These religious practices shape how people organize their work and family routines.
The district connects to neighboring regions through established road networks, particularly the Lemah Abang route linking Bogor and Karawang. These connections make it relatively easy to reach surrounding towns and access local markets.
The descendants of Pangeran Senopati, who founded Kampung Babakan Cibarusah, still live in the area and carry the hereditary title of Raden. This family connection to the settlement's origins remains an active part of local identity today.
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