East Lampung

East Lampung extends across 5,325 square kilometers of diverse landscapes, incorporating 24 districts between the southern mountains and eastern coastal areas of Sumatra.

The regency emerged as a distinct administrative region following Indonesia's independence, with Sukadana designated as its capital to manage local governance functions.

The population of East Lampung reflects a mixture of Javanese, Sundanese, and indigenous Lampung communities, each maintaining their traditional customs and ceremonies.

East Lampung connects to neighboring regions through an expanding network of roads, while its agricultural sector produces rice, coffee, and palm oil for regional markets.

The Way Kambas National Park within East Lampung serves as a conservation center for Sumatran elephants and contains protected rainforest ecosystems.

Location: Lampung

Capital city: Sukadana

Elevation above the sea: 30 m

Shares border with: Tulang Bawang, Central Lampung, Metro, South Lampung

GPS coordinates: -5.10273,105.68003

Latest update: May 27, 2025 06:59