Lawang, Administrative district in Malang, Indonesia.
Lawang is an administrative district in East Java located between two volcanic mountains and spread across multiple rural villages. The terrain combines populated areas with farming lands and smaller settlements spread throughout the region.
Lawang developed as a retreat destination during Dutch colonial rule and has retained its rural character over time. The district's layout and structures still reflect influences from this period of development.
The population of Lawang district follows principles expressed in their motto: Mandiri, Agamis, Demokratis, Produktif, Maju, Aman, Tertib dan Berdaya Saing.
The district is easily navigable with roads connecting its villages and making travel throughout the area straightforward. Visitors can find basic services and lodging options distributed across the various settlements.
A large tea plantation estate defines the landscape and plays an important role in the local economy. The tea gardens form a distinctive feature that draws visitors interested in agricultural production.
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