Central Hulu Sungai, Administrative regency in South Kalimantan, Indonesia.
Central Hulu Sungai is an administrative regency in South Kalimantan, encompassing diverse terrain managed from Barabai as its capital. The territory includes multiple districts with distinct geographical features and different types of settlements.
The administrative region was established in 1959 when the original Hulu Sungai territory was divided into separate administrative divisions. This reorganization shaped the modern administrative structure of the area.
The area preserves traditional Indonesian customs practiced across its villages and town settlements. Daily routines and local crafts reflect how people here maintain their heritage while adapting to modern life.
The best time to explore is during the dry season when paths are more accessible and travel between districts becomes easier. Visitors should ask locally for guides who know the hidden areas and can provide helpful insights.
The region consists of geographically distinct zones ranging from wetlands to higher elevations. This variety creates different habitats that support varied plant and animal life not found in other nearby areas.
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