Pasangkayu, Administrative region in West Sulawesi, Indonesia.
Pasangkayu is an administrative region in West Sulawesi comprising twelve districts, including Sarudu, Dapurang, and Baras near the Makassar Strait. The territory combines coastal areas with inland districts and serves as a regional administrative center.
The region was established as an independent administrative division in 2003 under the name North Mamuju Regency. It received its current name in 2018 through an official renaming.
The name originates from a Kaili word referring to a tree species that once flourished throughout this region. Residents maintain this linguistic connection to their natural surroundings in how they speak about their land.
The administrative center sits at a low elevation, making it accessible from various directions. Expect consistent rainfall throughout the year and steady warm temperatures when planning your visit.
The territory holds multiple mosques, churches, and Hindu temples distributed across its communities. This religious diversity shapes the character of settlements and reflects the multicultural makeup of the local population.
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