Muna, Administrative regency in Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia
Muna is an administrative regency in Southeast Sulawesi that encompasses multiple islands divided into twenty-two districts. Raha serves as the administrative center and is linked to rural villages and urban areas throughout the territory.
The regency was split in 2014 when its western section separated to form West Muna Regency. This division reduced the original territory to its current form.
The motto 'Sowite' means 'For the sake of my land' and expresses how deeply people here feel connected to their home. This sense of belonging shapes life in the villages and brings the island communities together.
The regency is organized into multiple administrative units that serve both rural villages and urban areas. Visitors will find basic services and infrastructure available in Raha and throughout the smaller settlements.
The Al Munajat Mosque in Raha displays regional architectural styles and serves as a central gathering place. Its design reflects local building traditions and religious importance to the community.
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