Bone, Administrative region in South Sulawesi, Indonesia
Bone is an administrative regency on the eastern side of South Sulawesi that extends across thousands of square kilometers with an extensive coastline. The territory combines mountains, flat plains, and ocean shores in a varied landscape.
This region emerged as a kingdom in the 14th century and grew into a significant local power through alliances with neighboring territories. Those early partnerships shaped the political structure of the area for many generations.
The people here follow strong Bugis traditions, and Islam shapes daily life and community practices throughout the region.
The city of Watampone serves as the main administrative hub and is easy to explore on foot, with good access to the coastal areas and surrounding villages. The best time to visit is during the dry season, when roads and paths are more accessible.
The regional emblem displays agricultural and maritime symbols that reflect the different economic sources on which the local community is built. These symbols tell a story of connection between land and sea.
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