North Konawe Regency, Administrative regency in Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia.
North Konawe Regency is an administrative region in Southeast Sulawesi covering around 5,100 square kilometers with Wanggudu as its administrative center. The regency comprises thirteen districts spread across rural and coastal areas.
The regency was established on January 2, 2007, when seven northern districts separated from the original Konawe Regency to form a new administrative entity. This division created a distinct governance structure for the northern territories.
The region relies on rice farming with methods rooted in local traditions, visible in how villagers organize their fields and work cycles. This agricultural rhythm shapes daily life across the communities here.
The regency borders Central Sulawesi Province to the northeast and is surrounded by Konawe Regency on all other sides, affecting travel routes and access points. Visitors should expect travel times between districts to be considerable due to the region's size and rural character.
Wawolesea Karst features natural hot springs with temperatures between 35 and 45 degrees Celsius that serve as nesting grounds for Maleo birds. These rare birds rely on the geothermal heat to incubate their eggs without brooding.
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