East Luwu, Administrative district in South Sulawesi, Indonesia
East Luwu is an administrative district in South Sulawesi with mountainous terrain, lakes, and coastal areas. The region spans diverse landscapes and includes multiple villages spread across different administrative districts.
The area became an independent administrative district in 2003 after separating from neighboring territories. This administrative change enabled local governance and the development of its own administrative structures.
Communities here maintain traditional ceremonies and customs that shape everyday life. These local practices are visible to visitors and reflect how people express their connection to the land.
Malili serves as the main administrative center and best starting point for exploring the region. From here, visitors can easily access services and reach various parts of the district.
Two large lakes in this area form a unique freshwater system of considerable depth. The deeper lake reaches extreme depths that make it a notable feature of the local landscape.
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