Tuesday 31 December 2013

Profile area of ​​Central Kalimantan Province

Central Kalimantan Province is geographically located on the equator , ie 0a 45 ° N, 30 ° LS 3A , Â ° E and 111 ° E 116A .The total area of ​​157 983 km2 covers 13 counties and one city with 85 districts consisting of 1,340 villages and 101 keluarahan . Number District will meingkat along with the expansion of the district .Originally , Central Kalimantan consists of three Autonomous District came from the former Autonomous Region and the Great Dayak Kotawaringin included in the residency area of ​​South Kalimantan . Thirdly it is an autonomous district Barito , Kapuas and Kotawaringin .



These three autonomous district is subordinate local area set up under emergency rights committed by the Governor of Kalimantan that time , the number 186/OPB/92/14 the Decree dated August 14, 1950 on the establishment of district level autonomous regions and cities .This decree was later confirmed by the emergency legislation Nonaor 3 of 1953 . Emergency Law No. 3 of 1953 was made into Law No. 27 of 1959 to the State Gazette No. 72 of 1959 and entered into force and was passed on June 26, 1959 .Autonomous region expansion occurred in the County and City past Central Kalimantan province became an autonomous region . Barito Barito district was divided into North and South Barito , while Kotawaringin Kotawaringin divided into West and East Kotawaringin . Meanwhile , given to the autonomous regions of Palangkaraya city as the capital of Central Kalimantan .Autonomous Province of Central Kalimantan formed under Emergency Law No. 10 Year 1957 , State Gazette No. 53 of 1957 Supplement Number 1284 which came into force on May 23, 1957 . Law is then approved by Law No. 21 of 1958 to the State Gazette No. 62 once also establish the capital of Central Kalimantan named Palangkaraya. The inauguration of the first pole erection Palangkaraya urban development carried out by the First President Ir . Soekarno on July 17, 1957 .Since the year 2002 , with the issuance of Law No. 5 of 2002 , has been ongoing regional expansion , plus eight (8 ) new district , making the total now to 13 districts and one city . County district that extension is :1 . Joyless Kingdom with its capital district Puruk Cahu .2 . East Barito Regency with its capital Tamiyang Kite3 . District capital Round Round Knife Knife4 . Gunung Mas capital Kuala Period of5 . Katingan capital Kasongan6 . Seruyan District capital Kuala Wasters7 . Sukamara capital Sukamara8 . Bulik Nanga Lamandau district capital .

Tourism Central KalimantanCK also has the potential both in the field of tourism , especially nature in the form of travel or nature reserve forest ( Bukit Raya and Monumental Forest group ) in East Kotawaringin ; Hill Sapat Hawung in North Barito ; Merang in Palangkaraya ; nature reserves , land , and sea Kotawaringin West ; Malau Great waterfalls and Pauras in North Barito ; Tangkiling in Palangkaraya ; beautiful beaches and natural in Kotawaringin West , as well as in East Kotawaringin Pandaran Edge . Those are some beautiful natural attractions in Central Kalimantan .The number of foreign and domestic tourists who visited Central Kalimantan in 1997 and 1998 , particularly the Tanjung Puting National keTaman : 1,475 wisltan crang (1997 ) and 1,070 people (1998 ) ; domestic 1,574 people (1997 ) and 1,215 people (1998 ) . Meanwhile , the number of hotels ( and jasmine ) in Central Kalimantan in 1998 amounted to 195 units , with 3,522 rooms number of fruit , fruit and 5,561 beds .With a strategic geographical position , dealing directly with the Java Sea and borders the provinces of West Kalimantan and East Kalimantan , inter- provincial trade can be developed to strengthen the regional export base ( which still needs to be developed ) . cooperation among the provinces should be based on the comparative advantages and development effort principle of mutual benefit , especially with regard to natural resources that are abundant in this area . This cooperation can also be used to stimulate the establishment of regional autonomy and increase the prosperity of the region , in the framework of the implementation of legislation and regional financial balance .

Social Culture of Central Kalimantan Province
Central Kalimantan is inhabited by various tribes, including the Dayak, Java, Banjar, Batak, Toraja, to Papua and others. Very dominant tribes are Dayak. Regional language consists of dozens, even hundreds, Dayak language. However, in daily life, language is a language often used Ngaju Dayak, Dayak Maayan, Kapuas Dayak, Javanese, and Banjar language.

Central Kalimantan is also famous for its rich culture Longhouse a large house once inhabited by several families from generation to generation, where a very close kinship be the dominant element of the course for this culture.
 

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