South
Kalimantan
The
Capital City of South Kalimantan Province is “Banjarmasin”
The
capital of South Kalimantan and Banjarmasin this region passed many large
rivers and small rivers (canals). Lots of community activities carried out in
the river, including trading activities, known as a floating market.
Banjarmasin city residents are still many who live on the water. Houses built
on pillars or over the lane river raft.Culture river continues to grow, given
its own cultural patterns and interesting. One of the most attractive tourist
activities in the city of Banjarmasin is a stroll along the river and canals.
Suburban areas of natural scenery and pristine rivers can tourists along the
river Martapura and Barito river by boat and Speedboat Klotok. Banjarmasin City
Center is located along the New Market road, while the Bank's regional offices
in particular are on the road Mangkurat Stomach. Barito River in the western
side of the city center.
Floating Market
is a traditional market that has existed since then and is a cultural
reflection river Banjar. More typical market
this unique place to make transactions on the water by using large and small
boat which came from all corners. Floating Market lasted only the morning
around 05.00 hours until 09.00 every day. And by boat from Kota
Banjarmasin Klotok be achieved approximately 30 minutes. Tourists should come
early to be able to see the Floating Market is busy. One of the Floating Market in the Market and Health Banjarmasin is
located at the intersection of River and River Barito and Health.
Since the first
Kalimantan, South Kalimantan, especially famous for its wood and rattan. In the
past timber immediately sent out of Borneo, but this time before it is sent out
the first processed into semi-finished materials, as well as for the rattan
industry.
Is typical batik Sasirangan South Kalimantan in the past
used to expel evil spirits and only used by the people as the descendants of
former kings and nobles. Making process is still done traditionally. Sales locations in the eastern districts of Banjar, 20
minutes from the center of Banjarmasin.
One
of the city landmarks Makam Banjarmaisn is located Muhtadin Sabilal General
Sudirman street. Raya Mosque Sabilal Muhtadin stands grandly in the heart of
Banjarmasin city overlooking the River Martapura. Mosque building with modern
architecture surrounded by five soaring towers and a large mosque gardens and
beautiful. Masjid Raya Sabilal Muhtadin two-story place has a capacity for
15,000 worshipers praying and a mosque in South Kalimantan community pride and
the center of Islamic religious studies. Banjarmasin is one of the biggest
cities and enough important in Kalimantan, broadly regional 72 km2, 45
districts and 49 sub-districts, Banjarmasin is the provincial capital of South
Kalimantan. Town region Banjarmasin stay between three provinces that is: South
Kalimantan Province, Central Kalimantan Province, and East Kalimantan Province.
Banjarmasin city has written in world
map since four centuries ago. During the Dutch colonization Banjarmasin city is
area with autonomy and have representative area. And that take place is finite
a period of Japan colonization. During transition (1945-1949) Banjarmasin
become center power switchover since independence had proclamation. Banjarmasin
now is preparing various areas covering: Administration, commerce, port town,
education and tourism.
Banjarbaru regency is one of regencies in South Kalimantan that has many
kinds of tourism objects, such as; Pedulangan Intan Cemara that has diamond
tray area; Lambung Mangkurat Museum, which collect many kinds of historical
objects, etc. Be place of where life of its resident are pokes hereditarily from
the result of dig or diamond tray by using simple equipments. Located in
Cempaka village, 10 km from center Banjarbaru, or 45 minutes by using common
vehicle from Banjarmasin.
Traditional
Costumes
The men's Banjarnese (the native people of South Kalimantan), wear a Taluk Balanga shirt and long trouser (salawar). They put on headdress that have the form triangle called Laung Tajak Siak. Laung Tajak Siak that made of velvet not only as a head cover but also believed as amulet to resist misfortune. The women wear Kebaya matched with shawl Tapih Bahalel, headdress (Kakamban) added wire flower. Another accessories are Pending (broach), pearl earrings, three pearl necklace (Samban), and Marjan necklace.
The men's Banjarnese (the native people of South Kalimantan), wear a Taluk Balanga shirt and long trouser (salawar). They put on headdress that have the form triangle called Laung Tajak Siak. Laung Tajak Siak that made of velvet not only as a head cover but also believed as amulet to resist misfortune. The women wear Kebaya matched with shawl Tapih Bahalel, headdress (Kakamban) added wire flower. Another accessories are Pending (broach), pearl earrings, three pearl necklace (Samban), and Marjan necklace.