Visit Indonesia - Come and Explore South Sumatra

South Sumatra, or better known as 'Bumi Sriwijaya', is an Indonesian province located in the southern part of the island of Sumatra. The province, called Energy Baan, is divided into 17 counties/cities and is home to about 8 million people, with different ethnicities, cultures, religions and languages ​​living peacefully in her one region.
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It has long been known that this province, with Palembang as its capital, was the center of the Sriwijaya kingdom. The state is known worldwide for its rich natural resources such as oil, natural gas and coal. Additionally, South Sumatra has been nicknamed the 'National Pantry'.
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In addition, our state has many interesting tourist destinations such as Musi River, Kemaro Island, Lake Ranau, Tea Plantation, Mount Dempo, Waterfalls, etc. .
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In the unrelenting tide of globalization, our state also has a keen interest in local wisdom. One of these is reflected in a huge variety of specialties including pembek, model, tekwan, pindang catfish, boiled bones, jojok sambal, bengkes and tempoyak, laksan, kojo cake, and more.