Namu's exotic beach

Being in a remote village that can only be accessed by sea. there is a beach that is still very awake, natural and exotic, besides the beach there is also a waterfall, which you can reach by walking while looking at a typical view of tropical forests, the journey is approximately 30-45 minutes depending on your ability of course.

more about History of Kendari

Kendari Bay used to be called by the Dutch East Indies "Vosmaer Baai". Far back in time has not yet found Kendari Bay by Vosmaer, Kendari Regional formerly part of the Kingdom government Konawe located in the inland of capital Unaaha. Which have now become autonomous district (Konawe) since 1995.

Kendari city, formerly named Kandai. Taken from the name of the bolt tool or boat from bamboo (mostly) along the three fathoms. There are also some people who call Kantahi. This means that the coastal region.

"Taawu" a machete of Tolaki

Called Taawu with a degree "Wira Ninggagai Niharono Tapuaka" (Muna: who violate the rules will be destroyed.) In the handle (grip) there are three bonds with three types of fur. Each bond circled Taawu hilt. First Institute of chicken feathers, horsehair second bond, and bonding the third is human hair.

See more about Tolaki Tribe

Tolaki is one of the major ethnic group in southern Sulawesi, now included in southeast Sulawesi province. Their language is called Tolaki, and communities is also known by that name. They are not to be confused with Lolak in northern Sulawesi.

Tolaki consists of several sub-groups, including Bingkokak. Little is known about their lifestyle and culture, but it is thought that their way of life very similar to their ethnic neighbors, Pancana and Maronene.

National Park of “Rawa Aopa Watumohai”

National Park of Aopa Watumohai Swamp is conservation and continuation of nature area in District of South Konawe (Konawe Selatan), South East Sulawesi- Indonesia, was formed by 4 types of ecosystems, namely the savanna forest, surrounded by low, forests, mountains, swamps and mangroves. 

Watumohai inhabited by diverse flora-specific (89 family, 257 genus and 232 species), at type vegetation forest with mangrove noted multifarious plants such us tonke (bruguiera gimnorhiza), peropa (sonneratia spp.), lara teki (rhizophohara apiculata), nipah (nypa fruticans), etc. at type vegetation of savannah forest predominated by multifarious plant such as; alang-alang (imperata cylindrical), totele (cyperus rotundus), tio-tio (fymbristilis ferrugenea), kuralangga (axonpus compressus), and gelagah (saccharum spp). While at type vegetation forest of low mountain tropical rain live and expand very immeasurable composition plant, such as; multifarious of rotan (cane type), liana, and other type of low plant.