Kamis, 29 September 2011

Banyuwangi Distrik

Banyuwangi District is a district in East Java province, Indonesia. The capital is Banyuwangi. This district is located at the eastern end of Java island, bordering Situbondo in northern Bali Strait in the east, the Indian Ocean in the south as well as Jember and Bondowoso district in the west. Ports Ketapang connect Java to the Port Gilimanuk in Bali.
Banyuwangi regency consists of 24 districts are divided over a number of villages and wards. Districts in Banyuwangi regency consists of:

    
Pesanggaran
    
Siliragung
    
Bangorejo
    
Purwoharjo
    
Tegaldlimo
    
Muncar
    
Cluring
    
Gambiran
    
Tegalsari
    
Glenmore
    
Kalibaru
    
Roof tile
    
Srono
    
Rogojampi
    
Kabat
    
Singojuruh
    
Sempu
    
Songgon
    
Glagah
    
Slippery
    
Banyuwangi
    
Giri
    
Kalipuro
    
Wongsorejo
Geography
Banyuwangi is the largest district in East Java. The extent of 5782.50 km ^ 2. [2] Its area is quite diverse, from the plains to the mountains. Bondowoso district border region, there is a series of Ijen Plateau with Raung peak (3282 m) and Mount Merapi (2,800 m), both of which are active volcanoes. [Citation needed]
The southern part of the plantation there, a relic from the days of the Dutch East Indies. At the border with southern Jember, a conservation area that is now protected in a nature reserve, the Meru National Park Betiri. Sukamade Coast is an area of ​​sea turtle development. Blambangan Peninsula there are also nature reserves, the National Park Alas Purwo.
East coast of Banyuwangi (Bali Strait) is one of the largest fish producer in East Java. In Muncar there is a fishing port.
TransportationBanyuwangi Pendopo
Banyuwangi regency capital is 239 km east of Surabaya. Banyuwangi is the most eastern tip of coast line and the easternmost point of railway lines of Java. [Citation needed] Ketapang port located in the northern town of Banyuwangi, connecting Java and Bali by ferry, LCM, roro and barges. [Citation needed]
From Surabaya, Banyuwangi can be achieved from the two-lane road, lane north and south line. The northern route is part of the coast line that stretches from Anyer to port and pass Panarukan Situbondo. While a fraction of the south line of the coast path passes Probolinggo Lumajang and Jember two lines available executive bus (pattas) and economic.
There are also other modes of land transport, namely railways Surabaya - Pasuruan - Probolinggo - Jember and ended up in Banyuwangi.
For urban transport mode of transport there minibus, taxi and Transport Using colt serving inter-district transportation and minibus routes serving Banyuwangi with cities in the surrounding counties.
Airport Blimbingsari Rogojampi in construction in the district had faltered due to land acquisition cases, and claimed two regents who served during the regent Samsul Hadi construction and Regent Ratna Ani Lestari. And on December 28, 2010, the airport was opened to Blimbingsari commercial aviation Banyuwangi (BWW) - Denpasar (DPS) - Banyuwangi (BWW) and Banyuwangi (BWW) - Surabaya (SUB) - Banyuwangi (SUB), as of August 24, 2011 airline Merpati Airlines opens flights from Banyuwangi in order Surabaya, Semarang and Bandung. [citation needed]Population
Banyuwangi population is quite diverse. Osing majority of the tribe, but the tribe there Madura (sub Wongsorejo, Bajulmati, Glenmore and Kalibaru) and Javanese significant, and there is a minority interest and Bugis Bali. Osing an indigenous tribe Banyuwangi regency and can be regarded as a sub-tribe of the Javanese. They use Osing language, known as one of the oldest kinds of Java language. Art home is Kuntulan Banyuwangi, infatuated, Jaranan, barong, Janger and Seblang. Osing Many tribes inhabiting in District Rogojampi, Songgon, Kabat, Glagah, Giri, Kalipuro, as well as a small town in another district. [Citation needed]
Language and culture of ethnic Osing much influenced by the language and culture of Bali.History
Banyuwangi history can not be separated from the history of the Kingdom Blambangan. In the mid-17th century, is part of the Kingdom of Banyuwangi Blambangan led by Prince Tawang Alun. At this time in administrative VOC Blambangan as the region considers its control, on the basis of the handover eastern Java (including Blambangan) by Pakubuwono II to the VOC. However VOC never really stuck his reign until the end of the 17th century, when the British government to establish trade relations with Blambangan. The area now known as "complex Inggrisan" is a former British trade office. [Citation needed]
VOC immediately moved to secure its power over Blambangan in the late 18 th century. This sparked a major war for five years (1767-1772). In war there is a fierce battle called Bayu Puputan as a last kingdom Blambangan to escape the shackles of VOC. Bayu Puputan battle took place on December 18, 1771 which was finally set as the anniversary of Banyuwangi. But ultimately VOC who gained victory with the appointment of R. Wiroguno I (Mas Alit) as the first regent of Banyuwangi and mark the collapse of the kingdom Blambangan.
Famous fictional historical figure is the daughter of Sri Tanjung killed by her husband in the river because of her doubts about the fetus in the womb is not a child but the result of an affair when she was left alone into battle. With a promise to her husband swear the princess said: "If the blood flow in the fetus is fishy indeed is not yours but if it smells good (fragrant) then this baby is yours". So instantaneous blood flow into the river smell fragrant, then menyesalah her husband, known as Raden Banterang and named the area as Banyuwangi.
Another historical figure is Minak Djinggo, the Duke of Blambangan who rebelled against the Majapahit kingdom and be crushed by the messenger of Majapahit, namely Damarwulan. But is not the real name of Minak Djinggo original name of the duke Blambangan. The name was given by the Majapahit as a form of mockery to Brhe Wirabumi who are descendants of the Majapahit empire. [Citation needed]Arts and culture
Banyuwangi regency in addition to crossing from Java to Bali, also a meeting area different types of cultures of different regions. Banyuwangi community culture characterized by the Javanese, Balinese, Madurese, Malay, European and local culture to each other and fill the contents of a typical end that does not exist in any region on the island of Java.
Typical music BanyuwangiBanyuwangi Gamelan Tari accompanying Gandrung
Gamelan Banyuwangi especially used in dance Gandrung its uniqueness in the presence of two violins, one of which serve as Paritus or song leader. Historically, in about the 19th century, Europe witnessed a show Seblang (or Gandrung) accompanied by the flute. Then the person is trying to synchronize them with the violin he was carrying at that time, when he played the songs with violin Seblang earlier, people around fascinated with rhythm generated slashing violin. Since then, the violin began to shift the flute because it can produce high notes may not be issued by the flute.
In addition, the orchestra is also using "kluncing" (triangle), the triangular-shaped musical instrument made of thick iron wire, and sounded with a club of the same material.
Then there is "drums" that number could be one or two. Drums used in Banyuwangi is almost similar to the drums used in Sundanese and Balinese gamelan. Its function is to command the music, and at the same musical effect on all sides.
The next tool is the "kethuk". Made of iron, amounted to two different sizes and made in accordance with larasannya. "Kethuk estri" (feminine) is a large, or in the Javanese gamelan called Slendro. While "kethuk jaler" (masculine) tuned higher one kempyung (Kwint). Kethuk function here not merely as an instrument of 'amplifier or guardian rhythm' as well as the Javanese gamelan, but joined with kluncing to follow the beat of drum patterns.
While "kempul" or gong, the gamelan Banyuwangi (especially Gandrung) consists of only one instrument of iron gong. Sometimes interspersed with "saron bali" and "angklung".
In addition to Gandrung's Gamelan, Gamelan Angklung used to show that different Gandrung ravenous, because there are additional appropriate tuned bamboo angklung pitch. For the patrol, all musical instrument made of bamboo. Even for the show Janger, used Balinese gamelan and Javanese gamelan Rengganis complete. Having a special art Hadrah Kunthulan, used tambourine, drum, drums, violin and sometimes bonang (or in Balinese gamelan called Reong).
Modernization was inevitable in music Banyuwangi, appears different variants of the music is a blend of traditional and modern, as Kunthulan Creator, Gandrung Creator, drums kempul Creator and Janger Mix that includes elements of electrons into the music, and art became popular among people. However, some experts worry the culture will shift the art creations of classical art has developed over berratus-hundred years. [Citation needed]Cuisine & Food Typical
Typical cuisine is a fusion Rojak Rojak Uleg Soto East Java doused with sauce and sprinkled with seasoned chips mlinjo Tripe and sego tempong mixed rice Banyuwangi cash. By-the typical banana Ambon Sale is a widely produced in the district Songgon bagiak pastries and cakes are made from corn starch. [Citation needed]
Sego Tempong is rice with vegetables or Kulupan (Java) with a super spicy sauce usually with anchovies. sego tempong named because the sensation sauces like slap.
Sego Cawuk / Sego janganan is rice with vegetables made from grated coconut with chili / gecok, said this is the favorite menu Sheikh Siti Jenar.Sport
Banyuwangi regency is one of the main headquarters of professional football club which currently plays in the Indonesia Premier Division League Indonesia, Banyuwangi Persewangi. Persewangi play home games at the stadium Diponegoro

Selasa, 20 September 2011

Distrik Bangkalan


Bangkalan, is a district in Madura Island, East Java Province, Indonesia. The capital is Bangkalan. This district is located at the westernmost tip of the island of Madura; bordering the Java Sea to the north, the east and the District Sampang Madura Strait in the south and west.

Kamal is the gateway port of Madura of Java, where there is a ferry service that connects Surabaya Madura (Edge Port). When this has been built Suramadu (Surabaya-Madura) bridge is currently the longest and largest in Indonesia. Bangkalan is one of the developments included in the scope of Surabaya and Gerbangkertosusila.

Bangkalan consists of 18 districts are divided over a number of villages and wards. District government center in Bangkalan.

The sights

     Sources Water / Baths Kec.Modung (source nodes - Langkap)
     beaches Rongkang
     beaches Sambilangan
     Bukit Geger
     graves Aermata
     Coastal village Siring Kemuning Macajah, Tanjungbumi
     Natural Goa Jl. Beautiful park in the village Macajah, Tanjungbumi
     Beautiful Garden KMP. Guwah village Macajah
     Batik Telaga Biru

Kamis, 15 September 2011

About East Java

East Java is a province in the eastern part of Java Island, Indonesia. The capital is Surabaya. Its area is 47,922 km ² and a population of 37,070,731 inhabitants (2005). East Java has the largest area among 6 provinces in Java Island, and has the second largest population in Indonesia after West Java. East Java bordering the Java Sea in the north, the Strait of Bali in the east, the Indian Ocean in the south, as well as in the western province of Central Java. East Java also includes the island of Madura, Bawean Island, Kangean Island and a number of small islands in the Java Sea and the Indian Ocean (Sempu Island and Nusa barung).
East Java is known as a center of eastern Indonesia, and has a fairly high economic significance, which contributed 14.85% to the national Gross Domestic Product.
History
East Java has been inhabited by humans since prehistoric times. This can be evidenced by the discovery of the remains of fossil Pithecantrhropus mojokertensis in Kepuhlagen-Mojokerto, Pithecanthropus erectus in Trinil-Ngawi, and Homo wajakensis in Wajak-Tulungagung.Classical Era
Dinoyo inscriptions found near the city of Malang is the oldest written sources in East Java, which is 760 years. In the year 929, mpu Sindok shifted the Mataram kingdom from Central Java to East Java, as well as establishing a dynasty Isyana Medang later evolved into the Kingdom, and as successors are Kahuripan kingdom, Janggala kingdom, and the kingdom of Kadiri. During Singhasari kingdom, King Kertanagara expansion to the Malays. In the era of the Majapahit kingdom under King Hayam Wuruk territory to reach Malacca and the Philippine Islands.
The earliest evidence of Islam to East Java is a grave headstone in Gresik in 1102 years, and a number of Muslim graves in the tomb complex of Majapahit.
But after the discovery of the temple Jedong Regional appearance Wagir, Malang, East Java, which is believed to be older than the inscription Dinoyo, around the 6th century AD.Colonialism
The Portuguese were the first western nation to come in East Java. Dutch ships led by Cornelis de Houtman landed on the island of Madura in 1596. Surabaya fell into the hands of VOC on May 13, 1677. When the administration Stamford Raffles, East Java for the first time divided into residency, valid until 1964.
IndependenceThe governor's office in Surabaya in East Java in 1951
After the independence of Indonesia, Indonesia is divided into eight provinces and one of East Java province. The first Governor of East Java is R. Soerjo, also known as a national hero.
Dated February 20, 1948 in State Madura Madura was formed on 26 November 1948 and formed the State of East Java, which later became one of the states in the United States of Indonesia. Countries in East Java was dissolved and merged into the Republic of Indonesia on February 25, 1950, and on March 7, 1950 Country Madura gave a similar statement. Based on Law Number 2 Year 1950, established the East Java province.Geography
East Java province bordering the Java Sea in the north, the Strait of Bali in the east, the Indian Ocean in the south, as well as in the western province of Central Java. The length of the east-west stretch of about 400 km. The width of the north-south stretch of the west about 200 km, but in the eastern part is narrower by about 60 km. Madura is the biggest island in East Java, Java, separated from the mainland by the Strait of Madura. Bawean island located about 150 km north of Java. To the east of Madura are clusters of islands, the most eastern is Islands and the northern Kangean is Masalembu Islands. In the south there are two small islands and the island of Nusa barung Sempu.ReliefMount Bromo, Mount Semeru background
In Physiographic, the province of East Java can be grouped into three zones: the southern zone (plateau), middle zone (volcanic eruptions), and the northern zone (folds). Lowlands and highlands in the middle (of Ngawi, Blitar, Malang, until Bondowoso) has a very fertile soil. In the northern part (of Bojonegoro, Tuban, Gresik, to Madura Island) there are mountains and mountains of North Lime Kendeng relatively barren.
At the center lies a series of volcanic mountains: On the border with Central Java are Lawu (3265 meters). In the south-east of Madison artifacts Mount Wilis (2169 meters) and Mount Liman (2563 meters). In the middle of the corridor there is a group with peaks Anjasmoro Arjuno (3,239 meters), Mount Welirang (3156 meters), Mount Anjasmoro (2277 meters), Mount Wayang (2198 meters), Gunung Kawi (2681 meters), and Mount Kelud (1731 meters), is located in the mountainous part Kediri, Blitar, Malang, Pasuruan, Mojokerto and Jombang. The group has a peak of Mount Bromo Tengger (2192 meters) and Mount Semeru (3676 meters). Semeru, the so-called Mahameru peak is the highest mountain in Java. In the area there are two groups Horse Poultice mountains: Mountains Iyang with Argopuro mountain peak (3088 meters) and the peak of Mount Ijen Mountains Roared (3332 meters).
In the south there is a series of hills, from the southern coastal Pacitan, Trenggalek, Tulungagung, Blitar, to Malang. South Limestone Mountains is a continuation of a series of mountains Sewu in Yogyakarta.Hydrographic
The two most important rivers in East Java is the Brantas River (290 km) and Bengawan Solo. Memiiki Brantas River springs in the area of ​​Malang. Arriving in Mojokerto, the Brantas River split into two: Kali Mas and Porong River, both tributaries of the Madura Strait. Bengawan Solo from Central Java, ultimately boils down Gresik. Both rivers are managed by PT Jasa Tirta.
On the slopes of Mount Lawu near the border with Central Java are Sarangan, a natural lake. The main dam in East Java include Sutami Dams and Dam Selorejo, which is used for irrigation, pisciculture, and tourism.Climate
East Java has a humid tropical climate. Compared to the western part of Java Island, East Java in general have less rainfall. The average rainfall is 1,900 mm per year, with the rainy season for 100 days. The average temperature ranges between 21-34 ° C. Temperatures in the lower mountain areas, and even in areas Ranu Pani (slopes of Mount Semeru), temperatures can reach minus 4 ° C, which causes the soft snow.