30 Apr 2026
Fort Rotterdam, also known as Fort Ujung Pandang, is a fortress dating back to the Gowa-Tallo Kingdom. It is located on the western coastline of Makassar City. The fort was originally built in 1545 by the 9th King of Gowa, Daeng Matanre Karaeng Tumapa'risi' Kallonna. The site was later ceded to the Dutch East India Company (VOC) under the Treaty of Bungaya in 1667 for occupation. The fortress features six bastions and is surrounded by a seven-meter-high wall and a two-meter-...
Read More
30 Apr 2026
Hutan Pinus Malino is a natural tourism destination located in the highlands of Gowa, offering co...
30 Apr 2026
Bira Beach is famous for its soft white sand and crystal-clear blue waters that attract both dome...
30 Apr 2026
Masjid 99 Kubah (99 Domes Mosque) is one of Makassar City’s iconic religious and modern arc...
30 Apr 2026
Rammang-Rammang showcases the beauty of the world’s third-largest karst landscape, featurin...
30 Apr 2026
Leang-Leang is a prehistoric tourism site that preserves traces of ancient human civilization thr...
30 Apr 2026
Bantimurung Waterfall is known as one of South Sulawesi’s iconic natural attractions, featu...
