Ever been to Muara Kuin floating market Banjarmasin ? The floating market is a place where you can watch or jump in a river with boat market. Floating Market it is Banjarmasin, specifically at the junction of Kuin and Barito. Floating market in Banjarmasin is a reflection of culture for Banjar people which lasted longer than the first.
In South Kalimantan in fact there are hundreds of rivers which have become a major transmission line to date. Tourist attractions are also placed on the river, as Muara Kuin floating market in the city of Banjarmasin that. As the sun began to rise visit this market reflecting the morning light between the buying and selling vegetables are also a variety of cultures obtained directly various villages along the Barito River and the area around its tributaries.
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Muara Kuin floating market Banjarmasin itself is a traditional floating market is located at the headwaters of the river Barito area around the mouth of the Kuin river, Banjarmasin - South Kalimantan. Traders and buyers put on boats, boat name in the language Banjar. The market began after the dawn prayer until after 9am. The specialty of this market is still in frequent barter transactions between merchants with boating in the Banjar language is itself called bapanduk. And women shopkeepers (hamlet), which used a boat to sell its own product, while the second hand to buy for resale hamlet called panyambangan.
Banjarmasin itself as the capital of the province is a center of commerce and tourism. Banjarmasin city got the nickname of the city water because of the location of the land is indeed a few centimeters below the surface of the sea. Banjarmasin city area has an area of about 72 square kilometers, or about 0.22 percent of the area of South Kalimantan. The city is dissected by streams Martapura gives its own characteristics on a life of its population, in particular the use of the river for water transport, trade and tourism. In addition to the floating market of Banjarmasin Muara Kuin, there are more floating market can be satisfied by you, as in the Lok Baintan at the top of Martapura River.
In 1526, there Sultan Suriansyah establish a kingdom on the shore of Kuin and Barito River, which later became the precursor of the city of Banjarmasin. On the banks of this river which ran behind many traditional prosperous trading center. Merchants carrying a small wooden boat. The merchants are mostly women who wear Tanggui hat and broad Banjar made from sago palm leaves.
The unique dining in this floating market in addition to the vegetable vendors and fruits that sell merchandise with boats, there is also a floating food stalls as well. One of culinary favorites are soto Banjar, this is a typical food of origin Banjarmasin who eat rice, but does not bring the cake. Enjoy this hot soto banjar above stall the boat in search of ships and boats downstream mudiknya. Soto Banjar differs from the use of rice cake and sauce are also equipped with sliced chicken and noodles and iced tea very sweet course
soto Banjar
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in the city of Banjarmasin is precisely along Jl A. Yani Km 14, you can try the typical culinary taste like soto banjar he Rhombus Kandangan, kelelepon Martapura and there is also a duck rice peat. Rice duck peat has its own sweet flavor. The materials used are materials and the number one quality condiments. Peat moss duck rice can be quite easy to find Syamsudin Noor Airport towards Peat.
In the morning around Banjarmasin sold food in the form of yellow rice with a varied menu ranging from 00-5000 rupees depending lauknya, Yellow rice is usually sold in a manufactured packaging from banana leaves, meat is also varied, ranging from cork fish, eggs, liver, chicken, veal daing the duck to cook with red cook or bake Habang appointed. Also read :. 5 most popular attractions in Banjarmasin
Obviously the theme traveled here of course shopping and see the atmosphere of a traditional trade. There are a variety of goods you can buy here. One of them is that you can buy handicrafts into finished fabric sasirangan South Kalimantan. The sasirangan fabric was used as a headband (Laung) and a belt used as a shawl or a man, like a veil, also UDAT (reservoir) women. The fabric also custom clothing to various ceremonies, often used for the treatment of patients.
Well, congratulations traveled Muara Kuin floating market Banjarmasin and nimati atmosphere thick with the traditional and typical that the island Kalimantan. Enjoy tasty food and buy souvenirs for the family is also a family home.
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