About Pasir Panjang Tourism Village
Pasir Panjang Tourism Village is a coastal tourism village located in Arut Selatan District, Kotawaringin Barat Regency, Central Kalimantan, Indonesia. Situated near Pangkalan Bun and facing the Java Sea, it is known for its long sandy beach, mangrove ecosystems, and fishing community. The village is developed as a community-based tourism destination showcasing Malay coastal culture, local culinary traditions, and natural coastal landscapes.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a coastal fishing village setting with a long sandy beach, mangrove areas, and simple village infrastructure. The area includes beachfront with gazebos and seating, fishing boats along the shore, and community spaces where local cultural performances and culinary activities are held. Visitors can walk along the beach, view mangrove ecosystems, observe daily fishing activities, sample local seafood, and experience Malay coastal village atmosphere.
Key highlights
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Long sandy beach facing the Java Sea
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Mangrove ecosystem and coastal natural landscape
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Community-based tourism village with fishing village atmosphere
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Local Malay coastal cultural performances and traditions
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Seafood culinary experiences and local food stalls