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West Sumatra

The Land of Minangkabau

Pariangan

Thursday, May 11, 2006

The mother village of Pariangan is the oldest Minangkabau sttlement and is about 15 kilometers outside Batusangkar on the slopes of Mount Merapi. This village seems to be preserved in the past with its traditional mosques and homes packed in tight cluster around the community hall. Villages like there are abundant around the well-travelled town of Batusangkar.
posted by Okto Jumadhani, SE, 9:59 AM

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