Enggano Island

Enggano Island Enggano Island is the outermost island of Indonesia, located in the Indian ocean and adjacent to Indian country. Enggano island is part of the government area of North Bengkulu, Bengkulu Province, and is one district. The island is located in the southwest of Bengkulu city with coordinates 5 ° 31 '13 "S, 102 ° 16' 0" longitude. The island natives are Enggano Enggano tribe, the tribe is divided into five indigenous (local call rate). It's all speak the same language, the language Enggano. Kauno tribe or tribe that began occupying this place in the Dutch period (c. 1934). Besides Kauno Tribe, there are Tribal Banten (immigrants), and four other tribes. Residents of the island with an area of 40 hectares is the average life of a cocoa plantation sold to the results of Bengkulu City.