Makassar is South Sulawesi's major towns. MAKASSAR (until recently known as Ujung Pandang) is a large, hot and crowded port city with good transport links between eastern and western Indonesia, and several attractions. More than anything, Makassar offers an introduction to Sulawesi's largest ethnic group, the Bugis , who continue to export their goods and presence well beyond Sulawesi in Pinisi, distinctive vessels with steep, up curved prows. The city has a long and distinguished history as a crucial trading port and coastal defense.

Makassar is worth visiting, Fort Rotterdam with its two museums inside the fort area keep historical remains of Gowa Kingdom, Paotere harboaur is for Pinisi boat or any wooden boat are load and unload their goods, Museum Balla Lompa in Gowa, Losari Beach and Akkarena with its beautiful sunset. Snorkeling or diving activities can be done in the nearby island of Samalona, Kodingareng Keke, Kayangan island etc.

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