Kutai For A Long Time am Appropriate to be the Area of the Tour Visit

Kutai Old, Welcome the East Kalimantan Year of the Tour Visit 2009, East Kalimantan Governor Awang Faroek Ishak mengajurkan the Village Kutai Old, the Anggana Subdistrict, the Kutai Kartanegara Regency becomes one of the areas of the spiritual tour visit.

As being known in the village that has a population of approximately 3,000 souls, was buried by the Big Saint famous, Habib Hasyim Bin Musaiyah Bin Yahya has the title of the Prince Upside Down Parangan and the Sultan Crown Prince's Charm. Beadj Tunggang Parangan Prince is a big Muslim scholar the bearer the Islam Religion first in the Kutai Kingdom. “From Kutai Old this the Islam Religion is carried the Prince Upside Down Parangan until is acknowledged to the religion that is legal in the Kingdom Kutai,” Awang words to Haul, the Bond and Syukuran Governor East Kalimantan in the Village Kutai Old, the Anggana Subdistrict, the Kutai Kartanegara Regency, on Saturday 31/1. See the potential, already during him Kutai For A Long Time become the area of the spiritual tour visit layk him graves walisongo available in the Javanese Island. In order to support that, am needed by the development of the adequate infrastructure, take the form of the road, the hotel, typical Kutai food and the culture that continue The framework conserves the regional culture, Awang also appeals to the Regency/the City se East Kalimantan to make use of bridge in the Mini Indonesian Garden Beautiful (TMII) as the promotion vehicle of the culture and attract the tour visit and the good investor local and foreign to visit to East Kalimantan. According to Awang, several available kingdoms in East Kalimantan also must be introduced to the wider community, namely the kingdom of the Coast, Berau, Bulungan and Kutai. Despite the Regency/the City in East Kalimantan, has the different administrative territory, but has the same culture. For example the Kutai Kartanegara Territory, Kutai East, Bontang, Kutai West, Samarinda and Balikpapan previously are part of the Kutai Kingdom