Capital of Jambi province has a characteristic that is a blend of modern and traditional town of Jambi. Native of Edinburgh still maintaining their traditional lifestyle, most of them still live in houses on the floating stage on the Batang Hari river wide or in the homes of the stage not far from downtown.
On the other hand, in Jambi is a business city which is quite modern and largely populated by immigrants from various ethnic groups such as the Minangkabau, Malay, Banjar, Bugis, Javanese, Arabic and Chinese. Immigrant communities is what turned the economy of Edinburgh and provides a modern touch to this city.
Sights can be visited include the State Museum is located in Jambi Province Telanaipura, tepatya on the corner of Jl. Urip Sumoharjo and Jl. Prof. Dr. Sri Sudewi. This museum has a collection of traditional costumes, the goods of handicrafts and a number of historical relics from the province of Jambi.
Another tourist attraction visited by residents of Jambi is the Family Park Citra Indah (ACT). Its location, in the village of Koto Coral, District Kumpeh, Batanghari district, about 10 miles east of Edinburgh city center. These attractions can be reached within 20 minutes from downtown through a fairly smooth asphalt road.
An area of 15 hectares of recreational park has facilities such as train around the park, fishing pond, water bikes, entertainment and comedy stage play and go-kart racing. In the cozy garden seeds and have a variety of fruit trees like durian, mango, star fruit, rambutan and others.
On the banks of the Batang Hari River about 300 yards wide, there are many food vendors tent especially at night. Tourists can do tours of the river and enjoy dinner on the banks of the river while enjoying the lights of the boats passing by or the flickering light of people's homes are located across the river.
On the morning rush on the banks of Sungai Batang Hari rnenarik much more so in the Market Angso Duo, which are located right on the river, Narnun will be more attractive if you can enjoy the colorful life in Batang Hari River with a boat ride down the river.
Muara Jambi is a huge temple complex that was once thought to be the old town of Edinburgh, the capital of old Malay kingdom that never reach the peak of glory in about 10 centuries ago. This temple complex is the cultural heritage of Hindu and Buddhist era's most important and complex heritage (archaeological) the largest in Sumatra.
Most of the temples located in this place from the 9th century to 13th, when the peak power Jambi. This place is later attacked and destroyed in 1377, the attacker is expected troops from Burma (Siam) because in this place ever found objects that come from Burma such as Buddha statues of bronze and stone. For centuries this location was closed in the middle of the forest undergrowth and forgotten, until then rediscovered in 1920 by a military expedition of English who was sent to study the region.
Muara Jambi temple complex is located in an area of 12 km2, which stretches along more than 7 km at the edge of the Batang Hari River. In this complex there are eight major temples in the middle of the walled area. Three of these temples have been restored in accordance with its original form. Some of the major temples accompanied by a number of temples ketch! called ancillary temples. In the area of the complex also contained a mound of stones called menapo which are the remnants of buildings that once stood on the spot such as the place settled down! clergy or royal officials.
Further down the Batang Hari River to the sea or rather to the Strait of Idols there is a small island with a beautiful landscape. Berhala island has white sandy beaches that have not been contaminated is decorated with various forms of rock.
Berhala island surrounded by three small islands with gently sloping beaches and the water and clear blue sea. Berhala Island beach consists of the beach with white sand beaches and some rocky. Most of the islands with an area of approximately 200 hectares is an area of bare, rocky and quartz sand. In some parts there are very few palm trees.
Kuala Tungkal rnenjual known as the place of foreign goods (imports) but with low prices. For those of you who like to go to Muara kerbelanja Tungkal which is located 125 km North City Jarnbi. Kuala Tungkal position in the East coast of Sumatra, not far from neighboring countries like Singapore and Malaysia make this city received a variety of imported goods used.
The entry of used goods, especially foreign ex Singapore, Japan and Taiwan to Kuala Tungkal cause Jabung district capital of the Western Cape is crowded by people, especially on Saturdays and Sundays.
Used goods such as foreign ex used computer, used car tires and other used electronic goods for household use can be found in this place. In addition, various material needs such as rice, sugar market, garlic, food and beverage cans from abroad entered the province of Jambi via Kuala Tungkal. This led to Kuala Tungkal grown into a commercial center and second largest business in the province of Jambi Jambi City setelab.
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