Tapanuli Selatan

Tapanuli Selatan is a regency (administrative region) in North Sumatra, Indonesia, covering an area of about 3,636 square kilometers. It features diverse landscapes, including mountains, forests, and rivers. The region is home to various ethnic groups and a rich cultural heritage. Its economy mainly relies on agriculture, forestry, and small-scale industries. Tapanuli Selatan is also notable for its biodiversity, including rare species like orangutans. The area faces challenges related to conservation, infrastructure, and development, but plays a vital role in Indonesia’s natural and cultural landscape.