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Street Food in Makassar
Makassar’s cuisine is unique to the region, unseen in other parts of Indonesia. The place is known for meat stews, and visitors must try the Pallubasa, a stew made from cattle offals. Vendors by the street also sell a variety of seafood, including fish soup and otak otak or fish cake wrapped in banana leaf. Rice-based puttu cakes are common by the roadside, as well as the sweet dish of es pisang ijo, served with condensed milk, vanilla syrup and tapioca.
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Tomb of Pangeran Diponegoro
The Javanese prince Diponegoro was exiled to Makassar, and his tomb lies in the city. Diponegoro’s struggle against the Dutch occupation of Java is a source of inspiration for Indonesian citizens even today. His tomb, located in the middle of a market, is a popular tourist attraction. The caretaker of the tomb is a descendant of the prince and willingly describes the family tree to interested visitors. While there is no entrance fee, visitors are expected to offer a donation for the upkeep of the tomb.
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