It is situated in the rural part of Belait District and it takes
about 2 hrs by Boat from Sungai Mau Jeti in Mukim Bukit Sawat , Kuala Belait or you can drive to Sukang using 4x4 vehicle (Compulsory) and it takes nearly
2-3 hours depending on the condition of the roads
It cover an area of 812 sq Km.
There are several kampongs in Mukim Sukang, KAMPUNG DUNGUN,
KAMPUNG BIADONG ULU,KAMPUNG BUAU, KAMPUNG BIADONG TENGAH, KAMPUNG BUAU, KAMPUNG BANG TAONG AND KAMPONG SUKANG.
Population of 615, has 15 government buildings, 31 private houses and five Longhouses.
Public facilities in Mukim Sukang include unpaved roads, solar telephone communication, surau , primary school, police pos, health clinic, multi-purpose hall and a government resthouse.
Went to Sukang few months ago and this is my 1oth time going to Sukang.
about 2 hrs by Boat from Sungai Mau Jeti in Mukim Bukit Sawat , Kuala Belait or you can drive to Sukang using 4x4 vehicle (Compulsory) and it takes nearly
2-3 hours depending on the condition of the roads
It cover an area of 812 sq Km.
There are several kampongs in Mukim Sukang, KAMPUNG DUNGUN,
KAMPUNG BIADONG ULU,KAMPUNG BUAU, KAMPUNG BIADONG TENGAH, KAMPUNG BUAU, KAMPUNG BANG TAONG AND KAMPONG SUKANG.
Population of 615, has 15 government buildings, 31 private houses and five Longhouses.
Public facilities in Mukim Sukang include unpaved roads, solar telephone communication, surau , primary school, police pos, health clinic, multi-purpose hall and a government resthouse.
Went to Sukang few months ago and this is my 1oth time going to Sukang.
(Left) Starting Off at Jeti Sungai Mau Mukim Bukit Sawat
(Right) One of Belait District Temuai (Boat)
(Left) Jeti of the Sukang Longhouse.
(Right) Had to take 3 mins walk from the Jeti to reach the Longhouse
(Left) Distance view of the 3 stories Sukang Long House
(Right) Penghulu of Labi , Ketua Kampong Sungai Teraban
Penghulu of Seria and Acting Penghulu of Bukit Sawat
(Left) Walkway viewed from the Longhouse
(Right) log that are used before walkway are built.
(Left) Shaminan (ADO) ,Awg Jawa (Chief Long house of Buau) and Datu Maharaja Setia Haji Simpok (Penghulu of Mukim Sukang)
(Right) Livingroom of the LongHouse
(Left) Jeti of the Sukang Longhouse.
(Right) Had to take 3 mins walk from the Jeti to reach the Longhouse
(Left) Distance view of the 3 stories Sukang Long House
(Right) Penghulu of Labi , Ketua Kampong Sungai Teraban
Penghulu of Seria and Acting Penghulu of Bukit Sawat
(Left) Walkway viewed from the Longhouse
(Right) log that are used before walkway are built.
(Left) Shaminan (ADO) ,Awg Jawa (Chief Long house of Buau) and Datu Maharaja Setia Haji Simpok (Penghulu of Mukim Sukang)
(Right) Livingroom of the LongHouse
2 comments:
I am looking for more write up about Sukang. Do you have any that I can refer to (since you have made 10 trips there)? Appreciate if you could share it with me. Tq.
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