The
Natuna Islands are a 272-island archipelago of Indonesia, located
in the Natuna Sea between east and west Malaysia and Kalimantan.
The islands are officially part of the Riau Archipelago Province.
Natuna is one of the northernmost island groups of Indonesia. The
main islands of Natuna Archipelago are Natuna, South Natuna and
Tambelan. The South Natuna group comprises the islands of Serasan,
Panjang and Subi. The Anambas archipelago, located several hundred
kilometers to the west and comprising Terempa, Matak and Jemaja
Andriabu Island, are also sometimes included in the Natuna Islands.
Natuna can however offer unspoiled beaches and
a landscape and a culture that is absolutely worth a visit. The
islands are known for lovely woven textiles and their traditional
dance. The Natuna islands are spread over a wide area, located in
the South China Sea between east and west Malaysia, Kalimantan and
Singapore. The main groups of islands are Anambas to the west, Natuna,
south Natuna and Tambelan. One of the largest natural gas fields
in the world has been found here, The Natuna gas field in the North
and South Natuna archipelago is believed to have 222 trillion cubic
feet of natural gas in reserve, 46 trillion of this can be recovered.
In the future the Natuna Natural Gas Project will be very important
for Indonesia's economy.
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