[2025 Ujung Pandang Attraction] Travel Guide for Fort Rotterdam Makassar (Updated Jan)

The Spring of the Cowboys is probably the most impressive film in my university. Unlike the commercial blockbusters in Hollywood, those eye-catching stunts are just a flash in the pan, and the emotions of the cow class have warmed me for four years. Until today, I still remember the interesting picture of 5+3=53. This is also the place that France has to go to in this trip, Le chateau de Ravel in the Rhne-Alpes region. When I finally found the Lawei Castle, the door was closed. I thought I was going to miss the destination that I had been thinking for so long. . I sent a plane to look in it. Located in the middle of the hill, the castle is just another scene. At 2 pm, the castle is open to the public as scheduled, but only the garden part is open. To visit the castle, you must take the Tour of the castle. The visit time is 3 o'clock. The guide who led us to visit the castle was a 19-year-old college student. He said that he was studying in Lyon and came to work when there was no class. He worked here for 8 months. We are the first wave of Chinese tourists he met, and he was the first to explain in English. You can't take pictures in the castle. We just walked through the treasures and works of art quietly. When I saw the plate on the table in the living room, I asked him curiously: Is there anyone still living here? He said: Yes, the host will come back tonight with the guests. The way the French banquet guests, I feel that it has not changed for hundreds of years. The castle's garden can be photographed, and the wall covered with ivy seems to be a long history. Specially asked the guide about the movie. The guide smiled and said that he had not seen the film, but he knew that there were tourists coming for the movie. After listening to us, we specially came here. He said that he decided to go back and make up the movie~

#indonesiatrip Fort Rotterdam, located in Makassar, South Sulawesi, is a well-preserved Dutch colonial fortress and an iconic historical site. Built in the 17th century, the fort’s architecture reflects a mix of local and European influences. Inside, visitors can explore museums, including La Galigo Museum, which showcases artifacts from Makassar’s history and Bugis-Makassar culture. The fort also offers scenic views of the Makassar Strait and serves as a cultural hub for exhibitions and performances. Fort Rotterdam is a must-visit for history buffs and those looking to delve into the region’s fascinating colonial and maritime past.