Job at Pasaman Barat

 Work in pasbar is most usually oil palm which is one of the income in parbar where most of the people there have oil palm plantations which is their job . Another job is usually farming such as rice, corn, sweet oranges, etc. which can be planted in the garden

About Pasaman Barat

 West Pasaman Regency is one of the three districts resulting from division in West Sumatra Province, based on Law Number 38 of 2003 concerning the Formation of Dharmasraya, South Solok and West Pasaman Regencies. Its area reaches 3,864.02 square km. The population in 2021 will reach 436,298 people. Its government administration covers 11 (eleven) districts and 19 nagari or villages. On February 25 2022 at around 08.29 WIB, an earthquake occurred in this area. The Meteorology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) noted that the earthquake had a magnitude of 6.2.

 In general, the topography of West Pasaman Regency is flat and slightly undulating, while hilly and mountainous areas are only found in Talamau and Gunung Tuleh Districts. The altitude of the area varies from 0 to 913 meters above sea level.

West Pasaman Barat Regency is one of the three districts resulting from division in West Sumatra Province, based on Law Number 38 of 2003 concerning the Formation of Dharmasraya, South Solok and West Pasaman Regencies. Its area reaches 3,864.02 square km.

The total population in 2021 will reach 436,298 people. Its government administration covers 11 (eleven) districts and 19 nagari or villages. On February 25 2022 at around 08.29 WIB, an earthquake occurred in this area. The Meteorology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) noted that the earthquake had a magnitude of 6.2. 

In general, the topography of West Pasaman Regency is flat and slightly undulating, while hilly and mountainous areas are only found in Talamau and Gunung Tuleh Districts. The altitude of the area varies from 0 to 913 meters above sea level.

 Of course, those are not the only interesting things from West Pasaman. Here are six interesting facts about West Pasaman Regency, summarized by Liputan6.com from various sources.

- Hundreds of Rivers

West Pasaman Regency has more than 100 rivers, both large rivers and small rivers that have a dendritic pattern or resemble a tree structure. The large number of rivers flowing in this area raises the potential for vulnerability to flooding/inundation.

Several rivers that pass through this area include the Batang Pasaman River, Batang Kapar River, Batang Batahan River, and Air Salak River. Most of these rivers originate at Mount Pasaman and Mount Talamau.

-Producing Corn

This district has the opportunity to become a corn district as has been achieved by Gorontalo Province. The reason is that West Pasaman is one of the corn center areas with a corn planting area of ​​20,000 hectares per year, out of a potential area of ​​30,000 hectares per year. 

Of this amount, 15,000 hectares of which have been planted with hybrid corn. In 2000, planting of 1,000 hectares of Pioneer hybrid corn began. In 2004, the corn planted area increased 12 times fantastically to reach 12,000 hectares.

To anticipate an increase in production due to the appreciation of corn farmers in West Pasaman, the government has provided supporting infrastructure in the form of shellers, dryers and warehousing (silos). This is intended so that farmers receive post-production services so that, at harvest, their corn remains of high quality. West Pasaman district is a supplier of corn for about 40 percent of production in all of West Sumatra.

Culture

The term culture is inherent and even often present in everyday life. As citizens of Indonesia, of course you know that Indonesia has a variety of cultures spread across various regions. The word culture itself is a language that comes from two languages, namely Sanskrit and English. According to Sanskrit, the word culture means buddhayah, which means the plural form of the word buddhi, which means mind or reason. Meanwhile, according to English culture is known as the word culture which comes from the Latin word Colere which means to process or work. Culture is a pattern of life as a whole. Culture is abstract, complex and broad in nature. Meanwhile, according to KBBI (Big Indonesian Dictionary), culture is a thought, reason or custom.

A. William H. Haviland

According to William H. Haviland, culture is a set of rules and norms that are shared by a group of members and members of society. If done by these people, it will give birth to a behavior that is deemed appropriate or appropriate to be accepted by all people.

B. Edward Burnett Tylor

According to Edward Burnett Tylor, culture is that complex whole, which includes beliefs, knowledge, art, law, morals, customs, and any other capabilities acquired by a person as a member of society.

VARIETY OF LANGUAGE PASBAR

Some people talk about the language of colors, the language of flowers, diplomacy and more. In addition, limited circles talk about written, spoken, and other languages. In the book Enchantment of Language: First Steps to Understanding Linguistics (2005) by Untung Yuwono, the notion of language is a means of communication possessed by humans in the form of a system of sound symbols originating from speech organs or human mouth.l

Plato, Language is a statement of one's thoughts by means of onomata (names of objects) and rhemata (speech) which are a reflection of one's ideas in air currents through the mouth.

Language is also a collection of words where each word has an abstract meaning and relationship with a concept many language in pasbar , let's see :

1. Minang 

2. Mandailing 

but minang language many variety because in the area  pasbar minang language variety and different in area 

PASAMAN BARAT TOURISM OBJECT THAT IS INTERESTING FOR VISITORS WHO COME

Let's see about object Pasaman Barat

1. Sasak Beach 

It is a beautiful beach, located towards the Simpang Ampek road, there has become a tourist attraction that is busy being visited by many uncles because there are lots of trees there, they are given the nickname"pohon seribu" 

2. Sikabau Beach 

Sikabau beach a clean comfortable an there are blue sea in the sikabau beach there is an island that you can visit it's called pigago island a beatiful island.

3. New way (JB)

It is a road that is given two lanes on the side of the road that is given Asmahul Husna along the way And the flowers are neat around there which is neat where young people walk especially on Saturday nights

4. Aek nabirong

Get educational opportunities and sports activities for free,In the tourist area there are a number of swimming pools for various ages, and one swimming pool that can be used for swimming for athletes in West Pasaman and has met national standards.The management also provides a children's play area and a number of supporting facilities such as cafes and places of worship. Meanwhile, specifically for educational tourism, there are also a number of fish ponds and nurseries of various fruit and oil palms to support the community's economy. The owner of the tourist attraction, Perdion Najjar, said that he built this location as a form of contribution and provides a tourist location and supports the needs of sports facilities from various branches, because at that location it can also accommodate canoe rowing, dragon boat, rafting, long cliff, cross and tourism training locations. fruit tree education.

5. Air Bangis 

The beach where there is a bridge that can reach almost close to the middle of the sea the bridge can be used as a place to sit and relax with family, spouse and friends it is also a tourist spot Busy tourism visited by residents there 

There are still many interesting tourist objects there, let's visit Pasbar 

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The Natural Beauty of Pasaman Barat

     

West Pasaman District is one of the districts in West Sumatra, Indonesia. This area was formed from the expansion of Pasaman Regency based on Law No. 38 of 2003 dated December 18, 2003, with the district capital at Simpang Ampek.

     West Pasaman Regency is one of the 3 (three) expansion regencies in West Sumatra Province. It has an area of ​​3,887.77 ha which is divided into 11 (eleven) districts. Based on geographical location, West Pasaman Regency is located at 99 o10 -100 04 east longitude and 0o33 0o11 south latitude. This regency is bordered by Madina Regency in the north, Pasaman and Agam Regencies in the south, Pasaman Regency in the east and the Indonesian Ocean in the south. west. West Pasaman Regency's economic contribution comes from the agricultural sector, every year the contribution of the agricultural sector always outperforms other sectors.

    The largest income from the agricultural sector comes from the food crops sub-sector, and the plantation sub-sector and the leading commodity of oil palm. In the fisheries sector, the largest contribution comes from the marine fisheries sub-sector. Meanwhile,  fisheries sub-sector has not yet been explored. When compared to other sectors, especially the plantation sub-sector, the fisheries sector is slightly behind even though the potential is large enough to lift the economy of West Pasaman.