There
is a history in Gorontalo attractions that caught my attention. His name was
Fort Orange. Maybe you think the same as I was when the fort orange. Correct?
Probably
Apparently
not, not at all actually, Then why the fort named Orange? Have you ever heard
Orange team squad? That the Dutch squad. So the site is called Orange fort as
fort belonged to the Dutch. I also understand if the new orange color has
become a color of Dutch nationality long ago. Let us trace back neatly on the
history of this fort. Actually, the fort was made by the Portuguese in the century 15/16.
The original name of the castle that has a height of 50 meters above sea level
this is not known.
Fort
Orange
Attractions Fort Orange
(Orange Fortress) is one of the historic relics contained in Kwandang District,
approximately 61 km from the city of Gorontalo. The fort is a heritage area

This fort has a rock
base material, volcanic rocks and limestone. It was not until the Dutch
arrived, and the fort was repaired using cement. The fortress is located on a
hill districts Charcoal Kewandang Gorontalo province has a main building with a
length of 40 meters x 32.5 meters, 4 meters high walls and wall thickness up to
60cm.
Making fort was done by
mutual cooperation of the people. Rocks distributed in the relay from hand to
hand until the pile of stones. Palm leaf midrib sap becomes effective adhesive
to unite mountain stone, rock, sand, and lime earlier.

Since the last Dutch
used the fort, the Dutch also give the names of Fort Orange. Unfortunately, the
fact of historical about the fort’s existence of the Portuguese is gone. Or
maybe it is already stored in the history of the Dutch national archives? It's
that I have not had time to browse.
Orange fort is still
standing strong. If a visit to the castle we can feel as though stout fortress
at a time, when the fort was still maintained. But remember, the castle is not
orange.
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