Sungai Liat

Sungai Liat or Liet-Kong in Hakka, is a subdistrict of Bangka Regency, Bangka Belitung territory of Indonesia. It is likewise the capital of the regency. It is the second-biggest settlement on the island, directly after the common capital of Pangkal Pinang. The town is situated on the eastern shore of the island, around 30 kilometers north of Pangkal Pinang and is associated by a cleared road. The subdistrict is additionally partitioned into 13 towns.

Similarly as with numerous settlements in the region, the economy is vigorously influenced by the mining and preparing of tin, rich in the territory. Local people are likewise occupied with fisheries and farming, developing elastic trees, pepper, and to a lesser degree palm oil. Little ventures likewise exist, preparing crude items from the previously mentioned enterprises into light foods. Pagoda Vihara Puri Tri Agung situated in SungailiatTourism is a developing division, with a few Buddhist sanctuaries and shorelines situated inside the limits of the city pulling in guests from whatever is left of the nation. Most of the general population in Muntok are Hakka Chinese and Malay. Greater part of Chinese are Buddhism, Catholic and Protestant.