Pempek is a traditional Indonesian delicacy originating from Palembang, South Sumatra. This beloved dish consists of fish cake made from ground fish (usually mackerel) mixed with tapioca flour and spices, formed into various shapes such as balls, cylinders, or rolls. Pempek is then boiled or fried until cooked, resulting in a soft yet slightly chewy texture. It is typically served with a tangy and slightly sweet vinegar-based dipping sauce called cuka, alongside noodles, cucumber slices, and sometimes a sprinkle of ground dried shrimp. Pempek is not just a meal but a culinary experience that reflects the rich flavors and heritage of Palembang cuisine.

Kuto Besak Fort in Palembang, Indonesia, was built in the 19th century by the Dutch. Known for its majestic architecture, the fort was a symbol of power and an important administrative center in the past. Today, Kuto Besak Fort attracts visitors with its rich and fascinating past. With stunning views and a captivating atmosphere, the fort is an unforgettable destination for lovers of cultural heritage and history.

The Sriwijaya Kingdom Antiquities Park or previously known as the Karanganyar Site is an archaeological park of former residential areas and parks associated with the Sriwijaya kingdom located on the north bank of the Musi River in Gandus sub-district, Palembang City, South Sumatra.In this area a network of canals, ditches and ponds were found which were neatly and regularly arranged which confirmed that this area was man-made, so it is believed that the center of the Sriwijaya kingdom in Palembang was located at this site.