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**Narrator:** In the 19th century, as the Dutch sought to expand their influence, Benteng
Balangnipa became a stronghold, resisting Dutch aggression during the Mangara Bombang war
of 1859-1961.
**Narrator:** In 1864, the Dutch, captivated by its strategic location, renovated Benteng
Balangnipa with European architecture. The fortress, as you see it today, was completed in 1868.
*[Scenic views of Benteng Balangnipa's architecture]*
**Narrator:** This square-shaped fortress, with bastions at each corner, stands proudly with its
north-facing gate overlooking the Tangka River. The walls, 49.45 meters to the north, 49.10
meters to the west, 30.47 meters to the south, and 49.27 meters to the east, are a testament to its
enduring legacy.
**Narrator:** Explore the bastions, circular walkways, and historical structures within Benteng
Balangnipa. Each bastion, once a strategic defense point, offers a glimpse into its past.
**Narrator:** Venture into the kitchen building, identified by its two chimneys, the two-story
office building, and the barracks, which once housed commanders and soldiers. These structures
echo with stories of the past.
**Narrator:** As the sun sets over Benteng Balangnipa, immerse yourself in the echoes of
history. This fortress, now a cultural heritage site and regional museum, invites you to witness
the resilience of the Tellu LimpoE Kingdom.
*[Text on screen: Plan your visit to Benteng Balangnipa and embrace Indonesia's history.]*
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