Buttu Matande

Information

Elevation

300 m

Country

Indonesia (ID)

Location / Range

Perbukitan Kabupaten Enrekang, Sulawesi Selatan

Mountain type

Bukit (non-vulkanik) berhutan

Volcanic?

No (non-volcanic)

Coordinates

-3.4479, 119.6939

Difficulty

Data pendakian tidak tersedia; bukit rendah berhutan

Best Season

Dry season (roughly April–October)

Permits & Rules

No permit information available

Hazards

Limited terrain information; forested slopes, high rainfall (±2,543 mm/year)

Description

Buttu Matande is a hill in South Sulawesi Province, Indonesia, at roughly 3.448°S, 119.694°E — coordinates that place it in the hill country of Enrekang Regency. In the local Sulawesi languages, 'buttu' means hill/peak. According to the geographic-name databases referenced by Wikidata (Q26729982) and OpenStreetMap, it stands about 300 m a.s.l. The nearest higher point reaches about 824 m, some 1.1 km to the west; the terrain to the west is mountainous while to the east it is hilly. The surrounding slopes are almost entirely forest-covered, under a tropical climate: mean temperature about 23°C (warmest in October, ~25°C; coolest in May, ~22°C) and rainfall of about 2,543 mm per year. Publicly available information specific to this hill — climbing routes, local lore, or visitor accounts — is very limited and not documented online; this entry is deliberately confined to verifiable location, elevation and environmental data without adding unsourced claims.