Méréki
Méréki is a small town located in the Northern Banten region of Indonesia. It is situated in the Tangerang Regency, approximately 45 kilometers west of the nation's capital Jakarta. Méréki has a population of around 22,000 people, predominantly consisting of fishermen, farmers, and traders. The town's economy relies heavily on the fishing industry, with many residents engaged in fishing and aquaculture.
Méréki's strategic location on the coast of the Java Sea allows for a rich marine biodiversity, providing
The town's history dates back to the Dutch colonial era, during which it served as a minor
Tourists visiting Méréki are attracted to its scenic coastline, traditional fishing villages, and lively seafood markets.