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Muncar is one of the biggest fishing ports in Indonesia. The view of fishermen activities in the harbor can be seen here with various ornamental and decorated traditional and modern fishing ships. 
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MUNCAR area located in the waters around the Strait of Bali, Banyuwangi surfaced as a fish-producing areas and the fish processing industry. Various fish processing industry in a large industrial scale, small industries and in domestic industrial scale has been developed and have become characteristic of this area include: fish oil, canned fish industry, fish industry Pindang, fish meal industry and other fish processing industry

MUNCAR coast known as the largest fishing port in Indonesia has a processing site for canned fish, and in this location is known as a marine tourism object, other than those of Banyuwangi MUNCAR and there are few multi-racial countries in Indonesia who seek work in MUNCAR. Madura, Bali, Lombok, Bugis and other races found in this area

Government Banyuwangi, East Java, hoping to make the tradition of the Sea Cite routinely conducted every year by fishing communities in the District MUNCAR, as one of the national cultural tourism is acknowledged by the government.
 

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