Fort Marlborough, a British Legacy in Bengkulu, Indonesia

This odor is said to originate from corpses buried underground or within the fort walls. The horror stories about Fort Marlborough are quite well-known, but no one can confirm their truth.

Whether they are simply myths or simply word of mouth, remains unclear.

Although many mystical stories circulate, historians believe that most of them are likely influenced by local legends or visitors' imaginations.

There is no scientific or historical evidence to support these stories. Today, Fort Marlborough has become a historical and cultural tourist attraction.

Every holiday, the fort is always crowded with visitors and tourists from both within and outside Bengkulu City.

Fort Marlborough has even become a recognized and internationally renowned historical tourist attraction.

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Location and Route to Fort Marlborough

Fort Marlborough covers an area of approximately 44,000 m2 and is a relic of British colonial rule in Bengkulu City.

The fort is located on Jalan Benteng, Kebun Keling, Teluk Segara District, Bengkulu City, Bengkulu Province.

As a historical tourist attraction, visitors can visit Fort Marlborough from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM WIB. The location is also not far from the center of Bengkulu City, accessible in about 1.4 km or a 3-minute drive.

Fort Marlborough is also located near Panjang Beach, offering beautiful natural scenery with a strong historical feel.

Visitors can also access this site from Fatmawati Airport, a 14.1 km drive or a 30-minute journey.

The Attractions of Fort Marlborough

As a beautiful and historical tourist destination, here are some of the attractions that make Fort Marlborough a must-visit:

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