The Kampung is a unique tile improvement of the Indonesian civilization in Civilization VI. It must be built on Coast or Lake tiles adjacent to sea resources but cannot be built on reefs.
- Effects:
- +1
Production
- +1
Housing
- +1 Food from every adjacent Fishing Boats
- +1 Housing (with Mass Production)
- +1 Production (with Civil Engineering)
- +1 Tourism from every bonus Food (with Flight)
- +1
StrategyEdit
As one of the rare unique improvements that can be built on water tiles, the Kampung gives the Indonesians a good incentive to settle on islands. As long as there are plenty of resources in the water, they can build populous, productive cities in places other civs won't want to settle, and they'll most likely have easy access to 
Oil in the later eras.
For an Indonesia play-through pursuing a Culture Victory, the Kampung is essential. Once Flight is researched, Kampungs will provide 
Tourism for each bonus 
Food on the tile (which includes the bonus Food provided by the Lighthouse).
Civilopedia entryEdit
In the densely-packed islands of Southeast Asia, local rulers faced the challenge of how best to house their people while also keeping them safe from floods and wildlife. Their answer – communities of tightly-clustered houses on stilts, or the kampung.
While the term is a general one referring to a neighborhood, Indonesian kampungs were famous for helping Java achieve the highest population density of any island in the world. Indeed, foreign visitors were so impressed by the efficiency of Indonesian and Malay kampungs that they adopted the term in the English ‘compound.’
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