Pekon Gayam

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Pekon Gayam is a small Indonesian village in the South Lampung province and in the sub-district of . It is in the southernmost part of Sumatra.

The area is approximately 400 ft (120 m) above sea level and mainly contains green plantation, rice or corn fields.

Since most of its inhabitants are farmers, the main productions of the village are coffee, rice, pepper, fruits (banana, coconut, and durian), and other produce. The village is populated by mostly Lampungese with small numbers of Javanese, or Sundanese, and is Islamite.

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