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I N D O N E S IA

The Emerald of Equator


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Where is Indonesia located ?

KOREA

INDONESIA


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BRUNEI DARUSSALAM

MALAYSIA

SINGAPORE

THAILAND

VIETNAMPHILIPPINES

PAPUANEW GUINEA

AUSTRALIA

EAST TIMOR

I N D O N E S I A

INDONESIA Location


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INDONESIA Profile

Official name : Republic of Indonesia

Capital : Jakarta

Independece : August 17th, 1945

President : Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono

Area : 1,919,440

(land) km

2

(16

th

) Number of islands : 17,504

Population : 237,512,352 (4th)

Religion : Islam (86%), Christian

(8.7%), Hindu (3%), Budha (1.8%)

Bhineka Tunggal Ika


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INDONESIA History (1)

Indonesian archipelago was inhabited twomillion to 500,000 years ago by Austronesianpeople.

The strategic sea-lane position fosteredIndonesia to be an inter-island andinternational trade country.

Sriwijaya and Majapahit were Hindu and Budha

big kingdoms that ever existed and conqueredSoutheast Asia in 7th and 13rd centuriesrespectively.

Islamic culture have developed since 13th

century.


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INDONESIA History (2)

In 1602, the Dutch established the Dutch EastIndia Company (VOC) and became thedominant european power in Indonesia.

Only in the early 20th century did Dutchdominance extend to what was to becomeIndonesia's current boundaries .

Japanese invaded and occupied Indonesia

during World War II. Indonesia declared its independence on August

17th , 1945. Indonesia first president isSoekarno.


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SUMATERA

JAVA

SOUTHEASTISLANDS

KALIMANT

AN

SULAWESI

MALUKU

PAPUA

INDONESIA Territorial


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Sumatera is 6th largest island in the world

There are 10 provinces in Sumatera Island

Geography : Mountains (Bukit Barisan) &swampy area

Mining resources : Oil & gas, tin, coal, etc

Popular objects : The Toba Lake, Rinjani National

Park,Bukittinggi, Belitung Island, etc


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Java is the highest population density island inIndonesia and center of government administration

There are 6 provinces in Java Island Geography : Volcanic land (Semeru & Merapi

mountain)

Popular objects: Jogjakarta, Borobudur Temple,

Wayang Golek, Bromo &Semeru mountain, etc


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Borneo (Kalimantan) is the 3rd largest island in theworld

There are 4 provinces in Kalimantan Island Kalimantan is very rich in biodiversity (15,000

flowering plants, 3000 species of trees, 221 speciesof terrestrial mammals, 420 resident birds)

Geography : Rain forest and swampy Mining resources : Oil & gas, coal, diamond

Popular objects : Orang utan, dayak culture,borneo rain forest, etc


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Sulawesi island have been formed by the collision ofterranes from the Asian plate and Australian plate

There are 6 provinces in Sulawesi island Geography : It is dominated by peninsulas

Mining resources : nickel, asphalt

Popular objects : A lot of beautiful sea and

coral, Tana Toraja culture,Lore Lindu National Park, etc


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They consist of small islands and scattered coralislands reef

There are 3 provinces in Southeast Island (LesserSunda Islands)

Geography : It is dominated by peninsulas

Mining resources : Cooper-gold

Popular objects : Bali beach, Komodo NationalPark, Rinjani Lake, Lombok island,etc


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The islands were known as Spice Islands

There are 2 provinces in Maluku Islands

Geography : Montainous area with wet climate Mining resources : Gold, cobalt, nickel

Popular objects : Beautiful beach, deepseabiodiversity


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The island is 2nd largest island in the world, it wasalso known as Cendrawasih Island

There are 2 provinces in New Guinea Island Geography : It is dominated by mountain range

Mining resources : Gold, cooper, oil

Popular objects : Jayawijaya mountains (1st highest

in Indonesia), Cendrawasih,Asmat & Dani wood carving


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Currency: Rupiah (IDR)(currently, $1 U.S. = 9,395rupiah)

GDP: US$511.7 billion in2008

Based on agriculture andoil.

forestry products: rubber,coffee, tea, tin, nickel,copper, palm products &

fish make importantcontributions to exportearnings.

foreign exchange isanother important revenue

for Indonesia.


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Honor and respect for the individual is thebasis of Indonesian culture

Handshakes are not necessary

Greet people with Selamat, which meanspeace

Looking someone straight in the eyes is

considered staring Do not display affection in public


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Always remove your shoes!!

It is a common practice to offerdrinks to guests, so if offered it ispolite to accept

Drinking is not a common practiceand hence toasting is not a commonpractice in Indonesia

Do not touch a persons head!


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FoodIndonesian cuisine reflects the vast variety of people thatlive on the 6000 populated islands that make up IndonesiaSpices were valued not only for their flavor, but also for theirability to disguise spoiled foods, freshen breath, and remedyhealth problemsRice is the countrys staple foodHarvesting rice is labor intensive, but Indonesia now

produces almost enough rice to feed its populationNasi Goreng (Fried Rice), Mie Goreng ( Fried Noodles), andGado Gado (Vegetables topped with peanut sauce and slicedboled egg) are some of the typical Indonesian dishes

The most popular dishes that originated in Indonesia arenow common across most of AsiaIndonesian Food (Masakan Khas Indonesia)
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Popular Indonesian Dishes

Satay or sate :A dish consisting ofdiced or sliced meat.

These are grilled orbarbecued over a woodor charcoal fire, thenserved with variousspicy seasonings


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Popular Indonesian DishesRendang is mostlyserved at ceremonialoccasions and tohonour guests.

Though rendang issometimes described

as being like a curry,and the name issometimes aplied tocurried meat dishes inMalaysia, authenticrendang is nothing

like curry


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Popular Indonesian Dishes

Sambal is a chili basedsauce which is normallyused as a condiment.It is typically made from a

variety of peppers.It can be extremely spicy forthe uninitiated.Cabe Rawit are the mainingredient for a sambal

Sambal is a chili based saucewhich is normally used as acondiment.It is typically made from avariety of peppers.

It can be extremely spicy forthe uninitiated.Cabe Rawit are the mainingredient for a sambal


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Drinks

Es Teler

Es Cendol Nangka


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Hotel Mulia Senayan,Jakarta

18 function roomsoffering 4,130 sqm ofbanquet and meetingspace

7 restaurants and barsserving local,international, Thai,Italian, Chinese,

Japanese and fusioncuisine.


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Hotel Mulia Senayan, Jakarta

Convenient 5-stardeluxe rooms inJakarta - 48 sqm

The Hotel inIndonesia provides1000 thread count bedlinens for Mulia

Executive Rooms andSuites.


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The Watergarden Hotel, Bali

Unique room positioning

One of Balis best kept sec


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The Watergarden Hotel, Bali

Voted one of the tenmost romantic hotels inBali

Offers only 12thatched cottages

Kul Kul Suite

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Dance

Javanese dance

Batak dance

Bali Dance
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Attractions Dufan


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Attractions

Malls

FX MallWorlds longest slide


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TamanAnggrek Mall


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Grand Indonesia Mall


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Weather

Because of its proximity to equator, Indonesia hastropical climate.The weather is hot and humid. Dry and rainy seasons.


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