The document provides an overview of the geography, politics, demography, economy, culture, and tourism of Indonesia. It notes that Indonesia is an archipelago consisting of over 17,000 islands, the largest in the world. It has a population of over 237 million people from over 1,000 ethnic groups. The culture is rich with diverse regional traditions expressed through dance, music, art, clothing, food, and ceremonies. Major industries include oil and gas, mining, palm oil, and tourism centered around popular destinations like Bali, Lombok, and numerous cultural and natural sites.

1. Republic of Indonesia
Nation of Thousands Colors

3. Geography
• Largest archipelago.
• 17,508 islands (5 major islands – Sumatera, Java, Kalimantan,
Sulawesi, Irian Jaya).
• 1.9 million miles square.
• 400 volcanoes (100 still active).

4. • Independence 17 August 1945. Politics
• Unity in Diversity
• Democratic country , presidential system
• Trias politica (legislative, executive,
judicative).
• 33 provinces, 497 districts/city.

5. Demography
• Population 237 million
(Wikipedia, 2011) – 4th
world’s largest.
• 1,128 tribes (BPS, 2010)
• Minority etnics: China,
India, Arab.
• 726 local languanges
(Paul, 2009)
• Official language: Bahasa
Indonesia

6. Acknowledged Religions
Islam Catholic Christian
Buddha Konghucu Hindu

7. Economy
• Currency: Rupiah (Rp)
EUR 1 ≈ Rp 12,000.
• Member of ASEAN, APEC, WTO.
• Major industries: oil and gas, textile, mining
products, palm oil, wood, rubber, kakao, food
and tourism.

8. Art and Culture

9. Traditional Music
Saluang (Minangkabau)
Sasando (NTT)
Tifa (Papua)
Angklung (West Java)
Javanese Gamelan (Java) Sampek (Kalimantan)

10. Traditional Dance
Saman (Aceh) Gambyong (Central Java)
Belian Bawo (Kalimantan)
Piring /plate (Jambi, Sumatera) Topeng/Mask (West Java)
Tor Tor (North Sumatera) Nggatsi (Papua) Legong (Bali)

11. Traditional Houses
Minangkabau
Batak traditional house
Piring /plate (Jambi, Sumatera)
Papua
Aceh
Toraja

12. Traditional Clothing
Songket (Sumatera)
Sasirangan (Kalimantan)
Batik (Java)
Kebaya
Tenun (Lombok) Pinawetengan (Sulawesi)

13. Batik
Bill Gates in Batik
Women Batik

14. Common Clothes

15. Traditional Wedding Clothes
Middle Java Yogyakarta
Minang
Sunda
Sambas

16. Traditional ceremonies
Ngaben (Bali)
Sekaten (Jogjakarta)
Pasola (Sumba) Rambu Tuka (Toraja)

17. Traditional sports
Karapan Sapi (Madura) Pencak Silat
Horse Race (Aceh) Dragon boat race (Palembang)

18. Wayang
Wayang Kulit
Gatot Kaca, Indonesian
Hero
Wayang Golek
Wayang Orang

19. Nasi Kuning Pempek Soto
Food and Beverages
Es Kelapa Muda Wedang Cendol

20. Semur
Indonesian Food
Soto Tumis
Sate
Perekedel Martabak

21. Traditional Snacks
Risoles
Kelepon
Lemper
Bola-bola

22. Weh island (Aceh) Tourism

23. Toba lake (North Sumatera)

24. Monas (Jakarta)

25. Mount Bromo (East Java)

26. Borobudur temple (Central Java).
The Biggest Buddish Temple. Build since the1st Century

27. Prambanan temple (Jogjakarta).
The Biggest Hindu Temple. There was a love story behind...

28. Golden Dome (Depok)

29. Sampireun village (West Java)

30. Bedugul (Bali)

31. Tegalalang village (Bali)

32. Kuta beach (Bali)

33. Lombok Beach

34. Canopy bridge (Kalimantan)

35. Floating market (Kalimantan)

36. Tanah Toraja (Sulawesi)

37. Bunaken (Sulawesi)

38. Jaya Wijaya mountain (Papua)
Raja Ampat (Papua)

39. Orangutan
Endemic species
Anoa
Komodo dragon
Cendrawasih
Long-nosed monkey
One horned rhino Rafflesia arnoldi

40. Terima kasih / Dangke