#1அத Introduction to Indonesia#2What Do You Already Know About Indonesia? What Do You Want to Learn? What I Know What I Want to Know What I Learned#3Location Hefel Shanghai JAPAN Chengdu Wuhan Hangzhou Chongqing Zigong Ningbo CHINA Gulyang Nanchang, Changsha East China Sea Wenzhou Fuzhou INDIA Kunming Xiamen Shantou iwan Strait Guangzhou Taiwan Talpel Okisawa No (JAPAT YUKYU DAITO SHOTO GAPAN Tropic of Cancer Pathein Mandalay Akyab BURMA Sittwel Chiang Mai Rangoon Mawlamyine LAOS Hanoi Nanning Zhanjiang Macau S.A.R *HaiphongS Gulf of Tonkin Hainan Dao Vientiane 7 vịnh THAILAND APARACEL ISLANDS Kao-hsiung Hong Kong SAR Puta Island Luzes Strait- Okino-to- shina JAPAN "BABUYAN ISLANDS Philippine Lazoe Sea Manila Hue Nakhon Ratchasima Da Nang VIETNAM Dawel, Bangkok South CAMBODIA Nha | Trang 2 Phnom Penh – Hồ ChíMinh China Sea Mindoro PHILIPPINE Gulf of Thailand City Long Xuyca Palawan SPRATLY ISLANDS Panay Bacolo Negros Ca Chid ANDAMAN ISLANDS ONDAN Andaman Sea Samar NAMPO SNOTO JAPAN BONIN ISLANDS BLANDS 20- NICOBAR ISLANDS NDIA Phuket Songkhla at Chand Banda Aceh George Town Medan Pulau Simeulue Pulau Nia Strait of rait of Malacca Ipoh MALAYSIA Bandar Seri Begawan KEPULAUAN BRUNEL Sulu Sea Zamboanga Kota Kinabalu Cagayan de Oro Mondanao Davao FED. STATES Or Koror MICRONESIA PALAU North Kuala Lumpur Melaka NATUNA MALAYSIA Celebes Sea Pacific Singapore SINGAPORE Kuching Bonco Manado Ocean -0- Pontianak Molucca Halmahera Equator Padang Pulau Siberut KEPULAUAN MENTAWAI Pulau Bangha Samarinda, 1 Palu Sea Sumatra Palembang, Sorong Celebes) Banjarmasin Ceram Jayapura Bo Tanjungkarang- Telukbetung Kendari Bur Ambon Java Sea Makassar Jakarta INDONESIA Semarang Banda Sea Bandung Christmas Island (AUSTRALIA) Flores Sea Java Surabaya Lombok Denpasar x, Flores Sumbawa Selat Lombok Sumba New Guinea KEPULAUAN PAPUA ARL GUINE Cocos (Keeling) a Islands AUSTRALIA Ashmore and Cartier Islands AUSTRALIA EAST TIMOR Arafura Sea Merauke Timor Kupang Timor Sea Darwin Gulf of Carpentaria 20 Indian Ocean Scale 1:32,000,000 at 5'N Mercator Projection 500 Kilometers 500 Miles Port Hedland Karratha AUSTRALIA Mount Isa#4Location • Indonesia is a archipelago located off the coast of mainland Southeast Asia in the Indian and Pacific oceans. • An archipelago is a chain or group of island. • Located across the Equator, the islands can be grouped into the Greater Sunda Islands, the Lesser Sunda Islands, and a chain of islands that runs eastward through Timor. Greater Sunda Islands: Sumatra, Jawa, Kalimantan (the southern extent of Borneo), and Celebes. Lesser Sunda Islands: Bali. • Other Island chains: Moluccas, and Papue (the western extent of New Guinea). CAMBODIA Ho Chi Minh Andaman 500 Than Gulf of METNAM CRY Spratly Islands PHILLIPINES Cou Micobar THAILAND Indr Sulu Sea -Pridia China Sea Kota Kinabalu BRUNEI Great Channel Cocco irlandr Mustral Medan Strait of Malacca Lake Toba Indian Ocean MALAYSIA Kuala Lumpur Celebes See MALAYSIA Singapore Kuching KALIMANTAN Sunakanade Molucca Sa SUMATRA mana Strat SULAWESI #Тапа Тогаја Java Sea Makassar Jakarta SS- Semarang Band.no Marra Chum and Indonesia kanlign M Borobudu Prambanan Mound Bromo LAYSIA Singapore Pontianak Bangka MALLIKU PALINO FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA South Pacific PAPUA Banda Sea Surabaya BALI St Komodo NP NUSA TENGGARA Flores See bili EAST TIMOR Tumor Sea Ashmore & Carter/sands Astralia Darwin 250 Kilometers 250 Miles lay Manado Artura Sea Baliem Valicy Gulf of Carpentaria AUSTRALIA Sandan Palembang La ut Ketapang ava Sunda Jakarta Bandung Balikpapan Banjarmasin Selatan aw a Macassar Strat Poly lebes (Splawes S ca) Makassar, N Semarang Madura Mi Slamict 2x Surabaya 3428 Surakarta Balt Lombok Java (Jawa) Denpasar Parepare Kep. AksionA But/n Laut Flores OJ Sumbawa Sumba Tim S'e a) Flords Endeh Laut Sawu Savu Se Savi Ashmore and Cartier Island uru ohit cus (Matuk Misoof Obi Laut Scram aut (Fram Sex Fakfak Seram Banda (Banda Sea N E S Damar Wetar Yamdena Babar Κερ. Και Tyangan Dill Kep. Let Kep. Tan EAST TIMOR Arafu (TIMOR LESTE Timor Kupang Melville 1. a Bathurst G Darwin Joseph O Lenhem C. Londonderry ponaparte Yogyakarta Christmas I (Aust) PAPUA NEW GUINEA#5Geography Ge Mount Bromo#6Geography As the largest country in Southeast Asia, spanning 3,200 miles from east to west and 1,100 miles from north to south, Indonesia is home to a highly diverse environment. • It is composed of around 17,500 islands and divided intro 30 provinces. Indonesia encompasses a major juncture of Earth's tectonic plats, spans two faunal realms, and brings together the cultures of Mainland Asia with those of Oceania. Indonesia can be characterized by its densely forested volcanic mountains, its rich coastal plains, shallow seas and coral reefs, and deep-sea trenches. Discover Indonesia - Drone 4K INDONESIA#7History Bukittinggi Monument square at West Sumatra#8History • The history of Indonesia has largely been influenced by its connection to the sea. By the early centuries CE, foreign trade and the import of skills were already established as an essential part of life in the Indonesian archipelago, connecting them to China and India. • By the end of the 13th century, two small Muslim trading kingdoms existed at Samudra- Pasai and Perlak. By the 15th century several harbor kingdoms ruled by Muslim princes emerged on the north coast of Java and the main trading routes. Borobudur, Indonesia [HD] W พ#9History Continued . . Then end of the 16th century brought an increase of Dutch and British interest in the region. Leading eventually to Dutch rule from 1815 - 1920. Indonesia officially gained independence in 1949, after being under Japanese rule followed by a brief period of control under Dutch rule. Ulun Danu Bratan, Bali, Indonesia#1025 Language#11Language • Indonesian is the national language of Indonesia. However there are over several hundred languages spoken on the archipelago. • Javanese, Sundanese, and Madurese are the three major languages spoken in Java. • Sumatra has several divisions of language due to dialect. In eastern Indonesia, each island has its own language. • As a result many Indonesians speak Indonesian along with their second language and dialect! The Indonesian Language (Bahasa Indonesia) INDONESIAN In 3 Minutes SELF INTRODUCTIONS#12Food#13Food • Indonesian food is highly affected by its rich cultural history as well as its diverse agriculture. It has influence from several different cultural cuisines, including Indian, Chinese, and Middle Eastern. • Each ethnic group holds unique recipes for their cultural dishes. One dish can have up to 20 different versions across the region, depending on taste and available ingredients. Padang is know for its chili and spices, whereas Java is known for it's production of sugar, creating sweeter dishes. • One unifying aspect of Indonesian food is rice! Rice is a staple in every meal. The use of a variety of spices, such as galangal and pandan leaves, are also common through the different traditions. Street Food Tour of Bali - INSANELY DELICIOUS Indonesian Food in Bali, Indonesia! RINGIN#14Clothing#15Traditional Clothing • Each of the 30 provinces in Indonesia has a wide array of traditional • clothing. The three most common examples are attires of the Javanese, Sundanese, and Balinese cultures. • The sarong is a long piece of cloth wrapped around the waist worn by both men and women. • For weddings and ceremonies, men pair the sarong with a batik shirt. The pattern of which will reflect the tradition of the region. • The kebaya is worn by women, which is a long sleeve blouse made of silk, cotton, and brocade. The hair would be worn up in a bun with golden pins for decoration.#16毛毛 Holidays#17Holidays . • Because of Indonesians vast diversity, holiday are influenced by the existence of Muslim, Christian, Hindu, and Buddhist traditions varying by region. As a result, Ramadan as well as Easter and Buddha's birthday, are observed holidays in the archipelago. • Independence Day is one of the major holidays for Indonesia. Every August 17th, parades are thrown along with performances organized by public institutions. 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