INDONESIA

If I can see you after a long year, how can I greet? With
silence,with tears
The prime minister of indonesia is joko widodo. He

also known as jokowi is an politician and

businessman who is the 7th and current president of

indonesia. Elected in july 2014 as the first president

not to come from an elite political or military

background, he was previously the mayor of surakarta

from 2005 to 2012 and the governor of jakarta from

2012 to 2014.
 WHAT IS
INDONESIA
Indonesia is the country that located off the coast of mainland southeast asia in the
in Indian and pacific oceans. The capital, Jakarta is located near the northwestern
coast of java. In the early 21st century indonesia was the most populor country in
Southeast asia and the fourth most populor in the world.
There a many interesting place in Indonesia such as ;

A) The Tegallalang Rice Terraces in Ubud

Are famous for their beautiful scenes of rice paddies and their innovative irrigation system. Known as the

subak, the traditional Balinese cooperative irrigation system is said to have been passed down by a revered

holy man named Rsi Markandeya in the 8th century. Tegallalang forms the 3 most splendid terraced

landscapes in Ubud's shared region, with the others being in the villages of Pejeng and Campuhan.
B) lake telaga menjer dieng plateu
Hindu temples, Craters, Lakes, etc. If you arrive already at the lake and
would like to see a better view, you may climb the hill near the lake. not so
difficult to climb it. You will need only 10 minutes walk to catch a good
view point. You will see two lakes, Telaga Warna (colored lake) and Telaga
Pengilon (mirror lake) from the hill. also, on a good weather some
volcanoes of Java can be seen from here. On the other side is also terraced
fields.
The monument is the single most visited tourist attraction in
Indonesia. In 1974, 260,000 tourists, of whom 36,000 were
foreigners, visited the monument. The figure climbed to 2.5 million
visitors annually (80% were domestic tourists) in the mid-1990s,
Candi
before the country's economic crisis.Tourism development,
however, has been criticized for not including the local community, borobudur
giving rise to occasional conflicts. In 2003, residents and small
businesses around Borobudur organized several meetings and
poetry protests, objecting to a provincial government plan to build a
three-storey mall complex, dubbed the "Java World".
Green & Brown Rice terrace

Mostly prized for the bewitching local funeral customs, Tana Toraja is a beautiful destination.
This highland in South Sulawesi has a majestic backdrop of mountain scenery, lush tropical
jungles, and ornate villages with captivating traditional houses. Tourists can start the day
watching the sun rise from above the clouds, then continue exploring the villages and
picturesque hills, including the eerie but fascinating burial cave.’
 CULTURE
Many Indonesians who find themselves in
modern settings still find ways to integrate
their traditions and cultural values into the
contemporary lifestyle. Some companies
still consult traditional almanacs or
spiritual elders to determine a good day to
do business, and many young
professionals still throw traditional
ceremonies for their weddings, whether
out of the family’s demands or out of their
own volition, but the traditions live on.
Traditional parade in Indonesia
| © AQanta S Sutarjo/Flickr
Many Indonesians, even those who now live

in urban areas, still identify themselves by

tribes and hometowns. They have this

interesting balance of being both modern and

traditional, upholding tradition and local

wisdom whenever appropriate. Those who

TRADITIONAL HERITAGE
live in villages are certainly more in touch

with their own traditional heritage, and they

would be happy to show tourists around and

tell stories about their culture.

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