🇮🇩 American Couple Reacts "Geography Now! INDONESIA" | The Demouchets REACT ASIA

[@hunchbackaudio]

He went rapidly over the food culture but that one deserves a video on its own. The best and most underestimated in the world.

[@cookiecloudy]

Thank YOU for saying that! I am biased but I feel like more people should try our food and THEN they will see it themselves.

[@hunchbackaudio]

@@cookiecloudy Of course it’s not for everyone but I live in the Netherlands where Indonesian food is literally totally absorbed in the culture since the fifties. There’s a big Indonesian section in every supermarket and also specialized Toko’s in every small town. If the Dutch embrace it like that you bet there’s a big audience out there waiting to discover it.

[@arfanachyar1926]

@@hunchbackaudio you are right. In my profession, I meet professionals and experts from many countries. Once, I met a man from Ohio. He went from disliking chilies to a huge fan when he was in Indonesia for 6 weeks. He is now in the States and he missess Indonesian chillies and sambals.

[@EthaniskyHilderman]

About religion thing its just required for citizen only, if you an atheist/orthodox/or judais, you can just pick one of the registered religion, for exmple you are an atheist you can just write christian or etc. My friend is an orthodox and he just write christian, It required just for ID card or official papper matter.

[@LukmanHakimMoview]

In short, it's just for paperwork. lol

[@EthaniskyHilderman]

@@LukmanHakimMoview hehe lgi gabut jadi nge jelasinnya pnjang lebar

[@darisfajarramadhan7572]

Adding another perspective of the religion option, it is also based on the pillars of Pancasila which is kind of a main ideology that Indonesia implies, and the first of them is basically says that “God is Great and We Trust in God”. So, in sum, Indonesians both citizens or residents who permanently stay have to choose one of the religion option there are.

[@dragonemperor202]

Agreed only paperwork, I'm an agnostic but in my ktp I'm islam 😂

[@indnyl3244]

That chicken church is just an architecture disaster. It's supposed to look like a dove but it ended up looking like a chicken and that building got abandoned. It became a tourist spot. What people should know about INA is that it has pyramids older than the ones in Egypt. Most diverse coral spots. Was a huge empire before colonization that includes southern thailand, southern philippines, malaysia, singapore, east timor with vessel states that's now south vietnam and cambodia. And they also defeated the mongols that tried to overtake the islands And in 1945 defeated the dutch and claimed independence (it wasn't given) Early settlements in Madagascar came from kalimantan island in indonesia. Later on the east africans arrived there and mixed with the others Malagasy language is also closely related to the indonesian languages. They're categorized under the austronesian language.

[@qjr28]

Shout-out to my Indonesian brothers, from a person of Malagasy descent

[@afaridpirmansyah7867]

Actually now the church become active again.

[@bambang9897]

20:40 FYI, many of Malaysia's population are descendants of immigrants from the archipelago that is now the Republic of Indonesia. the Malay ethnicity and language, which make up the majority in Malaysia, actually originate from the island of Sumatra, which is now part of Indonesian territory. the percentage of ethnic Malays in Indonesia is far greater than in Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei Darussalam, three countries whose national language is Malay. that is why, why there are many cultural similarities between Indonesia and Malaysia. 21:36 Cultural religion is also recognized in Indonesia as "belief in one supreme God". so, it is fine not to follow any of the six official religions. atheism is officially prohibited, however, atheists, in their identity cards or passports, always write one of the six official religions. but that rule does not apply to foreigners or visiting tourists. for foreigners or tourists, religious or not, theist or atheist, it doesn't matter. the Indonesian government does not question the beliefs of other citizens. the rules regarding religious obligations in Indonesia only apply to Indonesian citizens.

[@coffeesweet1]

so regarding the volcanoes (which mostly in the island of Java), we are basically got used to them, I myself, grew up in a valley in between four different volcanoes in a small city called Malang in the East of Java. my hometown is basically surrounded by volcanoes; East are Semeru and Bromo and west are the volcanoes of Arjuna and Welirang. so when you come to Malang and feel a little shake, it's not always an earthquake but probably just one of those four volcanoes 'coughing' a little. my mom even able to guess which volcanoes amongst those 4 which actually acting out (Semeru would -most often- caused heavy rain after an eruption; while a little shake most likely from Bromo, as Arjuno and Welirang are currently dormant so they produce sulfur and hot springs in areas such as Cangar and Pacet) so dont be surprised if you come to Java and you see people are working normally around active volcanoes; these volcanoes to us are like our 'grandparents' who get grumpy once in a while hehehehe about the religion; the religion is indeed registered in the ID card, because in our foundation of nation (Pancasila) the first of five percepts of Pancasila is Ketuhanan Yang Maha Esa which means: The Belief in All Mighty God; then Humanity is the second, Unity of the Nation is the third, fourth is basically the foundation of Democracy, the fifth is Social Justice for the people.

[@febhananochaputra750]

I am indonesian, and thank you for the video. I'll give you some information. A lot of people lives near volcanoes here. Since the land near volcanoes are so fertile, so a lot of farmers live near volcanoes, and when the volcanoes erupt, they'll evacuate. After things calm down, they back to their homes, rebuilt their houses and replant. There is even some villages so close to the crater, around 3 to 3,5 kilometers from the Merapi volcano in Central Java. Every ethnic group usually have their own dishes and cuisines, we even have different specialties among towns and city. Our best food is Rendang, ranked 1st in CNN's World's 50 best food in 2011 and 2017. It is a beef meat dish that cooked for a very long time with a lot of spices, and it quite spicy as well. Also, our food is mostly spicy, and flavorful, since we have a lot kinds of spices. Not everything is bigger here, the bat that shown in the video are quite small, there is even a species of frog/toad that as small as our finger nail in papua (correct me if im wrong). Again, thank you. By the way, you could watch our travel sites videos, like best place to visit in indonesia, and maybe our foods too, there is a lot of videos like that. Cheers!

[@musicallicious]

The great tourism destinantion in indonesia : 1. Bali - beach, culture, entertainment, nature tourism spot, hangouts 2. Yogyakarta - temples, heritage, culture and nature tourism spot + coffeeshops 3. Raja Ampat & Grasberg Glester & Puncak Jaya Mount - Papua 4. Exotic Forest & Dayak Tribe - West & Central Borneo/ Kalimantan 5. Lake Toba - North Sumatra 6. Toraja Tribe - South Sulawesi 7. Komodo island, Labuan Bajo & Kalimutu lake - South East Nusa 8. Lombok island 9. Gunung Padang Megalitic Pyramid - West Java 10. Bunaken Diving Beach - North Sulawesi Have nice day

[@elymasruchin7380]

I’m proud be Indonesian. NKRI harga mati🇮🇩

[@elymasruchin7380]

@justabronyequestrianleader1082 I’m muslim indonesian

[@aassulaeman566]

Want to know the real Indonesia? Learn from primary sources, please! Thank you, for learning about Indonesia!👍👍👍

[@anibeto7]

India and Indonesiq are giants of south/southeast asia. Respect for Indonesia. 🎉🎉

[@prasetyo2858]

If you want to become an Indonesian citizen, you must embrace one of the religions mentioned. and it is mandatory. however, if you only want to visit Indonesia that is an exception. however, all Indonesian citizens must believe in the existence of the one and only God. as stated in the national constitution.❤❤❤

[@abcdefghijk943]

Next wonderland indonesia chapter 1 & 2 by alffy rev pls, if you want to see more culture of indonesia

[@ahenry999]

wooooooow....woooow....!!!! #WONDERFULINDONESIA #WONDERLANDINDONESIA

[@marcoferdinand2656]

Don't worry about the religion its just for our Citizen ID Card so it dont really matter but you still gotta register, it goes back to our own on what religion we want to embrace👍🏾

[@naturesound888]

thanks for your reaction guys..please come to indonesia so many kind of tourism destination...so amazing Indonesia

[@ESpath_Game]

I need more of you guys reacting to Indonesia

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

What should we cover?

[@alvaroyori9361]

Wonderful indonesia would be great for you to react

[@kemanakakimelangkah]

​@@TheDemouchetsREACT Please reaction to emerald of the equator : Indonesia🇮🇩, that's a real majestic Indonesia kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4vNe4JtacaSpM0

[@riyantolejumasri]

Wonderland Indonesia 🔥🔥🔥

[@arfanachyar1926]

I spent 6 six in England as students. During those 6 years, not one day passed without me missing Indonesian culinary heritage.

[@desawisata0409]

Indonesia adalah musium hidup peradaban dunia.

[@onyxphoenix7485]

The unique facts about Jogja (Yogyakarta): it's actually a kingdom (monarchy). It has royal palace, a Sultan (King), a queen, princes & princesses (royal family) as well that existed & ruled the kingdom since 1755 until now. But since 1945, The Kingdom of Yogyakarta & it's people officially declared that they joined The Republic of Indonesia🇮🇩. The Kingdom of Yogyakarta has its own rules, but also follow Indonesian law. That's why the full name of Jogja is "Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta" (Special Region of Yogyakarta). Because it's indeed special. Coz it's a kingdom (with the Sultan/King as the leader), but this kingdom is inside the Republic of Indonesia🇮🇩 (with the president as the leader).

[@christinesoeratman2796]

Yes Javanese language is difficult one, language with levels and unique alphabet And in Java, hundreds temples hindu temples and Buddha temples. And 18 active volcanoes, very common with me the volcano ash rain ( I live in Central Java)

[@kutabumi2435]

" wonderful indonesia emerald of equator " from ' The New World ' to know a little bit imagine of Indonesia

[@sounds_4177]

Woah the earliest i have ever been Love from south africa❤

[@anonymous5986]

Indonesia was sold by many countries because of its natural wealth. In the past, it was able to win against colonialism with makeshift means of war.Complete and deadly, Indonesia's power ranking is now 13th in the world, and you should know that Indonesians are all kind and polite. When you go to Indonesia, you will definitely be surprised because Greet like an artist asking for a photo of Indonesian people, they are very friendly

[@donrangga1471]

Cultural diversity, food, beaches, volcanoes, people

[@denyshermana7230]

watching wonderful indonesia so u can see place tourism

[@LukmanHakimMoview]

Just an FYI, Komodo Island is close to Bali. 😸

[@udfulushilmi]

The really active volcanoes in indonesia are actually only about 2 or 3 of them. You can visit alright, as they only erupts maybe around averagely once every year or two. So don't worry, and the earthquakes also mostly the small ones

[@hamlunikaliashamtarolucuda3525]

Actually there is a fact that if you search for rendang or batik and other Indonesian culture on Google it will show up as coming from Indonesia but if you go to Malaysia they will make a claim Malaysia always claim Indonesia culture for example : -Batik -Rendang -Nasi goreng -Wayang kulit -Kuda lumping -Angklung -Gong and there are many more cultures that they claim and in the past year also Indonesia has caught ships from Malaysia that are stealing fish in the Indonesian seas.

[@MichaelHarto]

truth be told, common indonesian people feel the most comfortable with the neighbor the philipphines (malaysians too but they kinda have napoleon syndrome). we're really like brothers and sisters.

[@patrickwardbear]

Lebih tepatnya anda harus mengerti "PANCASILA"

[@tsukiuta8974]

Religion here is about paperwork anyway. I'm an atheist but for ID I registered as islam. But of course most people still practising their own religion, people like me only minority bunch. For foreigners who come to Indonesia is not mandatory, it's only for Indonesian citizens.

[@motoholicer]

Maybe you should react an american make a content about Indonesia " 10 awesome thing about indonesia " Or you cant Watch the Lost boys from America or Lost Blanc

[@babychongkerzz3014]

thankyou for the 'uniqueness' part , try to look east Indonesia ... thats sum beautiful heaven there

[@aisalifayat1833]

😅You have to visit Labuan Bajo and Mandalika and Bali and Papua and Jakarta and Jogjakarta and Bandung and Kalimantan and Sumatra as well as Sulawesi, all of them if you are old enough and have time maybe you can travel around Indonesia for up to 5 years throughout the country, quite diverse and unique you can find in Indonesia including places, locations, unique nature and food, as well as so many different animals and languages, unique clothes and hundreds of different languages, quite satisfying if visiting Indonesia is like seeing the World in Heaven, wow the wonderland and INDONESIA🇮 🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@alean13]

(very) bad roads, lack of infrastructure. sorry

[@aisalifayat1833]

@@alean13 , sorry, thank you for your words, sorry for people who have never had a picnic like you, these are your words, I understand that you are an unhappy person because you never leave the area, your recreation, sad to see your poor parents 😭😭😭😭

[@alean13]

@@aisalifayat1833 because i've been there. of course not all of them. almost all have the same problem, its lack of supporting facilities for foreigners. language barrier, not much information in English, very bumpy roads (lots of big trucks) don't talk about bali, its touristy area of course its better than the most Indonesia. Look around lombok, kalimantan (borneo), and even java the richest one, OMG how cold they call it TOLL road if its bad and you have to pay for that!!. IDK what standard did they use. comparing to neighbor like thailand and Malaysia who have better roads. Go outside, I think thailand is a great example for how they treat foreign tourist.

[@aisalifayat1833]

@@alean13 sorry, what year did you go to Indonesia, the latest Indonesia is the most advanced country in any part of the world, even though in Europe it is now inferior to Indonesia, Indonesia is a magical country, as soon as you look back the blink of an eye you will be amazed after turning back to look forward that now the infrastructure in Indonesia is much faster, moreover Indonesia has a new city (Archipelago), which will start a new civilization

[@aisalifayat1833]

@@alean13 I don't need to explain at length here, please just open, watch and see on KZbin the latest about Indonesia, or open the link @sekretariat president Indonesia

[@tonipulungaji4837]

What you should know is that Indonesia became independent by fighting against the invaders, and if Malaysia became independent it was assisted by the British state, so the Indonesian and Malaysian accents are also different.

[@barrymaramis]

Indonesian National Food Dishes Nasi Goreng (“fried rice“) made with kecap manis, shrimp paste, garlic, shallots, tamarind, and chil Sate Ayam (chicken) seasoned, skewered, and grilled chicken meat served with a sauce. Best is Madura variation Sate Padang is a beef satay served with a thick yellow-brown sauce ALSO Sate Kambing (lamb) and other meat based Sate Ayam Goreng (fried/grilled chicken) isrubbed in a spice mixture made from a multitude of ingredients like garlic, shallots, turmeric, lemongrass, bay leaves, and galangal before being deep-fried. Ayam goreng Menado (north sulawesi island town) was once named as best ever fried chicken by top world chefs many years ago. Gado-Gado = salad made with slightly boiled, blanched, or steamed vegetables served with a peanut sauce dressing and with hard-boiled eggs, potatoes, bean sprouts, tofu, tempeh (cooked fermented soybean caklet) and krupuk ( cracker made from starch or animal skin) Soto soups made with meat and vegetables, each region with own variation Sop buntut is a delicious and hearty oxtail soup Rujak is a traditional Javanese fruit and vegetable salad dish y made with sliced fresh fruits and vegetables served with a spicy sugar palm dressing. Rujak tastes tangy, sweet, and spicy thanks to the dressing made from ground chilli, palm sugar, shrimp paste, and peanuts. Rendang, a meat dish made with beef or others which is slow-cooked for several hours in coconut milk and spices until it becomes tender. Bakso - Indonesian springier meatball made from finely ground beef mixed with a small amount of tapioca flour and salt. Siomay fish dumplings served with a peanut sauce, a derivative of Chinese shumai Tumpeng is a Javanese cone-shaped rice dish served with a multitude of sides on a banana-leaf and many others

[@feimacinema4188]

Simbol indonesia is garuda In garuda we have pancasila Simbol identity Pancasila and bhinneka tunggal ika So Indonesia people must have religion

[@feimacinema4188]

Diffirent culture but we have garuda Is bhineka tunggal ika Diffirent language 300 languange in indonesia but we have bhinneka tunggal ika.. In garuda you must have religion That is identity person You must have identity

[@agriri270]

Why we’re indonesian have to register one religion in our ID, its bvs was writen on our national fundamental (our ideology) we name it “PANCASILA” (Five Principles of the Indonesian State) 1. Belief in the one and only God. (Ketuhanan yang Maha Esa) 2. A just and civilized humanity. (Kemanusiaan yang Adil dan Beradab) 3. Unity of Indonesia. (Persatuan Indonesia) 4. Democracy, led by the wisdom of the representatives of the people (Kerakyatan yang Dipimpin oleh Hikmat Kebjaksanaan dalam permusyawaratan/perwakilan) and the last is 5. Social justice for all Indonesian people. (Keadilan Sosial bagi Seluruh Rakyat Indonesia)

[@broskiqu]

Love the reaction

[@asikachabi9159]

reaction " why indonesia is moving their capital city " 🇮🇩

[@ienalescobar4950]

Hello bro,, your oke Anton Indonesia bro,, bali Madura bro,, So,, oke your goo...!!!! 😍😀🙏👍💓

[@aisalifayat1833]

Kamu harus kunjungi Labuan Bajo dan Mandalika dan Bali dan Papua dan Jakarta dan Jogjakarta dan Bandung dan Kalimantan serta Sumartra juga Sulawesi, semuanya deh jika cukup umur dan waktu mungkin kalian bisa keliling Indonesia hingga 5 Tahun lamanya ke seluruh negeri itu, cukup beragam dan unik yang anda bisa temui di Indonesia termasuk tempat, lokasi, alam dan makanan unik, juga begitu beragam hewan dan bahasa, pakaian yang unik dan ratusan bahasa yang berbeda beda, cukup memuaskan jika berkunjung ke Indonesia seperti melihat Dunia dalam Surga, wow the wondwrland and INDONESIA🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@aisalifayat1833]

You have to visit Labuan Bajo and Mandalika and Bali and Papua and Jakarta and Jogjakarta and Bandung and Kalimantan and Sumatra as well as Sulawesi, all of them if you are old enough and have time maybe you can travel around Indonesia for up to 5 years throughout the country, quite diverse and unique you can find in Indonesia including places, locations, unique nature and food, as well as so many different animals and languages, unique clothes and hundreds of different languages, quite satisfying if visiting Indonesia is like seeing the World in Heaven, wow the wonderland and INDONESIA🇮 🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩😊

[@lucu90]

Next video reaction wonderful Indonesia

[@MrIn4man]

Actually that is Dove with crown , so that 's seem like chicken than dove.

[@youngeast4150]

11:05 don't worry Bali and komodo national park ar close

[@ChristianYoga]

21:44 Regarding religion, technically you can choose others, especially for people who believe folk religion like Kejawen and Sunda Wiwitan. But some administrative office will reject them (probably either a mere non-informed government official or outright discrimination). Any Christian that is not Rome Catholic are merged together into "Christian/Protestant" even tho they might be a practicioner of Orthodox Christianity.

[@aldyftl]

register in one of religion is just for census purposes, it will show on your ID card (not passport), it's only for indonesian citizen only😂😂😂, so no worries, even when you are agnostic or not believe anything, just pick one...when you fill up ID application ...it's FREE..

[@ZAMANTARA75]

Please reaction wonderful indonesia emerald of the equator 👍👍

[@Innihabibah]

I like the intro ❤😊 so cute

[@karankendal4936]

Don’t be afraid to go to Indonesia all will be fine not like what the description, as long follow the guidelines you saved.

[@latiflisember1414]

Hi guys, you must react Womderland Indonesia I & II by Alfy reff

[@ctangchannel1251]

Please react to Wonderfull Indonesia: The Emeraid of The Equator...

[@blobs819901]

So the thing about religion. . . It's kinda really important in Indonesia, yes you can't officially being an atheist in Indonesia because in Indonesian ID there's a religion section which must be filled, and the nation foundation of ideology which is Pancasila (five principle) have the first line being "keTuhanan yang Maha Esa" (belief in the almighty God) forced the people to choose 1 faith out of the 6 recognised religion by the nation, so yeah you can't be an atheist at least not officially in Indonesia.

[@MYWRoso]

Coba tonton *_Wonderful Indonesia, EMERALD OF THE EQUATOR_* untuk membuktikan pendapat Majalah FORBES yg mengatakan bahwa Indonesia adalah negeri terindah di muka bumi.

[@kakikukeko30]

Everything is big, except the people, we are mostly short 😁

[@0311Mama]

React Wonderland Indonesia 1 and 2 from Alffi Rev

[@jayamaduid4243]

Hi, I'd like to answer your question regarding the so called "official religions of Indonesia", and what happened if a person chose not to be part (or believe) in one of those "official religions of Indonesia." 1. It is a bit hard not to be part (or believe) in one of those "official religions of Indonesia", because the system required all citizens to be part in one of those religions (as it's written clearly on the national ID card) 2. I saw many indigenous people that don't have the ID card, because they live in the jungles, mountains, and they're rarely connected to the outside world, so then they can keep their own religions (polytheism, etc.) 3. What happened if we don't want to be associated / be part of / believe in one of those "official religions of Indonesia", well at least pick something to write on the ID card (chose one) and that's it. The government would never enforce the citizens to practice those "official religions of Indonesia" of course not. You can do whatever you want include breaking the religious law (drink alcohol, eat pork, extramarital sex, etc.) as long as you have one of those "official religions of Indonesia". Just make it official on the ID card and nobody would care. PS: if you want to go to Indonesia to travel, I can help you with budgeting trust me I know prices here more than numbeo dot com. PS2: I read your hashtag #roadto100k, I think if you travel to Indonesia you'd get a lot more than 100k subscribers 🤣

[@Suvnggi]

Usa building new york economy with freeport gold, hellyeah

[@friedrichvonhertling9371]

official religions in indonesia its just for paperwork basically

[@kangbuddi8080]

we even have some hijabi metal rock band

[@milky_ways2811]

As an Indonesian I have no idea we have chicken shaped churches

[@diazjulianms]

8:20 actually not really, we don’t really have to worry about it. also you don’t have to register the religion if you don’t want to

[@DarleneLesmana]

the religious thing only affects you in school, really, and even then not that much. it's just for our papers. also you can't feel most earthquakes so dw lol

[@freedomkilledbysociety6509]

"dont die before visiting bandaneira"

[@tridosetyo4396]

Pliss reaction wondeland indonesia

[@nutchaiyasam1958]

Thailand next

[@suyatnojos9337]

Saya sangat menyukai konten anda membahas tentang negara saya Indonesia.Semoga kamu cinta❤️ Indonesia🇮🇩

[@outofcontext2122]

You have to register it but don't have to practice the religion, it's just a formality and legal documents purpose.

[@surahman2974]

the video that he conveyed there were some that were not right

[@steponestudio7771]

indonesia? we have 400 languages

[@king9096]

If you want to be Indonesian citizen you need to registered your religion...

[@Quotesnime99]

Please you translate indonesia

[@ArdenzL]

So basically Indonesia is a hometown of Godzilla and King Kong, right?

[@ffqm]

Wow, that skipped over 350 years of Dutch colonialism and slavery and a 5 year independence war last century pretty quickly. 🙈

[@brokeboy8869]

thanks to president soekarno

[@rahmatmulyana802]

I am Indonesian May be Flower and Animal Big 😁, But the average height of Indonesians is the lowest in the world. And that is a Fact

[@alvaroyori9361]

If you dont have any religion mentioned in that 6 categories then you will considered as confusianism

[@ferysolo1600]

Please come to my country Indonesia 🇮🇩🙏

[@TheFreyand]

How come indonesia steal culture and language from malaysia while most malaysian is indonesian descendants and indonesia has malay ethnicity lol, about religion is not apply for foreigner so you guys gonna be fine

[@oktavianustoddy453]

wacth wonderfull indonesia emerald of the equator dont forget open sub you can get a small information about indonesia goodluck i hope you like it