Why Indonesia Has the Best and Worst Geography in the World

[@OriharaYuzuru]

Indonesian geographies: Their advantage: archipelagos and volcanoes Their disadvantage: archipelagos and volcanoes

[@bestenemies4520]

And earthquake, landslide

[@tantejunko]

and the people

[@yonmalikulkudus8526]

and the people, don't you forget about the people

[@OriharaYuzuru]

No, I just mention geographical aspect. People are not a geographical aspect, they belong to sociocultural aspect

[@purnamarayaaudyprasetyanto9084]

@@OriharaYuzuru Some people just can't read smh

[@DevSarman]

Indonesians are so attached to their volcanoes in which Indonesian children would most likely to draw a picture of rice field with volcanoes on background, bisected with public road in between at least more than once in their lifetime.

[@adamhielt1945]

Legendary drawing, every soul here know how to draw it

[@thanosal-titan]

Don't forget the sunrise (or sunset? 😂)in between the mountains

[@Cyrogenesis.]

TRUEEE

[@Cyrogenesis.]

@@thanosal-titan good ol' times

[@duck1ente]

Filipino children is also guilty, just add coconut tree and bahay kubo (traditional filipino home)

[@Hollywood2021]

The island of Java has a bigger population than Russia now? 😳

[@smaguy64]

Always has been

[@rondhebeverage7295]

🔫

[@JugglerBlend]

I don't know how but, I'm texting this from Java Island.

[@ferdiankhu]

Almost

[@theotmt7906]

Yep, frickin many people

[@eganburg]

The fact that we're not broken up like yugoslavia is kinda a miracle

[@Trethan3266]

I wonder how Indonesia will look in 2100. There are so many different separatist movements... my guess would be Aceh and West Papua leave

[@quaintrelle_jay1851]

@@Trethan3266 I hope Indonesia never separate, we can be this big because we stand side by side

[@fakuri913]

I wish we break up tho, I don't like everything is centered in Java, I wish we can be just like EU where you can travel without visa with a lot of country for each main island.

[@dzakiyyaamirah9791]

@@fakuri913 or maybe we can be a federal country

[@bimawenas]

@@dzakiyyaamirah9791 we already be that

[@pualamnusantara7903]

In a nutshell, Indonesia is a country with the largest muslim population in the world, the largest buddhist temple in the world, was colonized by a christian nation, and having a hindu-majority Island as the most famous tourist destination.

[@byron-ih2ge]

Oh well that makes things easy i guess😂

[@lixobounce6588]

@@byron-ih2ge lol it was complicated, the buddhist and hindus came then build massive temple, then islams came and basically just collapse the remaining buddhist and hindu kingdom, then the christian arrive (basically most of western europe) and try to colonize it and only the dutch finish it after hundreds of years of conquest (yes i know my country Indonesia is colonized for 3 and a half centuries but still it finish prob late 19 century or early 20th century because some kingdoms is still exist until very end of 19th century like aceh and batak kingdom), then japan came and do "resource extraction" , then we declare our independence in 1945 and became recognised on the 50's and in 1962 we just conquer what rest of dutch colony (western new guinea) and on 1975 just annexed timor leste who got it independence back in 2002 this is basically Indonesian history without the complicated budhist and hindu kingdom + dutch colonialization effort Edit: changed some japannese things and added some on the collapse of buddhist and hindu kingdoms

[@LeBookKeeper]

@@lixobounce6588 The Japanese definetly doesn't treat us better than the Dutch.

[@lixobounce6588]

@@LeBookKeeper atleast they promised us independence though we can just get it our self

[@LeBookKeeper]

@@lixobounce6588 Not really. The Japanese wanted to gear Indonesia for war, the Dutch wanted to make us a Colony. That's why the Dutch build roads and educate the upper class. They kept the KNIL mostly Dutch, and limited to keep stability. They gave education to an upper class so that one day, they could have a loyal ruling elite, with an efficient administration. The Japanese had no interest in making Indonesia a colony. They are gearing Indonesian resources for war. That's why thousands of people were conscripted for labor in the Romusha and were shipped to Burma. That's why they established PETA to prepare and arm Indonesian volunteers. Their encouragement of Indonesian Nationalist movements mainly to garner support instead of securing an actual independence. Of Course, both regime were not great, but to say that the Japanese are better, because they promised us Independence is rather misleading.

[@nathanrodo1722]

The border of New Guinea and Papua New Guinea is like when you draw a line with a ruler but your ruler slightly move and just ruined the line

[@andriwahyudani1302]

There's a river in it ☺️

[@ahmadzainal4681]

🤣

[@andrewtandio580]

US-Canada too, straight from Seattle-Vancouver and ruined when approaching the east coast

[@rikishikato5001]

"Oh, no no no. My ruler had a small chipping because my kid used it as a sword to duel with his classmate." - The one who drew the border line. Maybe.

[@MoskusMoskiferus1611]

It's Papua New Guinea, New Guinea is The Name of Island

[@roxaskaragi879]

Indonesia geography is both blessing and curse, it's a blessing because it's located on a very strategic ship lane with Big Resources on it's land and sea. And also it will make any foreign invasion think twice before messing with indonesia because the logistical nightmare they need to invade the island in Indonesia . But it also a curse since it mean the cost of infrastructure development is insanely expensive compare to the country in the mainland.

[@KhAnubis]

Also volcanoes

[@roxaskaragi879]

@@KhAnubis as you said in the video, those volcano can be a blessing too, here land is very fertile, one of the reason why Java have a very big population is thanks to those fertile land.

[@FuyatoB]

@@KhAnubis also numerious disaster such as Earthquake, Tsunami, Volcanic eruption, Flooding, etc

[@manghariz2211]

@@roxaskaragi879 for now those volcanoes are a downside imo It hinders economic growth outside agriculture, meant that not a lot of domestic or foreign investor would want to invest anything other than agriculture there. But hopefully it will go to the path of Japan.

[@Banom7a]

@Kagamine Rin loves oceania part of indonesia uwu:3 but remember, in the case of Malaysia, all of our earthquake, tsunami and volcano are shielded from Indonesia.

[@Ippaykon]

i had a culture shock when i first knew mostly every country is just like a part of one big island or continent and didn't consist thousand of islands separated by water like in here Indonesia 😂😭

[@keandrealt4136]

You need to open your eyes to the world

[@Your_Beautiful_Sister_Is_Mine]

@@keandrealt4136 I won't, until you introduce me to one of your belle friends.

[@Tmalter]

i mean, the concept of it isn't that surprising but the thought of just driving and ending up at another city or country really far away with no boat or plane travel is kinda weird to me

[@Ippaykon]

@@keandrealt4136 that culture shock was when im in middle school or smth ;;

[@malaikat3748]

Bahamas do tho

[@florinsadelaida1373]

I've been to Indonesia in 2015 & 2018. I visited Indonesia with the aim of exploring and adventuring, not for vacation or honeymoon. However, I have not explored Indonesia 100% because it is vast and also very diverse. Each region in Indonesia has different tourist or natural attractions, as if entering a different dimension. It's hard to explain, the point is when you go to Indonesia, what you visit with other regions in Indonesia is definitely different. What made me so interested in Indonesia? The answer is nature, because nature in Indonesia has very clear differences in each region. Some even look strange, unique and absurd and there are lots of hidden places to explore. For me, Indonesia is very suitable to be used as a place for adventure, explorers and get unexpected experiences. My personal conclusion about Indonesia : Indonesia is like a very beautiful Queen, very graceful, very charming, very attractive, very stunning and very cool. However, keep in mind that although the Queen almost looks perfect, on the other hand the Queen also has a dangerous nature (Many natural disasters in Indonesia have been recorded internationally and even get the title of the most frequent and the most violent, Queen appears completely different from the others). When the Queen is asleep, the Queen looks extraordinary and fun to approach but if the Queen wakes up from her sleep, it is certain that there will be a sign of danger because the Queen is in a tantrum. You can see the damage caused by Queen in Indonesia by typing a search "Natural Disasters in Indonesia" or you can look on Wikipedia (There are many written lists of events). Note : Although Queen often tantrums when she wakes up from her sleep, this is what made me fall in love because of her very different figure. Be careful with the forces of nature because we don't know when and where the Queen rages. Because if the Queen has gone berserk then she doesn't know tourists or locals. I can only hope that the Queen doesn't run amok and doesn't harm locals or tourists. Amen. 🙏 Every tourist will have a different experience when visiting Queen, The Queen desire to go berserk is also an adventure, so I want to return to being beside the Queen because the Queen has everything (Super mega diversity) to gain experience and knowledge that is unusual for a tourist like me. Indonesia is more towards the category of tourist attractions for adventure and exploration. Not just for a honeymoon or relaxing because you will definitely lose something unique, strange, interesting and unreasonable in Indonesia as an experience and learning. It was the experience I felt. When you have explored several adventures in Indonesia be it volcanoes, waterfalls, rivers, lakes, jungles, caves and etc. (it's up to their own version, because there are too many to explore), although you will be tired but it is very satisfying and enjoyable. pleasant. of course get a different experience so that your experience can be told like mine. It should be noted that not all tourists who venture to Indonesia are successful, there are also those who fail miserably because of the act of the Queen who woke up from her sleep. The Queen of Mother Earth in Indonesia is so satisfying even though she often throws tantrums. Such is the explanation of the true definition of the word Queen because it has the will and strength according to its own will. Be grateful for those of you who have a place of adventure that is so vast and diverse in nature (not man-made) that foreign tourists like me too can have fun there to explore, learn, know and feel. Indonesia is a very suitable place for tourists who want to try a different trip or vacation. Traveling to Indonesia brings me joy, pleasure, satisfaction, anxiety, sadness, fatigue and confusion. All in one and that is what is called a very interesting and colorful journey, Indonesia does not only offer about buildings or nightclubs. Indonesia is much crazier with its unique and strange nature. I love Indonesia ❤️ (Mysterious Queen Land).

[@williammobilhd2363]

Halo

[@felitatanur9827]

Thanks for telling me all of that! I am from Indonesia but I don't know what hidden in my own country... I never explore my country..... I'm still a kid right now! But in the future I hope I can explore it and found out what is hidden in those different islands!!!! I'm excited to explore all of those islands meet with people and more! I also hope you have a nice life mrs or Mr😅

[@TheManiacc]

@@felitatanur9827 smg cpt besar y dik, ntar klo jd petualang jgn lupa bawa bontot kemana2. 😝

[@nuzulamru]

this comment above came from the author's true feeling. The way you express through a long essay, it shows that you did have great journey

[@eduardocajias5626]

WOOOOOOW! I am a geographer, so... I LOVE reading about and visiting different countries... But I never read a so interesting text about a particular country or place. THANK YOU! But, please, could you answer me: Where are you from? I imagine you are from Australia... Am I right?!

[@RIPStudioOfficial]

to this day, I still question how Sulawesi looks like the letter 'K''

[@ilhamdihafiz6968]

Sulawesi and Halmahera, though I would argue that Halmahera is the closest one to resemble ‘K’

[@risannd]

@@ilhamdihafiz6968 big K and little K

[@dewannee]

Kulawesi and Kalmahera?... smart!... lul

[@rikishikato5001]

To this day, I'm still questioning the decision not to name it Kalimantan instead because when I was 7, I was taught how to memorize the major islands of Indonesia like this, "This is Kalimantan. The way you remember it is look at the island beside it. Does it look like a letter 'K'? Remember. Kalimantan is next to the Letter K." and then I asked my teacher "Why the K island is not the Kalimantan?" and the teacher froze for several seconds before answering "I don't know."

[@rikishikato5001]

@@dewannee I was 7, dude. I knew nothing about this shit. Wong umur 9 aja masih doyan main di lumpur belakang ruang kepala sekolah.

[@danangputratiarno5028]

Sure, Indonesia has big geographic challenges, but its demographic challenges are way bigger.

[@citiesskyscrapers4561]

Can you elaborate?

[@thanosal-titan]

Especially after the election, the polarization in this country is so dangerous

[@thanosal-titan]

@@citiesskyscrapers4561 Since Indonesia have so many islands with its own unique inhabitans, with different languages, religions and races, the challenges is absolutely massive.

[@iamgreat1234]

@@citiesskyscrapers4561 It's like you have two competing people in election. One with 170 million votes and the other with 90 million votes. But the guy with 90 million votes won support in the country largest island population. That's the cause for conflicts.

[@MasonGreenWeed]

@@citiesskyscrapers4561 Java is the key, winning in Java mean winning in Indonesia

[@jonathanwong8283]

Damn this is like Wendover Productions, Atlas Pro and Economics Explained rolled into one

[@sirBrouwer]

and Real Life Lore.

[@iaw7406]

Imo khanubis is better

[@KhAnubis]

Gotta have inspirations I suppose

[@jonathanwong8283]

@Jared Schwartz EE basically does in-depth explanations into economic policies and phenomena. Also it does country videos, where it would analyse the good/bad of that country's economy.

[@TonmaiNakornthab]

And not painfully unfunny like Wendover

[@KhAnubis]

Should I do videos like this for other countries? Let me know which countries I should do! (And yes I did mean to say Jakarta was sinking, not shrinking... although I guess the latter isn‘t necessarily wrong)

[@badhrihari1705]

Vietnam or some South Asian country

[@prometheus7387]

Jakarta singing would be based

[@karlo125]

Croatia should be interesting

[@jashimuddin2094]

Si

[@PokeCastle]

India

[@ominusomega7803]

Fun fact: The word Orangutan came from malay/Indonesian. It comes from the words Orang and Hutan which literally translates to people and forest respectively and since in Indonesian the adjective is in the back, Orangutan literally means forest people

[@ra_alf9467]

Fun fact, the word *Compound* came from Malay and Indonesian word *Kampung*

[@osvald860]

@@ra_alf9467 hah?? beneran?

[@ra_alf9467]

@@osvald860 yup, baru nyadar minggu lalu pas tersesat di Wikipedia

[@osvald860]

@@ra_alf9467 tapi artinya beda Kampung: village Compound: senyawa

[@ominusomega7803]

@@ra_alf9467 Ah, yes I recently found that out too! But that is only true for the definition of compound meaning enclosure like in the word prison compound. The one uses in chemistry and other definitions came from the Latin word (through French) Componere which means to put together and english sort of just fused the words together since they sounded similar (english got the word compound meaning enclosure through Dutch which got it from Malay)

[@xandk4009]

0:30 “Indonesia’s geography is in many ways, blessed AND cursed at the same time” Heh, guess you can call it...blursed?? 三三ᕕ( ᐛ )ᕗ

[@lixobounce6588]

@Kagamine Rin loves oceania part of indonesia uwu:3 nama kok panjang bet?

[@Cilantro2]

It would be on r/blursed

[@hasyim4051]

Yesn't :)

[@cestalia]

Memang bener sih, blursed banget 😭😂

[@RagTheOne721]

reddit

[@nadhindrahakim4761]

Makassar is not the capital of Sulawesi, it is however the capital of South Sulawesi and the largest city in Sulawesi. Sulawesi itself has 6 administrative divisions: North Sulawesi, Central Sulawesi, West Sulawesi, South Sulawesi, South East Sulawesi, and Gorontalo each of them has their own capitals respectively: Manado, Palu, , Mamuju, Makassar, Kendari, and Gorontalo City.

[@izmirs.]

I think what he met was the largest capital on Sulawesi.

[@nhandinh7404]

@@izmirs. Hmm I listened closely and he said Capitol, not ONE of the capitols

[@andriwahyudani1302]

Actually in the past, the whole Celebes are combined into 1 provinces 😂 dictactorly by Soekarno. And Soekarno choose Makassar as it's capital

[@AskunChanel]

Historicly accurate, but not anymore.

[@architecthyde]

Iyain aja kenapasih ah elah

[@raediaufar5003]

Feel good to live in Borneo because I don't have to worry about earthquake, tsunami or volcanic eruption

[@mfaizsyahmi]

@EyeZackZin Fellow Malaysian! Fun fact: Sabah has an extinct volcano near Tawau. So we actually have one volcano in Malaysia.

[@thanosal-titan]

What about the smoke?

[@thanosal-titan]

@EyeZackZin The smoke from forrest fire

[@andriwahyudani1302]

I just heard about earthquake news from North Kalimantan and East Kalimantan 🥺🥺🥺

[@justalex3828]

But still there are part of Borneo that can experience earthquake...also you still need to worried about smoke from the burning forest

[@mariosathens1]

Indonesia's Geography reminds me of the Greek Geography.. We need a vast ferry system to connect so many islands.

[@vanderpraast4938]

But your greek lite version of indonesia

[@Your_Beautiful_Sister_Is_Mine]

@@vanderpraast4938 Stop thinking that your country is influential enough to nominate others' as LITE!

[@oneof29]

@@Your_Beautiful_Sister_Is_Mine his just joking bro, we won't dominate anyone he just meant "lite" as if in "mini" or "small"

[@suuryasuprapto9472]

@@oneof29 lite is defined as a prototype or beta version Or basically a version of something that is more smaller and cheaper

[@SetuwoKecik]

Oh actually this struck me for some time. The shape of Crete island is actually quite similar to Java to me.

[@MiKi-sx3tt]

Most of Indonesia's railway build by colonial Dutch for transporting sugar. That's why most railway tracks are in Java and a few in Sumatra.

[@perkele4176]

And none in Borneo and Celebes 😅

[@teukudenid.4571]

@@perkele4176 Actually there is railway under construction in South Sulawesi, but not yet open for public transport.

[@fadhilnugraha195]

@@teukudenid.4571 There's also one planned in Borneo, and I heard it was planned to be cross country to Malaysia's Sabah & Sarawak

[@hanrianangga2608]

Transporting slave

[@harisdimodi4691]

I had visited Indonesia 3 years ago specially in Bali and Labuan Bajo, such a beautiful country. Best regards from France here 🇫🇷

[@obama1570]

Uhh according to your video, you are from Indonesia

[@andriwahyudani1302]

@@obama1570 orang indo juga ada di eropa kali

[@obama1570]

@@andriwahyudani1302 he said hes from France and by the way he said the msg is that he is a foreigner

[@wira7518]

Gausah peecaya ,dia orang indo ngaku ngaku doanggg

[@obama1570]

@@wira7518 yoiii

[@valhatan3907]

Among issues of unity, geographical, economic, and what-not, Indonesian citizen most likely to focus on debate whether eat porridge after stirred is more ethical or eat porridge without stirred is more ethical.

[@azrielmoha6877]

Eating porridge without stirring them is an act of war crime and those that practice them should be executed

[@user-cf9gh3nn5y]

@@azrielmoha6877 BASED

[@Davis...]

@@azrielmoha6877 no, if you are sick, it is better to mix the porridge, to eat the porridge easier, but if not sick, feel free to not mix the porridge, because it is easier. Source: Kok Bisa Edit: if you don't mix the porridge, the aesthetic is better for sure, and more delicious

[@SetuwoKecik]

Mix them. The only advantage by not mixing it is just that cringy "eStHeTiC".

[@Davis...]

@@SetuwoKecik i forgot about the aesthetic part, thx! ^^

[@Dedek-cx4kn]

My Germany buddy, as a telecom consultant said that Indonesia is very challenging, multi complex problems. It's not easy doing build the telecom infrastructure in Indonesia. Not like India, Brazil or South Africa as the subcontinent country, Indonesia has 17.000 more islands, and 6.000 more are habitant. He still amaze.

[@aguskamiarsa5072]

Ya karena Indonesia berbentuk kepulauan yang besar

[@Xoble]

Yes, even today in Sulawesi, local residents still struggle with poor internet access due to its more hilly and highland geographical location.

[@pandepanda31]

Indonesia- although a republic, still have a ruling monarchy which rules in the province in Jogjakarta. Unique to the province, the governors are not elected but the reigning sultan/sultana

[@risannd]

more like a diarchy, since the vice governor is hereditary prince of Pakualaman

[@s21b0b]

There's more than just one monarch in Indonesia, but the other ones seem to only hold very ceremonial powers

[@risannd]

@@s21b0b well, there is 1946 Social Revolution, when Malay sultans of East Sumatra and their nobles are massacred by commies. There's a suspicion that Soekarno government at the time want to abolish all monarch except one, so he let that "revolution" happened.

[@pandepanda31]

@@risannd the Surakartan revolt did that as well

[@乃乇-y2l]

Pasti lu dari bali

[@Alfonso-dl1wi]

I really love the way u explain geography your telling us facts without being boring

[@pannkale9259]

True

[@sharkronical]

@@lmaodead2900 ok

[@Your_Beautiful_Sister_Is_Mine]

@@pannkale9259 I gave the video a dislike because It's deserving for its boredom-causing material.

[@worlds3061]

Nobody : Australians : *FrEe WeSt PaPuA So We cAn TaKE thEiR ReSouRces JUst LikE TiMoR LesTE*

[@blitz9197]

Exactly They only want those good old Gold

[@RENO_K]

Tbh kasian timor leste, orng yg asal timor leste balik stlh bertahun2 bilang kea gaada perubahan, udh dijanjiin ini itu tapi akhir2ny dipergunain

[@worlds3061]

@@RENO_K Biasalah orang kulit putih tidak pernah menepati janji, sekali menepati janji ada udang dibalik batu

[@sweetsour401]

@@RENO_K agen Australia yg ngebongkar masalah ini bakalan di eksekusi 😔

[@worlds3061]

@anc You're joking right ?.....

[@leoncalv1206]

Actually, Indonesia has great potential to compete on an international scale. However, Indonesia is lagging behind due to the slow development of human resources. No matter how, I will always love this country, my motherland 🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@yezki8]

Yes, our education is top notch but not spreads equally. Noted it's not entirely the government's fault, since village and remote people usually don't want to get to high school and just want to live a simple live. Can't blame them tho, city life is harsh

[@SetuwoKecik]

I want to give you a like but i don't want to ruin the number of that 62 coincidental likes.

[@DarknessMyOldFriend1]

Thank you for respecting the country I live on😁

[@SetuwoKecik]

@fasha77 well our older version can go brag about it though: "our country become this prosperous because we worked hard for it in the past" 😳

[@SetuwoKecik]

@fasha77 😂

[@gtdmg489]

Fun fact: the area that was destined for the new capital is actually harsh land. Most of the forest there are gone already, leaving nothing but hills, farm lands and leftover mining land. Only small part is a forest, because the capital needs city forest to reduce carbon emission. The forest is also part of government-owned land and has no protected or conservated animals in there.

[@L16htW4rr10r]

Is that good or a bad thing? Or neither?

[@gtdmg489]

Good thing. Those who debated the issue overlooked the fact that most of the forest in the area is already gone, thus making the animals to migrate to western forest which is under government conservation and protection.

[@L16htW4rr10r]

@@gtdmg489 Ah, I get it now. I know nothing about that. Thank you for the information.

[@rubens1767]

Doesnt sound its fun...

[@hikashia.halfiah3582]

facts that's left out by most journalistic media and PETA-style environmentalist shills

[@benjaminprietop]

Amazing! I'd love to visit Indonesia some day

[@khitaraaldilla5406]

Thx

[@Beib_Habib]

🙏 Please dont forget to visit my province., North Sulawesi island.. 🙋‍♂️👋 God bless you... 😇

[@bundanyamegalodonbundanyab1888]

U will love Indonesia

[@Your_Beautiful_Sister_Is_Mine]

@@khitaraaldilla5406 I will never travel to Indonesia again, it's one of the worst trips in my life.

[@khitaraaldilla5406]

@@Your_Beautiful_Sister_Is_Mine Ehat happened? ;-;

[@kingghidorah102]

Indonesia's geography Pros: - islands - volcanos - sea Cons: - islands - volcanos - sea

[@hijisfriend9030]

Yeah, god bless and curse us with great and beautiful geographical form

[@arthurmorganSUN]

I love the meaning Indonesia's main islands. Sumatra, some said is derived from Swarnadwipa which means the Island of Gold as back then it's thought to have a large gold reserve when it's just weirdly wealthy because of its kingdom. Java is derived from Yavadwipa, which means Island of Seeds. It boasted it's specialty of ancient time- agriculture. Kalimantan, as seen in video, is derived from Kalimantan, which roughly means Burning Weather Island not precisely because it's hot and humid, but because when the weather changed to and the wind brought the hot air from Australia, the island is quite prone to have a forest fire, even from the ancient time. Sulawesi means Island of Iron, as from ancient time till now, this island boasted its iron mine and production. I seem to remember they used to have a lot of blacksmith there. Papua means "curly" in Malay, but according to another local language near the island, Papua means "The land beneath the setting sun"

[@rafsanjani4296]

this series about country is really amazing, you explain it really well, keep up!

[@afaridpirmansyah7867]

Gua liat di bawah ada yang bilang "Free west papua ",. Like.. wtf ni orang luar liat dari mana sih malah dukung kelompok separatis.

[@ezrahadwi135]

Ala2 Mamarika and fren gitu loh, nanti kayak timor leste bau2nya xixixixi

[@cestalia]

Tau nih, berakhir kayak Timor Leste lagi

[@ezrahadwi135]

Nanti mereka sedot tuh freeport ampe miskin papua xixixi

[@farizkeren5730]

@@ezrahadwi135 more like Straya n frens

[@kazukaza9693]

Biasalah propaganda barat

[@mosso-cb4jh]

I like Indonesia and the people there a lot. Who has the chance to visit should absolutely do so. Semangat Indonesia.

[@Minecraftrok999]

Which place (other than overrun Bali) would you recommend for a (European) tourist?

[@rizkycowell]

@@Minecraftrok999: Yogyakarta is one of some recommended city/place that good to visit if you want to travel to that. But I recommend for more for you to visit to Bogor. :)

[@mosso-cb4jh]

@@Minecraftrok999 I recommend Yogyakarta and Bogor too. And i would definitely spend a few days in Jakarta, although the traffic is not so good i love the vibe of the city.

[@sharkronical]

@@Minecraftrok999 depends on what you'd prefer, if you prefer cities vibe, then go to Jakarta obviously If you like artificial phenomenons, go to Yogyakarta If you like natural phenomenons, go to Kawah Ijen blue lava volcano, Lombok, and Raja Ampat

[@wahyudiwahyudi2237]

Terima kasih.. You can visit Indonesia everytime..

[@thegrandlord2914]

Few weeks ago, indonesian government changed the status of separatist movement in indonesia's papua from "armed chriminal group" to "terorist group" due to their action that resemble terorism and spreading fear among papuan comunity Days before indonesian government decided to mark them as terorist group, the Free West Papua armed group killing unarmed civilians Two teachers, a highschool student and an ojek driver (public transportation using motorbike) and using several villages as hostage. Due to their hostile nature, villagers around puncak jaya regency that close to the hostage village decided not to go far from their house, because they are afraid that if they meet with those armed criminals, they may be killed. Because of this, the villagers are heavily dependend to government support and unable to cultivate their field due to the fear that FWP gave to them. After indonesian government declare military campaign to annihiliate the separatist group and liberate the villages, villagers then have enough confidence to cultivate their field and they celebrate it with comunal harvest since that was harvest time for some of the crops like watermelon, carrot and vegetables

[@worlds3061]

And yet Australians and many other westen countries claimed this to be freedom fighters. What a joke LMAO

[@1chrismiracle]

Basically the same as the Israel/Palestine situation

[@worlds3061]

@@1chrismiracle So you're saying, the Indonesian soldiers are comparable to IDF soldiers ?

[@thegrandlord2914]

@@1chrismiracle please do not bring israel-palestine problem here Both side are wrong. Both side are evil. Both side dare to sacrifice human beings for their own ego

[@harukrentz435]

@@1chrismiracle you know nothing jon snow.

[@jomariecabalonga7023]

I'm from the Philippines and i never been to Indonesia but it is my ultimate dream to visit this country because i can feel the similarities between Philippines and Indonesia, our language itself originated from indo-malay people eho moved to the Philippines long time ago, our culture is most likely the same with Indonesia and Malaysia. So i really am excited to go to Indonesia soon♥️

[@ricorist6750]

Thank you im from indonesialove you

[@Jempolsosmed]

Philipines my family of asean

[@safetysharon3672]

Better dont come here,... its no good wheather also trafic everywhere.. better philipine.. (i have ever been at manila 2 years ago..wacthed PBA... 👍

[@Jempolsosmed]

@@safetysharon3672 whats wrong from you dude??

[@jomariecabalonga7023]

@@safetysharon3672 do not down your country. Even in the Philippines there is traffic because there is no perfect country but as long as we love and respect each other despite the difference, we could lived in a peaceful World. Indonesia and Philippines are always a brother country no matter what🇵🇭🇮🇩

[@semangatbelajar1705]

💙 *Europe: driving a car 3 hours can pass through 3 countries* ❤️ *Borneo/Kalimantan, Indonesia: driving a car 10 hours still in the same district or city* 🥱😴🤦🤮

[@RisNataka]

This true 😁 i am from Banjarmasin city Kalimantan

[@semangatbelajar1705]

@@RisNataka *Are you follower of sekumpul sect?*

[@RisNataka]

@@semangatbelajar1705 Yes I've been there

[@ShizukuShipper]

I'm from Indonesia, and I'm pretty excited when you talked about my country. Thanks 😁

[@karpuz5011]

Very nice

[@lemmelix]

Homie

[@tristanjulio6542]

Overproud

[@ShizukuShipper]

@@twistle Aku memang lagi di Indo XD

[@kyrio5733]

@@tristanjulio6542 itu bukan overproud...

[@SerGio-mw9pc]

I'm an Indonesian, and I respect your efforts to explain my home country's geography. 👍🏼

[@sidikmuhammad3828]

@You Crot no body asking 🤣🤣🤣

[@TheMasterOf444]

@@sidikmuhammad3828 toxic

[@TheMasterOf444]

@@sidikmuhammad3828 nobody asked you to live

[@SetuwoKecik]

@@sidikmuhammad3828 I asked

[@anthonydanielgittins1864]

I live in Jakarta. The population was 36 million ages ago. This extends to the greater Jakartan region of Jabodetabek. Hard to gauge a population spread over 17558 islands with many tribal peoples living in jungles.

[@isaacafk9405]

"36 million ages ago" wdym?

[@izzudinabdulaziz2502]

he mean 36 million, ages ago. he forgot to put comma there @@isaacafk9405

[@mattsavigny6084]

Step 1: *make a video about the 4th most populated country* Step 2: *sit back and relax while becoming a millionaire*

[@FiensZy]

It even works with the 5th most populous

[@mattsavigny6084]

@@FiensZy It doesn't work with the 3rd one though, they just don't care what the world think of them.

[@willa8720]

@@FiensZy what's the 5th again?

[@FiensZy]

@@willa8720 *Brazil*

[@arandomcommenter6759]

@@mattsavigny6084 USA FOREVER

[@BluePlayzHD]

"Like it says in the book, we are blessed, and cursed."

[@MGharriy]

It can be shorted as Blursed if you're that average lazy gen z who types berdosa as "b3rd0s4"

[@yingli9697]

What fucking book?

[@indomaretlawrence1069]

@@yingli9697 same things that make us laugh, and make us cry

[@petrakurnia6772]

@@indomaretlawrence1069 "Cmon lets bounce"

[@edirahmanu_1047]

"When im gone everyone gonna remember my name BIG SMOKE" -BIG SMOKE (Asap Gede)

[@Shubham-cz6lp]

Beside everything... Indonesian people are really kind & good ✨✨✨❤️ Love From India ❤️🇮🇳

[@antoverstappenburik3711]

Jangan sakiti saudara muslim saya di india yah..

[@NikhileshSurve]

9:20 Indonesia historically did have Empires bringing large parts of today's Indonesian territory under single rule like the Srivijaya Empire & the Majapahit Empire.

[@diramoti7490]

no its not that big, they mainly concentrated in java (majapahit) and palembang (south sumatera), they never reach toba (northen sumatera) for example

[@teukufadel8293]

@@diramoti7490 bahkan kesultanan aceh yang dikenal punya wilayah dan vassal yang luas sampai thailand pun gak mencakup daerah toba

[@rivaldiagustian2435]

@@teukufadel8293 Bagaimana dengan kerajaan Sriwijaya?

[@Nvr0701]

Other countries :We have to get a plane and ship to go to another city and country Indonesian : We have to get on a plane and ship to go to another village (Sorry my english so bad)

[@andriwahyudani1302]

Yup 😂 Bornean, Moluccan, Celebesian and Papuans can understand this. Kwkwkwkw

[@keipratomo1216]

that's because mountains and hills dominated most of Indonesia's area especially Papua, and Papua still had some conflicts such as kkb and opm

[@aviaspotter32]

Maldivian: pathetic, we don't have a lot of airports to begin with!

[@Your_Beautiful_Sister_Is_Mine]

@@andriwahyudani1302 Had I been born an Asian, I'd have been self-hating by now.

[@andriwahyudani1302]

@@Your_Beautiful_Sister_Is_Mine Why? Asia is diverse and very beautiful. The people are nice, especially in rural areas

[@austrakaiser4793]

What the hell was The Netherlands thinking when they colonised this place? Netherlands: [high] so we want one country in two continents

[@afebrian2037]

More accurately it was colonized by VOC..the largest company ever known.. basically they were aiming for natural resources especially spices..which at that time were an expensive commodities

[@austrakaiser4793]

@@afebrian2037 Spices to the Dutch were like Tea to the British lol.

[@mhdfrb9971]

Failed history

[@aviaspotter32]

Actually Indonesia used to be one continent, but the Netherlands lost a war in Irian in like 1960 or something and indonesia won

[@madkhaliqfarhan]

Russia: Jokes on you, Netherlands. You will never be like us!

[@Lazer-bp9lf]

Big Smoke: *Like it says in the book. We are blessed and cursed.*

[@thenasiudk1337]

@Kzaxrtij Skather same thing make us laugh, make us cry

[@petrakurnia6772]

@@thenasiudk1337 Cmon lets bounce

[@yezki8]

Funny thing is, GTA SA is one of the main reason why Indonesian Zoomers are anti drugs. You know, because CJ hates drugs

[@s21b0b]

@@yezki8 Both CJ and Sweet hated drugs and crack, even though Sweet came close to losing his dignity after he returned from prison 😁😁😁

[@ididntmeantoshootthatvietn5012]

GTA SA is such a well known Legendary game in Indonesia, almost every kids back then played it on PS2 rental even after later GTA's came out

[@bricksburger5409]

Hey Khanubis. I liked the video. Just a suggestion whenever you talk about the islands would you be able to label the map while you talk about them so it is less confusing.

[@martynclarke8400]

Lived here for over 10 years, a lot of things still amaze me about this country, especially when you see others close by. Its a modern miracle.

[@Yu-lj4dp]

The most unique thing in Indonesia is that if some countries have very specific skin colors, such as one specific skin color for that country, the difference is that Indonesia has all skin colors, even on each island has its own distinctive color, so sometimes it's like an Indonesian. we can distinguish people from which tribe or region. And in each region has its own language but our unitary language is Indonesian. Indonesia has 718 regional languages. It's really crazy that I only know my local language, Indonesian, neighboring languages, and Javanese. Haha this is kinda funny.

[@tobirates916]

This needs more views. Indonesia is so interesting.

[@Cyrogenesis.]

aye, thanks mate

[@harukrentz435]

And confusing af. 😂

[@rush6837]

Yeah

[@mhdfrb9971]

Don't worry soon it will reach up a million views

[@khitaraaldilla5406]

Ur gonna be in the top comment ;-;

[@ilhamdihafiz6968]

I get used to think that “Indonesia is not really that big” until I see the map of the archipelago superimposed on top of Europe. The distance between Medan and Jayapura roughly the same with the distance between Paris and Teheran. It would be one hell of a journey to explore the entirety of this nation.

[@MGharriy]

What if the airport in Sabang flies from their place to Merauke 😳

[@ilhamdihafiz6968]

@@MGharriy People would be terrified if they see ‘airport’ flies. Lol. Anyway, if there's a flight from Sabang to Merauke, I‘d guarantee it won't be cheap.

[@andriwahyudani1302]

@@ilhamdihafiz6968 There's Papuan youtuber who try to search airport from Central Java to Jayapura. Damn, it cost 1-2 Millions rupiah 😭😭

[@vanderpraast4938]

@@ilhamdihafiz6968 thats why indonesia football league always been serious problem due to this geography, the western indonesian club like persiraja (acheh province) have to deal with eastern indonesian side persipura (papua province this season after persiraja promotion, its like from london to uzbekistan in central asia

[@curiouscatz_]

@@andriwahyudani1302 that considered cheap actually. That's a normal price to fly from East Kalimantan to West Java, i.e if you took the cheapest one it costs around 1.1 Million IDR on avg and if you use the white blue one it costs you at least 1.9 Mil IDR or if you're unlucky you'll have to pay around 2.2 Mil. That's like a year ago though... idk abt now.

[@stefan6347]

>least safe aviation >projected to be the biggest in the industry Oh no....

[@pepeokatze]

Least safe aviation just meant a more exciting adventure in the sky

[@vibhuagarwal4419]

Video: 30 seconds ago KhAnubis' comment: 5 hours ago

[@KhAnubis]

Yes because I post my videos early for patrons (in fact one spotted a pretty big animation glitch yesterday, so I’m super glad about that)

[@vibhuagarwal4419]

Well, time to ask for money to support my favourite creator

[@kaiserreichempireofohio834]

Never underestimate the power of KhAnubis and his time travel abilities

[@arv7539]

their advantages: Volcanoes for tourism and strategic location allows Indonesia to trade with China their disadvantage: Volcanoes and China

[@od4361]

The CCP is always a disadvantage

[@LukmanHakim-gn3uk]

Damn, im laughin

[@joe-cg2hv]

You forgot to mention; The USA, Australia, several European Nations, and other foreign powers trying to worm their way to exploit Indonesia's resources, but okay.

[@arv7539]

@@joe-cg2hv China is an even bigger disadvantage compared to private countries buying plots of land

[@rifqikamal7597]

as a country with the highest level of active volcano in the world, there are 4 times tectonic earthquakes every day in Indonesia and it can happen anywhere 😳

[@RyanTaylor2000]

*Best and worst geography in the world* Poland: Been there, done that

[@comradekenobi6908]

Poland and Indonesia flag is literally upside down versions of each other lol 🇵🇱 🇮🇩

[@bendahara8284]

Hello I'm from Malaysia...I like to see videos about my neighbour countries

[@KomradTM]

Sometimes in Indonesia people who have migrated have had to wait for a dozen years to return because of the distance from their origin place and the high cost of flights.

[@nunyabiznes33]

Wow, I thought it's already bad here i the Philippines. Most people do manage to travel back once a year.

[@vanderpraast4938]

@@nunyabiznes33 in indonesia when your native are sumatran but you move to papua for migrate its kinda like you are from ireland but move to greece,, and here migrate people usualy are poor people,, so they will strugling come back to native island for every years

[@marrieamoerazenobia6794]

I will share my experiences while in Indonesia 2010, 2015, 2018 (Queen Mother Nature's Journey). I'll be honest when I talk about Indonesia, so I apologize in advance. INDONESIA, at first I didn't know anything about Indonesia. In the end I got a news of a natural disaster in Indonesia, I immediately went to a large library in Europe. It turns out that there is a book that immortalizes the great natural disasters that occurred in Indonesia. The name Indonesia has been recorded and engraved long ago in Europe without us knowing it. I will talk about nature. The advantages of tourist attractions in Indonesia : 85% of tourist attractions in Indonesia are natural and 15% are man-made, even UNESCO labels Indonesia as a world heritage. Nature in Indonesia is very beautiful, charming, unique and different but also saves a lot of dark history written by the International. Talking about nature, Indonesia is second to none because of the world level. Disadvantages of tourist attractions in Indonesia : Indonesia is a country that is labeled as an area prone to natural disasters, not only that but also the most deadly and dangerous. There are so many dark history, natural disasters in Indonesia claimed a lot of victims in the world, most often occur and can also have an impact on other countries. It's all written in the history of the world. It is undeniable, the power of Nature in Indonesia is far more frightening, very strong and deadly. Not Chile, Japan, Philippines, USA, Italy, New Zealand, India, China, Russia and Canada. Because the largest number of victims of natural disasters in the world is Indonesia. The number of natural disasters in Indonesia from 2016 to 2020 was 17,032 events. That's a 5 year calculation, What if the total is from 1800s? Could be more. In fact, the most earthquakes in the world are not Japan or Chile, but Indonesia. Not only that, hurricanes, tsunamis, landslides, floods, storms, typhoons, earthquakes eruptions and others phenomenon Overall, Indonesia has been named a QUEEN MOTHER NATURE, if if it wakes up from its sleep then a big event will repeat itself. Nature in Indonesia cannot be used as a joke, because physically Indonesia's geography is included in "ABNORMAL". Nature in Indonesia has a very different level compared to other countries, because it is completely beyond human reason. Many historians, scientists, researchers and volunteers are involved in the "RAGE OF QUEEN MOTHER NATURE IN INDONESIA". The total points for natural attractions in Indonesia are 10/10. Queen Mother Nature brutal power level. >JAPAN : 10 (NORMAL QUEEN MOTHER NATURE). >PHILLIPINES : 10 (NORMAL QUEEN MOTHER NATURE). >CHILE : 10 (NORMAL QUEEN MOTHER NATURE). >NEW ZEALAND : 10 (NORMAL QUEEN MOTHER NATURE). >USA : 10 (NORMAL QUEEN MOTHER NATURE). >ITALY : 10 (NORMAL QUEEN MOTHER NATURE). >CANADA : 10 (NORMAL QUEEN MOTHER NATURE). >CHINA : 10 (NORMAL QUEEN MOTHER NATURE). >INDONESIA : ? (MODE QUEEN LEVEL MAX). Please find out how many total deaths are caused by major natural disasters in Indonesia, they occur too often, in fact many other countries have cooperated with Indonesia but have not been able to control natural disasters in Indonesia and are finally labeled as "ABNORMAL". Other countries also experience natural disasters but not as strong, as much and as brutal as nature in Indonesia. It is clear that the physical geography location of Indonesia, which is far apart, seems to be torn apart by nature. Previously, Indonesia territory was not shaped like that but was still connected to Southeast Asia and Australia. Even the governments of many countries have warned the Indonesian government to remain vigilant about natural disasters there, it's no joke because the dark history of the biggest natural disasters in Indonesia is written and documented by the International. "The more beautiful you look, the more dangerous you are". (Indonesia is the throne Queen Mother Nature).

[@teukufadel8293]

What is it with all of these queen things ..

[@muhammadcalvin8281]

Man, you really improved a lot eversince i watch your ASEAN video

[@Numba003]

I really enjoy these sorts of geographical studies. Stay well out there everybody, and God bless you friends. :)

[@zulthyr1852]

Indonesians are going to storm this video, oh boy... If you wanna clickbait Indonesians, just put "Indonesia" in the title or thumbnail. See how well that goes.

[@lucaslevinsky8802]

So Indonesians same thing as Brazilians do when their country is in title?

[@2life4ever777]

this will happen to every country I guess, especially if yours came from those 'not so mainstream' countries

[@zulthyr1852]

@@lucaslevinsky8802 Yep, I know speaking as an Indonesian.

[@mfra959]

I think Indonesian Citizens Tacky

[@Mercilessonion]

Indians be like: finally a worthy opponent, our battle will be legendary

[@Nafinafnaf]

Interesting that you dint mention “kampongs” or “kampungs’ Theyre a major part of how low density areas work. Plus, most of the high rises on indonesia is in Jakarta so pretty much every other city in Indonesia (including mine which is called Solo, or Surakarta) is devoid of high rises, except for a minor few so kampungs are a really major part of how most cities work, or the Outer ring of Jakarta works and looks like.

[@blobs819901]

the fact that Indonesia have 34 province each have it's own culture and language, spread over hundreds of island and mostly have it's own language as well but the country still stand strong and united until now is really a miracle in itself.

[@noobscoopsies1100]

I'm so amazed how this country Still stood till this day because this country may good at resources but it's Bad at demographic and politics that Every politician debate will bring things like Religions and tribes that will result to racism And also countless riots and Genocide And I'm still amazed how this country still stood with that...

[@fahrireza3109]

Because we have foundation "bhinneka tunggal ika" different but still united..

[@antoverstappenburik3711]

Komen begini buat apa?.. Sy mau jgn komen sprti ini.. Harap ku Indonesia tetap bersatu Aamiin..

[@banban8481]

7:34, if we're talking about volcanic activity. In java there's ancient capital city of Mataram Kingdom which have been buried like Pompeii. But the ruler of Mataram Kingdom at that time is a wise man and already evacuate his citizens to east side of java. So when we tried to dig the site, there's no death bodies. But from archaeological finding it's likely to be a sudden evacuation. Because many foods like rice have been left. If they want to travel far to the east, it's just more make sense if they bring important food source like rice.

[@waduh09]

We have stunning, isolated, virgin places. But the downside of that is it's hard to get a strong and stable signal in those places.

[@Davis...]

The way you say it, makes me want to callnit the "chad" plac3s

[@AbyssWatcher745]

@@Davis... lmfao

[@alirsyadillahaidan4914]

For the new capital city; I must say that "Nagari Rimba Nusa" is not its future official name, since the new capital city still has no official name yet. The name "Nagari Rimba Nusa" is actually the name of the city design from some urban planning firm that won the New National Capital Contest (Sayembara Ibu Kota Baru) from the Ministry of Public Works and Housing (PUPR) in 2019. The National Development Planning Agency (Bappenas), also in 2019, has clarified that the new capital will only serve as a seat of government like Washington DC is, while Jakarta will remain the economic centre of Indonesia.

[@MasonGreenWeed]

I prefer St Jokoburg

[@Routhnaldy]

​@@MasonGreenWeed Widodoburg

[@bgsputra7546]

Jakarta : *sinking* It looks like we need to take the "dutch influence" once more 👀

[@Alvin-ni7hl]

finally. i have waited for four...no, five thousand years for this moment!

[@ligma9236]

Hol' up

[@roadmeter2881]

From Indonesia. I love the way of u explain... 🌴♥

[@otsokivivuori7726]

LANGUAGE FACT!! I also just realized this. Sulawesi, or Sula vesi to be more precise, means molten (or liquid) water in finnish.

[@noeswantra2295]

You know whats funny? Sulawesi actually means "Iron Island" from Sula (Island) and Wesi (Iron). But if we mix it with this Finnish Sula... Sulawesi can as well be "Molten Iron" lol

[@truthseekers5609]

Mindblown

[@Your_Beautiful_Sister_Is_Mine]

@@noeswantra2295 It's not surprising at all tho, why did you have to exaggerate it a little more?

[@alapalaplapar6399]

@@Your_Beautiful_Sister_Is_Mine : I'm sorry bro. But why you are say he is exaggrated ??????? Serious, he no exaggrated bro !!!!!!! He just want give information only !!!!! He try to translate name of island to ènglish !!!!! So, where there is exaggrated at his words ????? #omg 🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦

[@richie5755]

Well it's surely a very great video. As Indonesian I can confirm that this video is very detailed and also a great way to teach people about Indonesia. It contains new facts, future problems, and advantages/disadvantages from Indonesia.

[@bayuadrian1638]

Indonesia have population 271.349.889 (Feb 2020 cencus),, more 60% is Javanese and more than 80% they are living in Java Island.. you can imagine how densely that island!!

[@St-fr2kv]

Wrong, 55% live in Java, 40% ethnic Javanese

[@ahmadtombakislamalayyubi1537]

Thanks to the island location Indonesia was never been invaded. Well, unless you have mass navy, like Portuguese, British, or Dutch

[@manghariz2211]

Yeah it is basically invicible to the mongol horde. And the only reason Indonesia finally succumb is that the invader controlled the major ports and major trade hub thus major economy centre and thus able to work together with the local leader and influenced them and weakened them.

[@mfaizsyahmi]

@@manghariz2211 Don't raja chola invaded from India?

[@zeinwahab9986]

@@mfaizsyahmi true but it was invaded from the north by a chinese tributaries kingdom at the same time. basically its an invasion by both india and china

[@iamgreat1234]

@@mfaizsyahmi Chola only success in northern part, they were defeated in Sumatra. That's why they never made it to Java.

[@manghariz2211]

@@mfaizsyahmi idk about that one I only know about the Chinese/Mongol attempt to Invade Java, That is interesting though.

[@fakhribintang]

I miss my birth country, I hope to visit again soon after the Pandemic 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@krio1267]

same 🇲🇾

[@ShahanshahShahin]

So Where are you living now

[@janganv4903]

@@ShahanshahShahin are you indian?

[@sidikmuhammad3828]

@@ShahanshahShahin in the planet namec with bezita, sungoku and picollo 😂

[@fauzirahman3285]

The "ngi" sound in Singapore Changi Airport is pronounced not exactly like but similar to the French "gn" sound in Champignon". Also while Singapore doesn't have a land border with Indonesia, it used to be part of a kingdom that is formed in what was once simultaneously Indonesia (Riau islands), Singapore (Pulau Ujong) and Malaysia (Johor) called Riau-Lingga. Edit: it was just the Johor sultanate not Riau-Lingga

[@risannd]

Riau-Lingga (and also Siak) is created from the split of Johor Sultanate, due to succession crisis.

[@bebekdragon7604]

Riau lingga never once had Johor and Singapore. The agreement in which Riau Lingga sovereignity was first recognized by europan power was anglo dutch treaty of 1824. The treaty divided the Johor sultanate into 5. Under Dutch influence: Sutanate of Indragiri (in mainland Sumatra) Sultanate of Riau Lingga (in Riau Islands) Under British influence: Singapore (governed by british empire) Sultanate of Johor Sultanate of Pahang

[@fauzirahman3285]

@@bebekdragon7604 hmmmm oh my bad you're right, it was just called Johor, Johor-Riau or some other combination.

[@bagundalgundul9011]

We are Indonesian have hidden islands named "pulau kapuk" no exist on map or google map. And only Indonesian can stay there ( just only at night). You can ask Indonesian.

[@cittabening6931]

pulau kapuk the best :D

[@titifsaudswarman6848]

😁😁😁😁

[@albertfliknop7838]

You can see indonesia as same as europe with itself part regions, ethnics, character, languages, cultures and background diversities, even for in couple miles distance it can be different social variety, and how it is even still blow my mind as an individual of native indonesian. Thank you.

[@CivilWarWeekByWeek]

Now I need to know who has the best geography in the universe

[@andrewsyom]

France is up there

[@jk-gb4et]

USA

[@aviz8590]

Earth? Probably not

[@ByddinRhyddidCymru]

Your mum does

[@danangputratiarno5028]

United Kingdom, maybe?

[@Rio_SenpaiYT]

As an indonesian , the geography of indonesia is sometimes very challenging and beautiful at the same time And yes ,java is like the core of my country, where alot of stuff happened.

[@Jesseweneedtocook90kg]

I love your videos man, the work you put in deserves way more views.

[@prometheus7387]

Indonesia is fascinating though

[@A-ThingThatExists]

@Bob yea i wish i wasnt born in this uncivilized country

[@andriwahyudani1302]

The way you guys said that (Bob & Athings) only mention that you are some random Jakartans dude who never live in nature villages in Indonesia

[@andriwahyudani1302]

@Honest Leicester Fan Yeah. I agree with you

[@MoskusMoskiferus1611]

@@A-ThingThatExists. I honestly Hate and Love Living in Indonesia at The Same Thing, Their Dense Population is The Thing I hate since It makes Every Road Fulls of Vehicles and even It makes Every Forest is being Cut off for Homes and Buildings

[@khitaraaldilla5406]

@Honest Leicester Fan i am gratefull to live a country who is karenless and beautifull nature Yes i am an indonesian

[@visualvibes1429]

Indonesia is cousin of India for logback as a hindu religion.. we love u brothers and sisters of Indonesia

[@MrGilang100]

I'm from Indonesia and thank you for the excellent video. Just for information, there is a new commuter rail betweem Yogyakarta and Solo that opened earlier this year.

[@NottinghamForest24]

Love ❤ Indonesia 🇮🇩 🥰🥰 From Russia 🇷🇺 😉😉

[@Celebesdalamkeemasan]

and i like Russia from Indonesia🇮🇩😘🇷🇺

[@ariapinandita9240]

❤❤❤

[@Daven-ck2eo]

You look it. Indonesia bigeerst country and super power in the world salam MAlaysia frindship Indonesia 🇮🇩🇲🇾🇲🇨🇲🇾🇲🇨🇲🇾

[@zjzr08]

I'm mostly amazed on how big it is and yet its system of government is unitary rather than federal - the lengths to make it stable had to be quite great.

[@iamgreat1234]

The secret most of population outside of Java island coming from Java island themselves. Java has twice the population of the entire Russia federation so the government force the people to move out of Java to other island until the natives of the outer Island become minority.

[@zjzr08]

@@iamgreat1234 Based on what I saw I'm not sure exactly if the Javanese are still the majority in some non-Javanese regions, even then I think them forgoing Javanese as an L1 language over Indonesian Malay may also be a key because it would be a "foreign langauge" as with everyone.

[@MrAizatazmi]

The secret ingredient is transmigration

[@anindrapratama]

once we got federal system, part of the Dutch Agenda tho and not many like it

[@ilhamdihafiz6968]

@@iamgreat1234 That's the case during New Order regime. However, nowadays most of Javanese who do transmigrate usually would assimilate into local culture, adapting their language and even “going native” themselves.

[@marsgal42]

I looked up what the little extra piece is on East Timor's border. An exclave called Oecusse, with special status in East Timor.

[@brontewcat]

Yes. I worked as a volunteer in Timor Leste for a while. A couple of times I had to travel to the office in Oecusse. This meant taking my passport for the one hour or so transiting Indonesia. However, I think the West Timorese have more in common with the East Timorese than they do with the people on Java.

[@andreas2042]

@@brontewcat Isnt that obvious ?

[@OMGWTFBBQ1902]

Hopefully no one was using Indonesian language in this video

[@obama1570]

someone just did a hour ago

[@St-fr2kv]

Apa emang

[@obama1570]

@@St-fr2kv because they probably will post an overproud comment or annoyin shit

[@MuhammadYogiHidayatullah]

I think is the chance is really low making an Indonesia video and it got popular or pretty popular an not get someone from Indonesia that using text with Indonesia language. I think the reason they do this maybe because they understand English but they not good enough to speak or making correct English text or there are someone from Indonesia that don't know English using Indonesia subtitle if available or translate using Google translate

[@MuhammadYogiHidayatullah]

@@obama1570 i think they do this because maybe is so rare people outside Indonesia talk about Indonesia people or the country it self or maybe because Indonesia is fourth most populasion country in the world so there are so many overproud or other comment from Indonesia people

[@flannel_punk]

thank god my country's islands are much closer to each other (the Philippines)

[@ragman6035]

Imagine Going from one island to another feels like u are Going to Overseas country

[@andriwahyudani1302]

Yeah and I keep wondering why youre country development is just the same as ours 😂 I guess we (especially your country) should learn from.Japan

[@krio1267]

*laughs in two parts* from 🇲🇾 xd love indonesia

[@flannel_punk]

@@ragman6035 Haha for real. At least our country's 3 major regions will be connected by bridges soon. You can't do the same with Indonesia 😅😆 their geography is so widespread

[@flannel_punk]

@@krio1267 Haha I hope I can visit there soon

[@cornflower_eye]

List of Islands:Sumatra,Java,Borneo (Kalimantan),Sulawesi,New Guinea (Papua), Timor,Bunaken,Weh,Sebatik,Nunukan,Tidore,Ternate,Ambon,Seram,Laut,Sumbawa,Samosir,Sumba,Rinca,Komodo,Bali,Nusa Penida,Yapen,Yos Sudarso,Karimun Jawa,Bangka,Belitung,Krakatau,Kep.Aru,Bintan,Natuna Besar,Halmahera,Rote,Sawu,Obi,Flores,Semau,Maya,Telukan,Karimata,Serutu,Bawal,Gelam,Bunyu,Tarakan,Padangtikar,Selayar,Buton,Muna,Wowoni,Manui,Bahubulu,Labengke,Kayuadi,Bonerate,Kaloatoa,Kalao,Tanah Jampea,Taliabu,Sulabesi,Obilatu,Bacan,Kasiruta,Buru,Manipa,Ambelau,Boano,Haruku,Nusa Laut,Saparua,Geser,Banda,Gunungapi,Lontap,Banda,Salawati,Misool,Batanta,Waigeo,Biak,Miosnum,Numfor,Supiori,KobrorKep.Kai,Kur,Walir,Tioor,Kaimeer,Manawoka,Gorong,Yamdena,Selaru,Ralat,Fordate,Molu,Selu,Sea,Unauna,Togian,Batudaka,Poat,Waleabahi,Serasan,Subi,Panjang,Jemaja,Tarempa,Mubur,Raibu,Batam,Rempang,Sugi,Buaya,Lingga,Bakong,Singkep,Combol,Kundur,Bulan,Kelapa Jernih,Karimun,Pengibu,Letung,Natuna Utara,Midai,Tokongpiramida,Timau,Mesanak,Temiyang,Sebangka,Bakong,Bakung,Bemgkalis,Padang,Rangsang,Rupat,Tebing Tinggi,Penyeler,Durian,Pinangseribu,pejantan,Tambelan Besar,Sebesi,Madura,Rakata,Rakata Kecil,Legundi,Tabuan,Sebuku,Baso,Niur,Enggano,Nias,Pini,Pojo,Tanahmasa,Telo,Tanahbala,Mursala,Reusam,Tuangku,Bangkuru,Babi,Simeulue,Penasi,Breueh,Ujungbatu,Pagai Utara,Pagai Selatan,Sipora,Siberut,Komoro,Aidum,Adi,Maswaar,Room,Rumberpon,Koafiau,Bantanta,Gam,Trangan,Maikor,Kai Besar,Kai Kecil,Wetar,Romang,Babar,Masela,Leti,Moa,Kisar,Sermata,Yamdena,Selaru,Larat,Selu,Wuliaru,Nila,Serua,Manuk,Damar,Teun,Watubela,Kasui,Kep.Penyu,Kep.Luciapara,Babi,Rusa,Paskah Sejora,etc. Only 9000 islands are named

[@AyedYoutube]

oh god i thought you were copy pasting the whole list of 9000 named islands of indonesia

[@cornflower_eye]

Is it weird If I say this to my own comment "this comment needs more likes"?

[@cornflower_eye]

Btw other fact: West Java is the most populate province in Indonesia.

[@alancharlton7892]

I want to move to Lubuk Basung, North of Padang Sumatera, when I can retire. Love the warm weather & the warmth of the people. Been invited to weddings when visiting friends. Lack of income has meant I haven't been back since December 2011. Miss the place very much. Prefer there than here in South West Sydney. Maybe my friend living next door to Bogor Botanical Gardens can pull a few strings to get me back there soon. I could feed carrots to the kijang in his yard.

[@monetgity3422]

hah, I get you man. spend sometimes near the area, Maninjau and Bukittinggi. its been ten years.

[@gusperi648]

Pai lah kasitu ancak Bana mah Maninjau Jo Bukittinggi saga Bana mah angin Jo sajuak bana

[@happyface96]

Regarding the drinking water sourcing problem in Jakarta they have built an open water reservoir on a neighbouring province to store and process rainwater to drink. The capacity is currently only enough to act as an altermative source, there are plans to expand capacity.

[@ahmadrasikhilmi254]

A very informative, complete n insightful lessons for me as Indonesian.. Thank you🙏🙏🙏 Hiduplah Indonesia Raya..

[@klauserji]

"blessed and cursed at the same time" yes, we're blursed indeed

[@حسن-ع5س8ت]

تحياتي من العراق لأندونيسيا 🇮🇶❤️🇮🇩

[@comradekenobi6908]

Salam

[@حسن-ع5س8ت]

@@comradekenobi6908 وعليكم السلام

[@planescaped]

Indonesia is somewhere I've always wanted to visit. Specifically Sulawesi and Borneo. It's such an intriguing part of the world.

[@sayyiddaffam6822]

Bro as an Indonesian, I've never left my home island (Java). Visiting those islands is also on my bucket list.

[@Cyrogenesis.]

@@sayyiddaffam6822 same, but my first island i want to visit is Bali

[@zeinwahab9986]

as an indonesian born, raised, and lived in east kalimantan/borneo, i only visit java (western to central parts) due to familial ties, and it's only a visit to some city because even java the 'smallest of big island' is huge.. and kalimantan/borneo is massive, beside the east, i only ever goes to the north and south kalimantan. and in east kalimantan itself, i mainly goes to the 'coastal' parts a.k.a the central and eastern parts of the province. because of no railways in kalimantan, traveling on road is tiring, traveling between city by car is ranging from 1 hour, to 3 hours, to 8 hours, to 10-12 hours. and that's only on low traffics condition

[@harukrentz435]

My country's soil is extremely fertile. I remember my late grandpa explaining to me just how fertile our land is by sticking a branch of cassava plant into the soil and wait for 1 week you'll see leaves will grow out of it and yes it did. Problem with Indonesia is that the population is centered into 1 island, Java Island. 141M of 270M lives in Java. That means nearly half whole population lives in a single island smaller than Japan. This why the gov is trying to build infrastructure and move the capital to Kalimantan, Borneo.

[@mosesracal6758]

There is a lot of friction across the islands, Indonesia is such a hotspot for resistance movements that there is actually quite a robust terrorist network around the islands that also allow other resistance fighters to train especially ones coming from the Philippines. The establishment of the security council in ASEAN is supposed to combat these threats by making it an intergovernmental effort but ASEAN is not that robust. Many of its mechanisms rely on "promises" or "goals". Thus the government in Jakarta spends much of the national budget on the military as its the only way it can wrestle control away from resistance fighters as well as to secure its claims on foreign territories especially in Papua. The entire reason why East Kalimantan was chosen as the new site for the nation's capital is to help reassert control in the provinces that are predominantly politically-distant from the power of the central government in Java. With its central location, its hoped to at least make the government rely less on its military and instead more on its bureaucracy.