Americans React To Geography Now! Indonesia

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[@RNTV]

Thank you for watching our reaction to Geography Now!'s insightful episode on Indonesia! Did you learn something new about Indonesia's diverse landscapes, cultures, and history? If you enjoyed discovering Indonesia with us, please give this video a thumbs up, subscribe to our channel, and share in the comments which country you'd like us to explore next. Support Geography Now by Subscribing to their channel: www.youtube.com/@GeographyNow Check out more of our Cultural Reactions here: kzbin.info/aero/PL18AGvPniobNqVS-n8_qKfBhm32-rv_BA&si=qqIoLZpNhNt6aO_i Let's continue to broaden our horizons and learn more about the world together, friends!

[@kiaa1229]

how this comment are 3 day ago while the video just up a couple hours ago?

[@dimorahon]

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[@MrMoreno133]

were the most bigest muslim population in the world but were difference from arab bcause were looks like secular that were half west half east thats why if u r coming to indonesia were so difference and thats no difference from fashion,architecture etc with west and were still using our local culture philosophy even in life and religion so were not same as arab...

[@cs_vifsemarang8544]

Soon..Jakarta is no longer Indonesian Capital City

[@ahmadagus5282]

Next react to "why is indonesia always erupting" please😢 By the way I like your reaction guys,,I'm from east java btw😊

[@hairulag5833]

Thank you for react to geography now indonesia🇮🇩🙏❤️ fun fact: indonesia is 287.7 million population in 2024 once again thank you RNTV for react to geography now indonesia 🇮🇩🙏❤️

[@hamdtutorial]

2024 = 279 million broo

[@hairulag5833]

@@hamdtutorial yes that what i mean?

[@sayatata3314]

You guys gonna love the lost boys channel, three foreigners who love and respect Indonesia. They travel around Indonesia by motorcycles and interact with the locals, and learn about Indonesian culture.😊

[@budweiser3916]

Terima kasih sudah react geografi INDONESIA 🙏👍❤️🇮🇩

[@IrineoSalazarMunich]

Indonesians are the distant cousins of Filipinos who also have lots of great singers like Anggun who is internationally successful since the late 90s or Voice of Germany 2019 winner Claudia Emanuela Santoso who like Morissette is a tiny person with a giant voice. And yes a lot of Indonesians live in Holland and a lot of ingredients for Asian food are imported to Europe by Dutch firms and some of the best Nasi goreng is in Amsterdam. Magellan who landed in the Philippines in 1521 was actually trying to get to the Moluccas, the Spice Islands where the Portuguese traded with local Sultans - he just got blown a few thousand miles up North crossing the Pacific with very basic navigation. Those islands later became Dutch and finally Indonesian. They say the inhabitants of Sulawesi are the most similar to Filipinos but I don't really know I NEVER have been to Indonesia.

[@larrypoticar2828]

It's actually not that distant a lot of Mindanaons speak Bahasa including my mother, sadly I never learned

[@DiniKusuma]

Always love this video 😁👍 not 100% accurate, but decent enough to know deeper about Indonesia 👍 Ty so much Mike n Jess for ure fun, thoughtful oppinion, great video as always. Blessings ❤️ btw about the religion register ... basically Indonesia recognizes these religions as its official/national religion - meaning, all of them have equal status in the constitution - Indonesia is a religious country (so it's not secular) but the law and constitution isn't based on one particular religion. It's not islam country, christian country, hindu country and so on ... but the law/constitution still uses 'universal' rule of each religion

[@arenaling]

Also for religion register, is also it helps you when you need specific actifities or accomodation for you religion. because Indonesia is religious country then we have to protect and give facilities according to our religion. Other than 6 registered religion then you won't be get any religion protection, it is not breaking the law but you know if there are no religion protection you need very carefully to do your religious activities.

[@user-yb4xz6xc8b]

Indonesia is most diverse county wit 280M ppl and 720 language, 18.000 islands and so many strange goings on in there......... Not conceited bt I'd say no county as unique as Indonesia in these terms,, I also already checked many countries bt yea Indonesia is really unique and different........esp in those terms of uniqueness, that's why although we away from the country, we will always miss the country..... anyway great and fun reaction, you all hv a great day

[@piQoINDONESIA347]

Terimakasih banyak sudah reaction geografi My Country

[@iipdharmawan7859]

Thanks Mike and Jess...Hope you will visit beautiful Indonesia with your children someday ya...Peace n love from Indonesia🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩❤️❤️❤️✌️✌️✌️

[@maoelanaronny]

Sepertinya ini video lama & banyak informasi yang kurang akurat karena waktu semuanya bisa berubah, wonderful Indonesia 🇮🇩

[@gowiththeflow3977]

Terutana di bagian narator berbicara ttg papua.. itu keterlaluan. si narator itu berbicara bukan ttg papua sbg bagian Indonesia, tapi dikuasai Indonesia (lebih ke negatif). Sayangnya kebanyakan gk pd ngeh..

[@S.Zainudin]

Iya emang sudah sangat lama video itu,di video di sebut kan 34 provinsi dan sekarang ini Indonesia sudah memiliki 38 provinsi.

[@My_dad_inggris]

Terimakasih Thank you 🇮🇩 I from indonesia 🤗

[@Sila_cute573]

Thanks to suffer Indonesia i from Indonesia Terima kasih🙏💕

[@justhamz8992]

I like your reaction just like all your other videos are always lit and keep us hooked! Thanks a ton for taking the time to react to that video! just let us know when you're coming to indonesia 🇮🇩 ❤

[@budiharto942]

Register religion for married document, death ceremony cemetery, and the first reason why is to replicate the pancasila number one law "believe on God"

[@indracandra4695]

Reaksi video WASEEM WAY terbaru... Mantap bro

[@indainda6344]

Thank you so much for your Reaction

[@jimmyamatrais317]

Yes there are alot of Indonesian people live outside Indonesia just like me.When the Netherlands colonised Indonesia,they brought alot of Indonesians from Java to Suriname,to work there like my granparents.Suriname is in South America.Most of them didnt have the money to go back home so they stayed.And Im the third generation in Suriname and I still speaks 3 Indonesian languages like Javanese,Kromo Inggil and a little bit of Bahasa Indonesia.And I speak also Dutch because we were colonised by the Netherlands and I also speak Sranang Tongo (Suriname language) because I live here..Thank you for the reaction guys.I also wanna visit the place where my ancesters came from

[@ronikwijayanti6505]

Hai salam dari Indonesia

[@abizeintama1352]

Ayo datang ke Indonesia ...banyak hal yang luar biasa dapat anda temui❤❤😂

[@HarryChandraPorter]

Indonesia's land area is 1.905 million km2, has almost 18,000 islands with the 5 largest islands namely Kalimantan, Papua, Sumatra, Sulawesi & Java. Then the number of active volcanoes is approximately 400, but those that are truly active & have erupted several times in the last decade are approximately 7 volcanoes with the number of fatalities due to volcanic eruptions reaching hundreds of people, the most are on the island of Java, followed by the island of Sumatra. Such as the eruption of Mount Merapi, Mount Kelud & Mount Bromo on the island of Java. Then there was the eruption of Mount Sinabung & Mount Marapi on the island of Sumatra. Then about the series of earthquakes that are experienced every day in Indonesia, the man who acts funny in the video describes as if it happens throughout Indonesia and causes damage to infrastructure and casualties every day every time an earthquake occurs, what's the hack? 😱 Even on the island of Kalimantan, the largest island in Indonesia, earthquakes are very rare, it could even be said that there has never been any news of an earthquake there, whether on the smallest scale or the largest scale, be it tectonic earthquakes or volcanic earthquakes, then on the island of Kalimantan it is also very high. There are very few volcanoes, it's true, there is a famous volcano there called the Kinabalu volcano, but it is in Malaysian territory. What is presented by the man who pretends to be funny in the video really needs to be looked at in detail, because he himself has only come to Indonesia once and I'm sure he only visited for a short time, but there are not many places he has explored in Indonesia. In conclusion, what he conveyed was not just the cover in detail, so the impression is that the Indonesian region is really scary to visit because of the terror of earthquakes & volcanic eruptions every day so that it makes both of you feel very afraid hearing it & it seems like it will change your mindset about the region. Indonesia is very unsafe to be used as a tourist destination because of these two factors. 😂 This is similar to the terror of hurricanes in the US every year, will the threat of natural disaster terror change people's mindsets to think a hundred times about visiting & traveling to the United States? Of course not, the same goes for Indonesia, this will not have a significant effect on the interest of foreign tourists in visiting and traveling to Indonesia. On the contrary, every day, every week, every month and every year the number of foreign tourists coming to Indonesia is increasing sharply.

[@muchamadadchan4941]

If you are Americans, maybe you can imagine Indonesia is Hawaii but hundred times bigger.

[@natamabatubara4041]

Thank you sister for introducing our country to many people

[@jayfor2]

We love my country Indonesia and we are happy to meet new friends from America,,. ❤😊,, 5:39

[@revyrain]

Java island is not actually that small 02:30. When you see it by the "size" of map, indeed it might be looking quite small, but don't get fooled. It's just a matter of adjusted perception. Since the Earth is round (globe-shape) but maps are flat, so anything close to the Equator line would looks smaller in maps vs the reality. Java island territory itself has a total land size of 128,297 km², which is already larger than the whole Portugal (92,152 km²), about similar to Greece (131,957 km²), and half of Italy (302,073 km²). And no, if you think Taiwan is somewhat close, no. It's actually four times larger than Taiwan (36,197 km²). If you've ever came across a website which compare the "actual" size of each country in the world by map (there is one if you googled it, I forgot the name), the total length of Indonesian archipelago from west to east, is actually almost similar to western Europe and UK's length combined.

[@Bangbroer]

I love your reaction.

[@radenekoaviantoro6479]

What a great vibes

[@user-vy3ml8bp7x]

It is so much information, and help some people to know abt indonesia.. so of u wanna know deeply abt indonesia and indonesian , please come and enjoy ur holiday..

[@tattootolle8021]

You are blues man..so great ,thanks for information about indonesia , nusantara as paradise islands in the earth.

[@Bolaceper_]

U guys realy enjoy this reaction and i like 🎉 so much fun here

[@AkuikiWongJowo]

Even though I'm not a subscriber to your channel, I always watch your videos and am very grateful for the positive appreciation you give to our country. Indonesia has so many things that you may not know, such as the reality of civilization and the history of our ancestors. Maybe you would like to watch and react to the video about Mount Padang, there is an ancient pyramid site that is older than the pyramids in Egypt. Many videos about Mount Padang are in English😊

[@user-xs5eq1bz3c]

I from indonesia in Kalimantan , come to Indonesia , thanks Terima kasih sudah memperkenalkan Indonesia kepada dunia

[@Agipratama98]

Toleransi antar agama di Indonesia sangat tinggi,,meskipun berbeda agama dan suku tapi kami satu yaitu Indonesia NKRI HARGA MATI!!!!

[@kdmckskdnfjdksnd]

Sangat tinggi apanya. Pembohong anda. Masih banyak ibadah orang Kristen dibubarkan, harus ijin dan banyak Gereja yg dilarang berdiri. Jadi omong kosong ngomong toleransi. Kemarin masalah Jersey latian timnas yg modelnya pake kalung salib aja dipermasalahkan. Jadi jangan ngomong tinggi, bahwa ada toleransi ada, tapi gak dikit juga intoleransi.

[@langitbiru7249]

Salah satu yang menarik lagi dari Indonesia adalah Indonesia 1 negara tetapi mempunyai 3 zona waktu yaitu wit,wib dan wita. Kami merayakan new year 3x 😅

[@user-lh2gn6qh7j]

The architecture of the temple in Indonesia embraced ancient Indonesia architecture such as punden berundak-the java step pyramid, combined with India. Basically, ancient Indonesia has its own architecture, each province at least owns its own traditional house.

[@Mrsmorrs]

In regards of your question about religions, Indonesia only recognise 6 religions, which means only these 6 religions will be supported by government in terms of national days, religious activities and religious temples/places and the religious status on your ID card. If your religion is not included there, you can choose one of the 6 religions for your ID card.

[@gantirajiva1167]

love... love... love...

[@kiaa1229]

yep basically you couldn't be an "indonesian" citizens so to say, if you aren't in any recognized religion in indonesia.. bcs in indonesia id card, they have "religion" as one of the information applied there...

[@MJockeyRitonga]

Im a Bataknese - Javanese, a Muslim, Living In Medan the capital City of North Sumatera province where The Toba Lake Located

[@daryls31]

Terima kasih❤🇮🇩

[@rinakurnia6084]

The Indonesian state was created and formed by various complex components of difference and we are used to going through it like that

[@S.Zainudin]

Sekarang indonesia berkembang lagi dan menambah provinsinya menjadi 38 provinsi.

[@danipurwanto6807]

Lets come to indonesia guys

[@ributwagiati3424]

terimakasih

[@ethaniskyhilderman7764]

next react to Indonesian short history film "Indonesian War Of Independence Part 3 Village Raid" and learn from it, love from ID❤

[@riyadiyogatama3119]

Dude my shcool ( im indonesian) had a visit from an american peapole (only one) and its was the best day of the whole shcool

[@bewegame]

maybe like just 70% true about that video, other way Indonesia more more beautiful than that. btw thanks for great reaction!

[@anggorostrife012]

That's right, java is small..... that's why we moved the capital to Kalimantan....the big one

[@salasutu6727]

Mungkin kalau bahas keunikan Negara Indonesia tiada habisnya karena mungkin sepanjang sejarah perjalanan hidup kalian tiada waktu untuk berdecak kagum tentang Indonesia. Kemungkinan besar Indonesia porosnya dunia

[@arisimawan213]

Thaks❤❤❤❤

[@user-ud8yu4wd4i]

Wellcome to Indonesia rich county

[@ikiwarno]

Whatever you learn about Indonesia, you're merely scratching the surface. And.. that is also how we feel as Indonesians! Lol. 😂 We learn something new about ourselves everyday!

[@yukarivi5230]

The issue of religious affiliation in Indonesia doesn't necessarily involve explicitly choosing one of the six recognized religions. Instead, it stems from the country's foremost ideology, which underscores the belief in one God for all individuals. Therefore, one either adheres to a specific religion or is classified under "belief in one God."

[@asg.sayagiri3711]

Guys....Religion is mentioned in ID Card therefore is a must to mention one of official Religion there....is a must can not be Empty.....then so important to have one in Indonesia.....

[@mbaylaojr]

Geography Now …👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Episode “Brazil” is Great too…

[@RoyRobert-ck7rt]

Thank you , saya dari Indonesia Papua yg terakhir punjak jaya cartens Piramida salju abadi

[@featherkutz5894]

In Indonesia, your religion should be registered and it will appeared on your natinal ID card. Though Indonesia have 6 official religions, that doesn't mean all local/tribal religious system/beliefs are non-existence (there are people who have their own folk religion/belief). These local/tribal/folk religious beliefs mostly incorporated into some of the official religiois practices in locality, or practiced under the umbrella of those official religions. That is why you will find some very unique religious traditions accross Indonesia. Like in Java, threre are peoole who practiced shamanism, or ethnic religious practices (mixed of Hinduism, Animism, Paganism, Shamanism, even some influenced by Chinese tradition,etc) those practices are incorporated into Islamic or Christian practices on daily basis (They call it Muslim Kejawen or Kristen Kejawen), and in other region they also have their own unique religios practices too. For example muslim or christians though in official religious teaching, people are not allowed for example to visit and pray in graves, offering food or drink to the dead in graves, this kind of thing still practiced by many Indonesian especially on some major religious days, muslims or christians they will visit graves of their family members, clean them, spread flowers with water. In some region they will bring food and drink that the dead used to like when they were alive. This definitely not condone by both Islam or Christian teachings, but these practices are still allowed as they are being assimilated into religious practices. As people also offer prayer based on their official religion prayers in place of chants or make wishes. Asking the dead, medium, ghost believing, supernatural believing are still very much practiced by many Indonesians too inspite of the teachings of official religions contradict those practices. So yes there are 6 official religions in Indonesia that one must registered to, demander by law, but in practices it is a whole different story. So yes Indonesia by statistic have the largest muslims population (registered), that doesn't necessarily means all those people registered as muslims are practicing muslims by its book. And the same goes for christians. The rising numbers of atheists in Indonesia also high basically but because law demanded it, they mosyly registered as having one of those 6 religions that their parents affilated with mostly. These nominal muslims or christians only celebrating relugious holidays or feasts as cultural thing but they do not practice any religious practice at all. So Indonesia have all these kind of beliefs and religious practices that are under the umbrella of the 6 officoal religions. 6 official religions are there for censure basically, and for statistic purpose for the government. But not all of them who registered under one relugion actually practice the religion. I'd say we have many atheists, pagans, animists, dynamists, folk/tribal religious groups, so on too unoffically. Remote tribes mostly have theit tribal beliefs that are not affiliated with any official religion too. Like some remote tribes in Papua.

[@user-po1lm5li2k]

Mantap bro... Salam dari Indonesia🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@AlexBrother-cb5sd]

tehnk you broo.go to indonesia bro

[@yolandaurbahmatuha237]

Yes, it is true that each region has its own language, but we are united by the national language (Indonesian). Each region has 2 language levels, some also have 3 language levels such as Javanese and Sundanese (Respectful language, loma language, rude language). Example in Sundanese 3 level: "You" Indonesian language its "kamu". "You" In smooth Sundanese "anjeun or salira" "You" in loma sundanese "Maneh" (Can only be used to talk to friends or people you already know, cannot be used to talk to older people or people you have just met) "You" in rude sundanese "sia or silaing" (Used when really angry or yelling, but there are several areas in Sunda that use this to talk to peers, It is prohibited to use when talking to new people or older people).

[@himmel2436]

our ancestors were Hindu and animism devotees. before Hindu came in our ancestors embraced animism. This belief sill has strong influence when people started to embraced hindu. Until today the animism belief still has some influence in every religion in Indonesia, e.g. people are still practicing black and white magic in many regions. Nether Islam, nor hindu/budha/catholic/christian teach magic black /white magic, the use of special incense, mystic oil, 7 type of flowers, doll, etc indicate that animism is still strongly ingrained the people's life.

[@vnest504]

Technically Indonesia was more closer to the Soviet Union during the Cold War, not the US. There were also speculations that said the US funded and supported Soeharto, the second president, to depose the first president, Soekarno and replace him as a brutal anti-communist. The first president was very close with the Soviet Union and communism. Also, Indonesia has the Krakatoa Island which has the Krakatoa Volcano. The loudest sound ever recorded was caused by the Krakatoa Volcano on May 20th, 1883. The sound was heard 1300 miles away in the Bay of Bengal. The reason why Indonesians somewhat love or atleast don't hate Japan is because Japan came not as an invasion, but more of a liberation. The Japanese came, although at first they were more brutal than the Dutch, but slowly they became more and more like an ally of Indonesia. They helped prepare the Indonesians to be independent, and even promised to give independence on August 24th, 1945. But, Japan surrendered on August 15th, 1945 by the Emperor so Indonesia proclaimed independence 2 days later. A positive side of the Dutch colonization of Indonesia was the modernization they brought with them. They built roads, buildings, and schools for the indigenous people there. Although, the Dutch came and deprive Indonesians of their valuable natural resources and the people suffers a lot. The schools were first opened only to Europeans and other foreigners. It was soon opened to indigenous people hundreds of years later. The Dutch colonized Indonesia for around 350-360 years. When the Japanese came in 1942, the people cheered for them as they were seen as liberators. The religion Islam or Muslim was speculated to have came from traders. The reason why today Islam is the number one religion is because of how easy it is. During the Hindu-Buddhist Era, to become a Hindu or a Buddhist, you must reach the specific requirements which were very difficult and hard to maintain. A monk or theologist of Hindu must not come into contact with a person on a lower class. If they do, they are stripped of their title as a theologist. This is why Islam was favored more. To become muslim you have to simply say with conviction the shahada (declaration of faith): “La ilaha illa Allah, Muhammadur rasoolu Allah,” one converts to Islam and becomes a Muslim. Because of this simplicity, many people favored Islam.

[@Zahra_t1234]

Registering your religion, is helping for every aspect of your life, goverment serve people based on their religion. Not to discriminate but to facilitate by state. From birth of baby, then marriage basicly vow to God so you have to clear what religion you follow, then last is death, what process cremation or burial is based on the religion. And yes Indonesia is kinda like a religious country, we kinda serious to it, sometimes my christian friend reminder me to pray, and so me to, remind my friend to go sunday school if they lazy. 😅 the most advantage all of that is we have many national holiday. We celebrate every religion as for respect.

[@awalpakaramula6225]

Yes we have to choose one of five religion in Indonesia... And it require to our ID...

[@samakechijowo]

About Orangutan, as Indonesian even I baffled by how Indonesia hasn't make them our other national animal yet... Also, We are now number 2 as the most Muslim, beaten recently by Pakistan

[@noxxturnal]

Talk about the quakes, honestly I experienced more of them in my 7 yrs living in LA than in my hometown Jakarta, Indonesia.

[@nitathamrin1521]

Its always fun watching reactions for 🇮🇩 Geonow 😆. Even us Indonesians are amazed by the facts😅 Registering religion as in its written on our national ID card. I feel here in Indonesia, asking ones religion is not that taboo. Its just that you have the right to practice your religion such as making sure you get the appropriate religion subject taught in your school or receive burial based on what your religion was. An update/correction: Its not just the 6 major religions because we have so many local beliefs based. Though resources for the other religions might be harder to find.

[@shichibukaioliver5466]

Next reaction 10 awesome thing out Indonesia

[@icangkamil]

13:36 i think we are more likely used to believe the spiritual ancestor before any religions came in. and i think the hindu temple could only found in Java and Bali.

[@DINO1974ful]

Please react Provinces of INDONESIA explained from Geography Now channel

[@theglanconer6463]

Yep, Dutchie here, lots of mates from Indonesian/Dutch decent. Trust me they can cook :)

[@Tiaraxsa]

Every tribe has a different language, maybe you can react to the geography now part 2. There are some examples of regional languages there, that's why Indonesia is used to using at least 3 different languages

[@abdhilahascarudin7451]

Honestly so many thinks that is already change, about anything maybe, even our capital city is going to be move to Nusantara, Kalimantan island(Borneo)

[@syahriramadhan9007]

We are the "Bhinneka Tunggal Ika" means Unity in Diversity

[@ricardomichael10]

yes everybody have to registered in one of those 6 religion, if you're not from any of those, you have to choose the closest teaching of your religion, or if you have not or non of it close at all, just choose what you know better. The function of it is for the religion holiday, so when you're working, your company will let you have your holiday (beside the national holiday), and also for the holiday allowance money. And also people has said it, if (knock the wood) you're got an accident on the street and can't find your family or relatives, so they can't inform them, they'll look into your ID card, and then they'll do the burial thing by your religion.

[@abdhilahascarudin7451]

I think they have to update every several years for some countries that they already made

[@joemasetyono4968]

Thank you reaction Indonesia geografi next TLB (THE LOST BOYS) YOU TUBE CHANNEL EXPLORER INDONESIA

[@mashanns5426]

NEXT react DJ DESA "BEAUTIFUL and DJ WISNU SANTIKA " CARTEL"

[@pani4627]

Now Indonesia has 38 province

[@alfianmelodic]

Can i suggest you some video? actually the explanation more good and detail enough.

[@motoholicer]

You need to react one of famous people that mentioned in this video RICH BRIAN " YELLOW " he went viral when he was 16 learned english from youtube and Rap Song His first single is " Dat Stik " Now he become famous Rapper

[@Advent2gep40]

Imagine 4th population in the world, 17000 islands that stretches like from London to Tehran, which is longer than the continental US from east to west, and they have been successfully having single-payer healthcare. Yet the richest country in the world keeps arguing that we can't do it because we're to big. We're third in population, only one above them, we don't have 17000 islands that create logistical and governance nightmare, our east to west is not as spread out as Tehran to London, and our GDP is way bigger than Indonesia, yet they can have single-payer healthcare, while we can't. Make it make sense.

[@indracandra4695]

Bro.... Reaksi lagu daerah bersama NOVIA BAHMID... SONIA AND MARGARET. ❤❤❤❤

[@tonyblairs1888]

The earthquake just happen not long ago in Surabaya

[@user-lu6qm7uv9j]

Di kedalaman laut jawa di percaya tempat tenggelam nya perdaban atlantik yang hilang yang pernah di ceritakan oleh Plato

[@brightlight6887]

Indonesia is a country like the USA but with majority muslims NKRI (united states of Indonesia)

[@dimorahon]

Atlantis : The Lost Continent Finally Found (The Definitive Localization Of Plato's Lost Civilization) Indonesia Ternyata Tempat Lahir Peradaban Dunia. After thousands of years, so many of us still search for the answer to the mystery of Atlantis. From time to time, archaeologists and historians locate evidence. There have been many locations proposed for the location of Atlantis. Ever since the first recorded history of Atlantis, written by the Greek philosopher Plato over 2,300 years ago, debate has raged as to whether or not Atlantis ever really existed. The existence of Atlantis is supported by the fact that it is described in great details by Plato In additions, various conditions, events and goods unknown to Plato are also described in detailed and lengthy words. The recent knowledge of late glacial and postglacial sea level rise and land subsidence that occurred almost precisely at the time described by Plato also becomes strong evidence to the truth of the story. Plato describes the Atlantis from point of views of geography, climate, plain layout, city layout, river and channel hydraulics, produces, social structure, customs, mythology and its destruction in details including their dimensions and orientations. These become the subjects of the author to hypothesize that the lost city of Atlantis is in Java Sea.

[@nurhanaprinting9444]

Citing the 2023/2024 edition of the State of the Global Islamic Economy (SGIE) report, HDC said Malaysia secured first place in Islamic finance, halal food, and media and recreation, coupled with a commendable second-place ranking in “modest fashion”, third spot in pharmaceuticals and fifth in tourism.

[@drg598]

Yes balinese architecture is actually inspired by hinduism

[@salasutu6727]

Mungkin kalau bahas keunikan Indonesia tiada habisnya

[@gambarlawas]

"Sumatra" sounds like ancient & exotic 😂

[@fahriextraordinary]

I'm not sure whether to be happy or sad about the way he described Indonesia, like the ex who's super attractive but almost killed you a few times. But that’s really true

[@Vendrix86]

more GN reactions please!

[@yafiyanuarekasatria6181]

u must react to Indonesia province division

[@flamingheartchannel7892]

Are you gonna react NSYNC's surprise performance in LA and their new song 'Paradise'??

[@sigitpurnomo7403]

Unity in deversity

[@iamthebigbilly]

Please react to "The Unusual Love Story of INDONESIA's President " by Pandum. It's a really inspiring story!

[@alfianmelodic]

Yes, you have to register your ID... you can choose what you like just for administration stuff. actually we add one more religion from local place. so if the religion big enough, we've got more holiday and everyone happy. 😂

[@adityaanastomi9834]

You should watch “indonesia explained”

[@ArvySan]

Yeah mostly because of our religion. We tend not to hold grudge of what happened in the past, forgive them and move on from it. And that's why I am very confused when I saw for example some Korean (South) still hold grudges with Japanese even after soo many years, it appears that their family told their kids to not be friend with Japanese people, soo yeah that grudge are still passed down to their future generations.

[@mpumahfudin2395]

Burung garuda lambang indonesia

[@BinoChristanto]

5:58 Jess laughing and Mike smirks needs an explanation 😅😅