My FIRST Time in Indonesia 🇮🇩 Jakarta SURPRISED ME

[@timtense]

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[@lynda_k]

Always take care yourself Tim 💕💕

[@ncangakay1406]

Indonesia sudah menjadi bahasa ke 10 di UNESCO mungkin kamu bisa belajar sedikit untuk perjalananmu di Indonesia pasti menyenangkan seperti channel The lost boy mereka menikmati berbahasa Indonesia karena memudahkan mereka berpetualang di Indonesia yang sangat banyak keragaman dan wilayah yang sangat indah dan butuh lebih dari setahun untuk anda menjelajahnya

[@dianach-fl7fw]

He sells the tissue was very cheap, Sometimes it's 20.000 rupiah

[@giannishen]

Thank you for always helping local people and making the world a more beautiful place! I would like to remind you to pay attention to traffic while walking and shooting, safety first! And try to be more familiar with local money, that not only protects you, but also avoids trouble for both sides and confuses your audience! After watching this video, I think that Indonesia is a country worthy of in-depth travel! You did a really great job, thanks a lot for sharing! 👍🥰🙏

[@timtense]

Thank you very much for the support always. The money in Indonesia is very confusing because of the big numbers 🤣

[@giannishen]

@@timtense You are most welcome! And I see, so that is why you have to try to be more familiar with big money, hahaha..... Take good care! Happy travels! 👍🥰🙏

[@Aptx999]

6:35 This is how life works. Who is quick, or clever, or brave, or lucky, or has previllege. So he gets it. !!! There are more than 8 billion people living on earth today. Humans continue to be created, even though the Earth also has limits!!! Some laughed, some cried, some were hungry, some were full. Why do living things continue to exist? Of course, because they continue to be made! At the same time creating these antonyms, to continue to decorate earth; Happy - sad Laugh - cry Full - hungry Life - death Predator - prey In fact, all these antonyms might no longer continue to occur, if all living creatures stopped making substitutes. The earth will be empty. there will be no more of those silly antonyms

[@axm118]

Indonesian are friendly love to talk and smile, especially to foreigner wherever come from just show a good attitude and smile they will adore you. But for seller or bussiness its tricky thing on the street. Have nwonderfull day mr.

[@alanthatsme7304]

Bros letting us experience the world from the comfort of our homes. You dropped this 👑

[@DragoEX]

I just want to say, in Indonesia if it's not a tourist destination city/area, on average most Indonesian people can't speak English. Their 1st language is their respective regional languages and the national language is Indonesian. Very few people can speak English unless they are in offices and shopping malls. Apart from that, you will encounter a lot of culture shocks when you first visit Indonesia. Oh yes, there is a little information, people from the West/non Asian people generally say that stomach aches caused by eating street food in Indonesia are due to food poisoning. Actually that's not the case, because your western stomach is not used to the spices in Indonesian food, we rarely get digestive disorders which westerners call due to bacteria from the food we eat. Your stomach will get used to it after a week of eating various traditional Indonesian foods.

[@ipman3365]

Tim you're are good, humble n kind person..may god continue blessings you where ever you go especially you are now in Indonesia 🙏✌️

[@timtense]

Thank you very much for your kind words

[@ZaraAngello69-ho6eg]

Selamat datang di Indonesia semoga liburan kamu menyenangkan di Indonesia dan semoga sehat selalu 🙏😉

[@jiedonimaulana4437]

Enjoy your trip in jakarta...hope you like it

[@dianach-fl7fw]

Your english accent was not bad to make me comprehend I immediately subcribed your channel

[@302727]

the white krupuk is made of corn starch. with salt and food seasoning

[@ganew-e9g]

Warm welcome to Indonesia, I hope you enjoy staying here

[@fatinnajehah8650]

love your videos ! hi from malaysia

[@KimiKucingCantik]

In the mall,you cant take video using a profesional camera, but you can take video using handphone, which is usually allowed

[@apriyogo123]

Awesome audio quality of your vlog, really enjoy

[@jesica770]

Setau saya mesjid buka 24 jam, kalau mau berwisata juga tidak apa-apa kalau mau masuk dissat orang sholat tidak masalah, harusnya anda tidak usa tanya sama satpam nya tapi langsung masuk aja ke dalam mesjid nya

[@wawanronawan5628]

Thank you for supporting local seller, 10 k for a box of tissue is normal price even for me as local.

[@EllisWR]

Another belter of a series incoming!

[@timtense]

Yes yes mate, let's see how it unfolds 🤙🏻

[@kellmeister2k]

In Indonesia you'll get a long way with a few basic phrases, and if you know how to order food and be polite. People are often very friendly and welcoming. Also, be a little careful with street food, especially things like lettuce and tomatoes. I got a bad case of food poisoning from some lettuce in Bandung. Usually things that have been cooked are okay. Teh-botol is my favorite drink.

[@timtense]

Yeah, I'm trying to learn some basics because English isn't widely spoken here. For streetfood I try to avoid non cooked food. Salads or cold veggies are tricky sometimes. Hope it wasn't too bad for you?

[@ThatDruidDude]

​@@timtensethere is a brand called Norit, it's an activated carbon tablets available in pharmacies or minimart. My go to whenever I got an upset stomach, cures in half a day because the carbon is just what your stomach need to absorb toxin or upsetting substance. Now I have it always when I'm out travelling.

[@Corei3Net]

15:00 Usually we eat kerupuk or cracker with noodle, hot soup or any soupy dish to feel a crunchiness 27:27 also that's not a security, these guy is work for public transport inspection and sometimes assisting the police to control the traffic

[@MARIBERBAGI]

32:57 he is not a tourist, he is a migrant who comes from the province of Sumatra, the largest island in Indonesia. Indonesia consists of 38 provinces and one of them is Sumatra, Jakarta and others. welcome to indonesia bro...Maybe you have seen Indonesia on a very small map, now you can see it as a whole 😁

[@timtense]

Indonesia is huge indeed. So much still to discover. In this trip I'll focus on Java only.

[@Si_nengatcha]

@@timtense if you still in Indonesia you can visit Taman Mini Indonesia Indah, it's basically miniature park of all Indonesia. Eventhough it's called miniature, it's still huge...

[@dawudsajo4446]

Wanita itu bilang dia 4 hari dijakarta, dia itu turis juga ,namanya lokal turis atau dalam bahasa inggris disebut domestic tourist. Kalau migrant itu orang yang menetap dan tinggal lama di suatu daerah. Bedakan antara turis, migran atau transmigran , justru di sumatra banyak pendatang atau transmigran dari jawa yang nyari kerja dan hidup di sumatra

[@shehansamarasinghe3448]

Mate you are a celebrity in Jakarta, everyone wants a selfie with you. Good one.

[@azizuladha8201]

Take care Tim, have a nice trip in Jakarta. Always be vigilant 😉

[@pompomwawa]

in French part of Canada we also say `gratis`it pronounced `gratisss` just like in Indonesia.

[@GoestamarArdibrata]

If you want to understand the History of old city of BATAVIA which was the headquarter of VOC, you can go to "Kota Tua" (old town) and go to Fatahillah museum which was the office of Governor General of VOC

[@nikmatdunia2708]

pemerintah harus bikin undang" orang Lokal kalau Minta foto dengan bule dipenjara lima tahun. budaya Minta foto dengan bule adalah budaya india yang diwarisi orang" Jawa. budaya sampah yang harus dibuang

[@cjdw9696]

Tidak perlu sekeras itu bro., yang penting jaga adab kesopanan dan keramahan saat meminta foto bersama orang asing. Turis asing juga banyak yang senang koq, mereka juga mengerti itu salah satu cara untuk mengakrabkan diri mereka dgn kita. Warga lokal tidak berniat mengganggu para turis koq, mereka itu juga senang negaranya sudah dikunjungi & bersyukur bisa bertemu dgn tamu dari luar negeri..begitu bro. Jika ditolak minta foto bareng turis ya tidak perlu menghujat. Namanya juga orang meminta,,, Bila diberi ya bilang terimakasih & berikan juga senyum manismu.. ya se-simple itu bro.. 😊🙂☺️😉

[@firstlastember8100]

gembel nganggur 🤣

[@gunawanwijaya4570]

30:40 "civic education" is referred to pancasila (might be unique to Indonesia), the studies are quite abstract, but usually based on social norms & diversity within the citizen the goal is to nurture the patriotism & love to the motherland, and yes they're doing a field trip which Indonesian called "studi banding" or "study tour" 38:00 well there's museum in monas but also you could see a 360 view from the top of monument right below the golden flame 41:30 well that's the art of trading on the street, you could say "mahal", "nego" - start haggle using 25% from initial price so 40K ask for 10K from there on you will usually meet at the middle

[@302727]

the serabi Alor is made of rice flour mixed with coconut milk. They using green food colouring or Pandan Juice Sprinkle with chocolate chips.

[@VariusVid]

IN JAKARTA YOU CAN'T SIMPLY SPEAK IN ENGLISH WITH RANDOM PEOPLE, MOSTLY INDONESIAN DONT EVEN UNDERSTAND. BUT DIFFERENT WITH MALAYSIAN 80% CAN SPEAK IN ENGLISH AND YOU CAN EASILY SPEAK EVERYWHERE

[@kikiajj5404]

Yah di Malaysia hebat bahasa Inggris sampe sampe lupa bahasa negara sendiri 😅

[@muhardi8042]

Malaysia bekas di jajah Inggris ya iyalah dan orang Malaysia malu menggunakan bahasa nya sendiri karena kampungan

[@cjdw9696]

Yah..kami bangga dengan Bahasa Indonesia, bahasa negara kami, kami pasti akan menjaganya. Sementara bahasa melayu telah dirusak oleh malaysia, begitu juga bahasa Inggris, dikoyak pula. Malaysia tidak ada rasa bangga/hormat atas bahasa negaranya, tidak heran bila tidak ada jatidiri bangsa disana. Malaysia gemar klaim apapun milik negara lain, karena malaysia itu sejatinya tidak memiliki apapun di dalamnya. Tak perlu jeles, apalagi panas hati melihat kemajuan negara lain. Jangan permalukan negaramu., Santuy aja bro..😊

[@suprisupri5440]

Iyalah bekas negara dikasih inggris kok.indonesia lebih bangga pakai bahasa sendiri dr pada bahasa negara lain...ini banglaysia

[@muhammadsecret8783]

Nope, even taxi drivers, Gojek drivers can understand simple English in Jakarta or any other big cities. Most Indonesian understand simple English since English is taught in Indonesia as second language since Elementary school now, for older generation they learn English since junior highschool

[@ariaantoroatang7720]

Indonesia is the best. I am from Singapore. Tim I want to know the exact location the wagyu you ate..

[@timtense]

Wagyu was in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia in Jalan Alor

[@ariaantoroatang7720]

@@timtense thank you

[@hantugentayangan787]

You must visit EAST JAVA BOROBUDUR TEMPLE WHITE CRATER MOUNT BROMO DIENG TUMPAK SEWU WATERFALL MOUNT IJEN

[@usersfxjee35ft4]

Be happy n welcome sir 👍🏻

[@JERRYJR617]

Hello my friend,,, welcome to jakarta is biggest in Indonesia,,, i recommended you going to mall BSD and PIK,,,, because is very beautifull ,,,, thank you my friend and enjoy in jakarta see you 😊😊😊

[@tiputertipah9664]

In Malaysia and Indonesia letter J is pronounced DJ, so MASJID is pronounced MASDJID not masyid (spanish J)

[@shokola6660]

Farewell Legend! - From Malaysia....

[@timtense]

I'll be back, thanks for being a #truelegendt

[@zainalwajo]

43:25 it is the head office of the Indonesian army

[@BimboxBimbox]

Welcome to Indonesia ❤❤

[@Sergiyuuu]

i love the raw vlogs like this, just wondering arround with your feets, thats so me that loved adventure

[@timtense]

Those are the best adventures!

[@evannave9718]

Sunda kelapa - jayakarta - batavia - Jakarta! Baru tau kalau Belgia juga pernah dijajah belanda

[@steve01ization]

Mungkin kalau dibilang dijajah, gak seperti Indo. Lebih mirip seperti Kesultanan Yogya yang pisah dari Surakarta. Seingatku Belgia sendiri wilayah yang dikuasai bergantian sama kerajaan2 besar disekitarnya (Perancis, Jerman, Spanyol, Belanda) tergantung pemenang perangnya. Boleh cek wiki lagi, mana tau salah akunya wkwkwkwk

[@AngelaErlando9]

He looks so confused when u ask him to pronounce gratis that's so funny lol. Anyway ur exactly right the Dutch came here for a long time and that's how we say GRATIS same as u are

[@anugroho3110]

Inviting foreigners to take photos is weird now in 2023, but It still happen in indonesia

[@yudistirarosadi9959]

Welcom to jkarta indonesia brother

[@mrguezz5919]

did everybody watching this vlog notice how long this video is 1hour 3minutes. that's sick man. welcome to indonesia 😂❤

[@Rahmat-kg4pc]

Visit Beautiful West Sumatera Brother..Much Beautiful Place and Best Cullinary

[@b4W14S]

Tim.. go to TMII (taman mini indonesia indah)

[@bombadt-yt9818]

Perfect ad for this video because when you're in Indonesia you really want to use VPN!

[@timtense]

Yeah, not only in Indonesia but in most countries it's a very handy tool to have! I use it all the time!

[@jillleong9386]

Following from Malaysia to Jakarta Tim.😂Yes a cuppa of cappuccino will work wonders for you at a start to a new day.☕️You did right to get your wallet away from prying eyes.Do be careful though.Wow you seem to be receiving celebrity status there and I believe it's because of the good vibes that you always carry within you.👍Think that gentleman is trying to explain that he's a physical education teacher.🤪Do carry a small little towel with you to keep the sweat away due to the humid climate.Keep safe Tim!🙏💕🇲🇾

[@timtense]

Thanks for following along. Indonesians are very joyful and always ask for pictures. That towel is definitely a good idea because it's so hot here!

[@Wilanstory]

Selamat datang di Jakarta Indonesia dan me😊 nikmati kota Jakar

[@gopalgrg554]

Best wishes from Nepal, safe travels and don't forget to visit Bali brother.

[@timtense]

Thanks bro, I might visit Bali on a next visit. Now I'm focusing on Java island first.

[@hafidzatt]

Welcome to Jakarta

[@denyhermawan1600]

Salam indonesia jawa❤🫰🏻

[@dedysetiawan1156]

Mostly Indonesian people are innocent, the problem is the language. So if you have longer time in here, you should learn Indonesia bahasa or local language. Take care and have a good time.

[@earlyih6014]

The green pancake looks likes, called 'kue ape' kue=cake/cookie/snack. Usually the color and smell identify as made of 'pandan' leaves. Although now most of it come from artificial color and essence.

[@vosquality]

that napkins price less than 1 $ in dept store and 10 rb rupiah is still acceptable not to expensive, you're so generous, keep going

[@andrianbahrisiregar]

Selamat datung juga bos :)

[@bramsantoso1797]

The Green colour of Serabi is because it is made from Pandan leaf (tropical plant ,native to Southeast Asia) ................

[@kebunbukuhijau]

Terima kasih Pak Tim ..

[@Assya435]

He sell the tissue in normal price, "sepuluh ribu" mean ten thousand (rupiah)

[@marcellotenarta5233]

The word 'paroki' that you read actually means 'parish', it is not the name of the cathedral. I'm sure Dutch also uses the same word right?

[@haryono8723]

hari minggu pagi anda harus mencoba ikut jogging di car free day bro di Bundaran HI, banyak jajanan makanan, banyak orang berkumpul .,👌 oh ya, kalo di indonesia biasakan berjalan di sebelah kiri jalan, biar tidak melawan arah😂,

[@galihgumilar2347]

Delicious = Enak. (Indonesia) Delicious = Sedap (Malaysia)

[@IwanGkan007]

Awesome dude......

[@akaswaru4118]

Mantappp bang,,salam sehat bang

[@latifahibrahim6505]

Hai Tim 😊 enjoy Ur trips at the Indonesia and stay safe..

[@timtense]

Thanks, I will stay safe!

[@sitikhotimah9618]

Cool: dingin

[@AngelaErlando9]

even ur not a moslem but u can go to inside the mosque just for visiting and recording some vlog and there will be a tour guide right there, no worries we live in peacefully and respect each other religions

[@NikoEtaBahagia]

Gratis also means FREE in bahasa (Indonesian language) 😅

[@RizkyMuhammadNanda-ux3ji]

Untuk tisu dengan harga 10 k ( itu masih harga normal ) dan untuk bajaj 30 k yeah masih dibilang normal juga lah ( walaupun terbilang dekat dengan naik bajaj setidaknya membuat waktu anda semakin cepat ke mosque Istiqlal dari pada harus berjalan kaki )

[@dasensonadv]

The Keropok is normally eaten with rice (broke it into small pieces and mix with rice OR just eat it alternatively with rice)

[@timtense]

Oh really? I didn't know, I thought it was like a snack 😂

[@ArwanAziz]

Lol😂😂gratis banyak orang indo yang g tau kalo kata tersebut serapan dari kata asing

[@JackSitanggang-nk3of]

Tourist price bro ,, but thank you for supporting him

[@f4u21ramon8]

I'm sorry majority indonesian people cannot speak english 🙏, But in bali many people can speak english

[@tiputertipah9664]

Hi Tim, i think u need some edforts to distinguish letter V and F in Indonesia. To the foreigners' ears both letters sound identical when pronunce by Indonesians. -- im Malaysian tho

[@sandechoir]

Jakarta Very hot and enjoy your time In Jakarta

[@sepwanhelpismychannel4766]

The tuktuk price is very expensive..usualy 10 000 rupiah.

[@รัชนกวิเศษวิสัย]

❤

[@bumblebee5442]

Fantastic

[@ishan3947]

lots of Indian influence can be found in Indonesia even today. The name Indonesia means "Indian islands". picture of Lord Ganesha, one of the most popular deity in India was inscribed on the 20,000 rupiah note of Indonesia. Indian currency also called Rupiah in Hindi. Indonesian Airlines is called Garuda which is an Indian deity. lots of ancient Hindu and Buddhist temples getting unearthed in Indonesia. Bali is an Indian name. Bali has 87% Hindu population. In past whole Indonesia was Hindu but now Hindus are left in Bali only.

[@wahyuukrs9851]

Not totally right, Hindus are not just in Bali but they are spread across in Indonesia because of transmigration in Soeharto's era

[@puynotwork]

Come to Semarang

[@santoyu7547]

That is true the uniform is for boyscout, thats their uniform once a week

[@yudi1052]

12:19 you try kue ape or ape cake.. the green was a pandan flavour with choco sprinklie

[@timtense]

It was delicious 😋

[@mohammadadriansyah1430]

Assalamualaikum saya dari Indonesia perkenalkan nama saya Andri salam kenal❤❤❤🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@santoyu7547]

Civic education is like citizenship education, but more narrower, and civil engineering is far too different, it is the tehcnical aspect to build bridge, building etc

[@NikoEtaBahagia]

Saya baru tau kalau PKN disebut civic Ed, Pak. Saya kira tadi gurunya salah mau nyebut physics 😅 Jadi nambah pengetahuan baru

[@tilizaaty363]

I and Hatta Dolmat will go to Jakarta, Bali, Philippines

[@timtense]

Who is Hatta Dolmat? Enjoy your trip!

[@yasirmansor6555]

I have been here MONAS in 2012. They said they built from gold

[@timtense]

Oh really? It's huge!

[@wahyuukrs9851]

Yup the fire on the tip on Monas was made from bronze and coated with gold

[@hafizhafiz4497]

Bahasa Indonesia & Bahasa Malaysia are one language but with different slangs depend on the areas

[@timtense]

Yeah, lots of similarities indeed

[@rastapoenya7669]

No Malay malon languange very different compare to bahasa indonesia😂 Malay languange like a village languange in indonesia, other wise bahasa Indonesia become international languange n recognise by unesco😂😂😂

[@andinuno9256]

@hafizhafiz4497 Bhs malaysia atau bhs melayu???

[@IDMarketer]

Is there any language named Bahasa Malaysia? If you say Bahasa Melayu it makes sense. Listen buddy, why we watched upin ipin with subtitles if both languages is the same? Bahasa indonesia and bahasa melayu are two different things, Bahasa Indonesia is Indonesian national Language born in 1928 on indonesian historical event of "Sumpah Pemuda" Bahasa Indonesia now already declared as 10th official language in UNESCO General Converence. On the other hand, Bahasa melayu is one of hundreds traditional language in indonesia (and part of national languages in some countries too) which is indonesia language rooted from. And it is not listed yet as official language for Unesco General Converence. I hope you understand my friend

[@ZaraAngello69-ho6eg]

Language Malay is very different from Indonesian because Indonesian is an international language according to UNESCO 🇮🇩

[@sukandigunawan207]

That is the character of Indonesian people, if you are good we will be better Tim. There are also tourists who are not good, I suggest you be careful with that behavior. Indonesian people could be meaner to him. Then fine, fine 👍🙏

[@ademisbah7363]

Thank you Mr. Sudah membeli tisu ❤

[@cardovainfo1025]

Very nice video 🎉🎉🎉

[@bumblebee5442]

welcome to hello mr country

[@santoyu7547]

Japan, Indonesia, very small amount of people use english, use our language only

[@dedemulyadikurniawan6718]

Try jakarta's food... Like gado-gado, ketorak, siomay, and many more!! Very cheap in a street!! Enjoy jakarta sir 😁

[@ASOPYAN914]

Welcome bro ❤

[@istribulee]

Go to SCBD, Mega kuningan.............take the fast train jakarta bandung

[@mthr17cj]

@timtense Google translate could avoid misunderstanding. Cellphone calculator could help you with ubderstanding prices. I don't understand why foreigner KZbinrs visiting Indonesia seem prefer to waste time to misunderstand thing. English is not our native language! 13:05 Another word of delicious is "enak". That guy literally said it before you asked what is "delicious" in English.

[@melovetv]

you and the bajai (tuktuk) driver agree on the price of 30k you give 100k but you get 30k back, it should be 70k The importance of knowing the value of the money of the country you are visiting... it's actually easy 100k - 30k = 70k (the change you must receive)

[@tomi1455]

Bruh you blind or something..? He gave him 50k first then he went to the other Lady to changes money and give him another 20k. So 70k in total.

[@melovetv]

My bad Maybe too much skip 🙃🙃🙃🙃

[@RizkyMuhammadNanda-ux3ji]

Kau bodoh atau gimana ya ?? Jangan suka mengejuide orang lain sebelum anda melihatnya secara detail lol !!! Supir bajaj itu telah memberikan 50 k sebelum memberikan lagi 20 k jadi disini anda sudah mengerti ?????

[@rizkiialdii2660]

no no no don’t bajai

[@kilanspeaks]

30:43 Civics is something like maatschappijleer or burgerschapsonderwijs in Dutch, it’s an important subject for Indonesians. I assume this is an old video what with the Armed Forces’ anniversary event, so I’m sure by now you’ve realized that attempting to speak in Dutch with us is useless 😂 We do have many Dutch loan words, but they’re not pronounced the Dutch way because we’ve developed our own spelling after our independence. For example, our “gratis” doesn’t sound like the Dutch “gratis”. Instead, it sounds like the Spanish/Italian/Portuguese “gratis”. In fact, you’d have a better chance of pronouncing our words better with German spelling than Dutch. I assume you speak German as well since you’re from Belgium.

[@farieddrianfariedadrian4675]

Don't forget pulau seribu🏝

[@anugroho3110]

the price of the tissue is very normal

[@reyradika506]

Beli krupuk doank. Sir? 😅

[@bug_on_internet]

I've been watching your videos since vlogging in Peru. now you are in Indonesia, my country. welcome 👏🤗 here are Indonesian words: teman: friends halo/hi : hello selamat pagi: good morning selamat siang: good evening selamat sore: good afternoon selamat malam: good night siapa nama mu?: what is your name? nama saya : my name is . . . kamu berasal dari mana/ kamu dari mana?: where are you from? saya dari Belgia : i am from Belgium ini apa?: what is this? berapa harganya? : how much is it? ini di mana?: where is this? enak: very delicious/taste ayo: lets go gratis: for free kopi: coffee susu: milk teh: tea daging : meat ikan: fish daging ayam: chicken daging sapi: beef daging babi: pork keju: cheese pedas: spicy asin: salty manis : sweet terima kasih: thank you sama-sama: you're welcome da da / sampai jumpa: see you again

[@timtense]

Thanks for all these words. And also thanks for following my channel so long already, you're one of the early subscribers!

[@bug_on_internet]

​​​@@timtense : oke brother. Tim, sorry if my country a little bit messy. especially for those beggars who keep asking for money. i know you are very kind person but dont give them free money. also those people who asking for picture, it might be disturbed you. indonesia is one of developing country which there in Southeast Asia, So there's still a lot things that we have to fix like transportation facilities, road construction, less education, poverty and reducing unemployment. only 40% of Indonesians can speak English, so you definitely will get language barrier during your trip. i hope you can enjoy your trip in my country, enjoy the vibes and foods. anyway there will be many unexpected things also common things in indonesia that you have never seen before in another country , stay safe 👍