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what are the positive and negative impact of western culture to Indonesia culture
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Indonesia has so many cultures: 300 distinct native ethnicities, and 742 languages and dialects.
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That is because Indonesia is pretty much one of Southeast Asia's most diverse countries. If not, then probably Southeast Asia's MOST diverse country. There is no such thing as "ethnic Indonesian" or "Indonesian culture". Indonesian culture differs from region to region. In central Indonesia, you'll find a lot of Malay culture. In eastern Indonesia, you'll find a mix of Hawaiian-like culture. In Java, Sumatra and Bali the countryside is really beautiful and a rich Hindu culture thrives here. You can also find a lot of ancient Buddhist and Hindu temples in Indonesia like Borobadur.
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CULTURE & PEOPLE
Indonesia's is one of Southeast Asia's most diverse countries. The term "Indonesian" is not an ethnicity, but rather a nationality. Indonesia is known for its diverse culture. Although most of Indonesian culture is Malay culture but Javanese, Pelambangese, Timorese, Balinese and other cultures thrive in this archipelago of more than 100,000 islands. Also, nearly all of 100% of Indonesia's population speaks Indonesian, or "Bahasa Indonesia", the Indonesian form of the Malay language. Although Indonesia is a Muslim country, but the Hindu and Buddhist cultures make this country stand out. Not to mention, the humungous ancient Buddhist and Hindu temples that are all around Indonesia.
POWERFUL ARMY
Indonesia is also a world military superpower, one of Asia's and the world's most powerful militaries. Indonesia and Malaysia, are both military superpowers in Southeast Asia.
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The term "Belanda" in Indonesian culture historically refers to the Dutch colonial rulers who controlled Indonesia for over 300 years. It symbolizes a period of colonization, exploitation, and resistance that has shaped Indonesia's history and identity.
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Indonesian culture is a melting pot. Most of the background that we come to know as Indonesian, is of Malay background; of Malay stock. The national language of Indonesia is the Indonesian language, which is Malay language. But ethnic Malays are only a big but minority population in Indonesia. Other melting pot cultures that have contributed to Indonesian culture are Chinese, Indian, Arab, Hindu, Javanese and Balinese culture. Especially Balinese culture which is very distinct from the usualy Malay background of most Indonesians. Don't forget that Indonesia is one of Southeast Asia's most diverse and indegenous countries.
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Indonesia is a Pacific nation made up of 17,000 islands, including Bali. It is the largest archipelago in the world and is known for its diverse culture, beautiful beaches, and rich biodiversity.
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Anisatun Muti'ah has written:
'Harmonisasi agama dan budaya di Indonesia' -- subject(s): Religion and culture, Religion, Religious life and customs, Islam and culture
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Malay culture, refers to the cultures of the ethnic Malays and countries that are of Malay background. Like Indonesia, Malaysia and Brunei who's national cultures are of Malay background. Even though ethnic Malays only form a minority but large population in Indonesia. According to Malaysian context, Malay culture includes professing the Islamic faith and speaking the Malay language. Malays have a diverse culture like those living in Indonesia. They have a mix of Javanese influence. The Malay style of governing is an Islamic theocracy, meaning Christians and Hindus are not able to take part in political office. Brunei's leader is a "sultan", which is of Arab and Islamic tradition.
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The Sundanese people primarily reside in Indonesia, specifically in the province of West Java. Sundanese is one of the largest ethnic groups in Indonesia and they have a distinct culture, language, and traditions that set them apart from other groups in the country.
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Indonesia. But that's one country..because Indonesia is a country......if you are asking about the Malay Archipelago then it would be Indonesia, Philippines, Malaysia, East Timor and Brunei.
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The Aborigines are said to have migrated form Indonesia or southeast Asia. Today the Aborigines are living in Australia but their sacred culture is dying out.
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The most syncretic forms of Islam can be found in north central Africa and Indonesia.
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Countries grouped with southeast Asia include Indonesia, Cambodia, Vietnam, Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand.
Note that Australia is not grouped with Southeast Asia.
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Indonesia is often referred to as the "bowl of rice" due to its status as one of the largest producers and consumers of rice in the world. The staple food of the majority of the population in Indonesia is rice, and it plays a central role in their cuisine and culture.
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Indonesia doesn't have any national food because it has a lot of food to try. Indonesian food varies depending on the local culture and location. Just so u know, Indonesia is a big multicultural country.
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Sulistijo. has written:
'Potensi dan usaha pengembangan budidaya perairan di Indonesia' -- subject(s): Aquaculture, Fish-culture
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Indonesia's official name is republic of Indonesia
Or as the Indonesians say: Republik Indonesia
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Jakarta is the capital of Indonesia.
Jakarta is the capital city of Indonesia.
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The city located at 6 degrees south and 107 degrees east is Jakarta, the capital city of Indonesia. It is situated on the island of Java and is known for its rich history, vibrant culture, and bustling atmosphere.
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The Equator passes through 4 Asian countries: Indonesia, Kiribati, Maldives, and Somalia.
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Yes, people in Indonesia do vote in elections.
Yes, people in Indonesia do vote in elections.
Yes, people in Indonesia do vote in elections.
Yes, people in Indonesia do vote in elections.
Yes, people in Indonesia do vote in elections.
Yes, people in Indonesia do vote in elections.
Yes, people in Indonesia do vote in elections.
Yes, people in Indonesia do vote in elections.
Yes, people in Indonesia do vote in elections.
Yes, people in Indonesia do vote in elections.
Yes, people in Indonesia do vote in elections.
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Actually many countries contributed to the culture of Singapore, but mainly Malaysia, UK, USA, Indonesia, China (should be the top five not in order) although countries like Korea and Japan do have some contributions at well.
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Indonesia is a country, not a city. The capital of Indonesia is the city of Jakarta.
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Indonesia's current leader is the President of Indonesia.
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Indonesia is made up of over 17,000 islands.
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Indonesia is a tropic country!! Indonesia have a second largest rain forest in the world. so the climate of Indonesia is tropic.
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Apart of Bali, Lombok and Jakarta if you want to experience the culture then maybe you should go to Bandung or Yogyakarta.
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Indonesian people, speak Bahasa Indonesia Language
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Indonesia doesn't have colonial parent, but Indonesia has founding fathers
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Indonesia doesn't have colonial parent, but Indonesia has founding fathers
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The largest Muslim country by area is Indonesia. It is located in Southeast Asia and is known for its diverse culture, landscapes, and population.
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T. Gottfried Pillai has written:
'Fish farming methods in the Philippines, Indonesia, and Hong Kong' -- subject- s -: Fish culture
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The Malays originated from the Malay Archipelago, which includes modern-day Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei, and Singapore. They are a diverse ethnic group with a shared culture and language.
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