Indonesia: A Cultural and Geographical Overview

The video explores Indonesia's rich cultural and geographical diversity, highlighting its 17,000 islands and the unique cultural heritage of regions like Sumatra, Kalimantan, and Java. It emphasizes the unity in diversity, showcasing the cultural richness of Bali, Sulawesi, Maluku, and Papua. The video also discusses the importance of cultural preservation and Indonesia's efforts to promote its culture globally.

What is the geographical feature that significantly influences Indonesia's landscape?

• The Ring of Fire

• The Sahara Desert

• The Great Rift Valley

• The Andes Mountains

How many islands make up Indonesia?

• Over 15,000

• Over 20,000

• Over 10,000

• Over 17,000

Which island is known for its strong Malay cultural heritage?

• Sulawesi

• Java

• Sumatra

• Bali

Which island is home to the largest Dayak tribe?

• Kalimantan

• Java

• Bali

• Sumatra

What is Java known for in the context of Indonesian civilization?

• Its beaches

• Its volcanic activity

• Its ancient Buddhist temples

• Being the largest island

Which island is famous for its Hindu culture and scenic beauty?

• Sumatra

• Sulawesi

• Java

• Bali

Which regions are known for their exotic cultures in the eastern part of Indonesia?

• Kalimantan and Sumatra

• Sulawesi, Maluku, and Papua

• Bali and Kalimantan

• Sumatra and Java

What is the national motto of Indonesia that signifies unity in diversity?

• Bhinneka Tunggal Ika

• One Nation, One People

• Unity in Strength

• Diversity is Strength

What is the role of cultural houses in preserving Indonesian heritage?

• To serve as tourist attractions

• To introduce Indonesian culture globally

• To function as schools

• To act as government offices

Why is cultural preservation important for Indonesia?

• To attract more tourists

• To compete with other countries

• To modernize the country

• To maintain national identity