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This is a list of topics related to Indonesia.

Cities in Indonesia

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Jakarta

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  • Ciliwung River
  • Jabodetabek
  • Jakarta Bay
  • Jakarta Marathon

    • Lists

    Areas of Jakarta

  • Central Jakarta
  • East Jakarta
  • Glodok
  • Jalan Jaksa
  • Kosambi, Jakarta
  • Kuningan
  • Lebak Bulus
  • North Jakarta
  • Pancoran
  • Pluit
  • South Jakarta
  • Thousand Islands (Indonesia)
  • West Jakarta
  • Jatinegara

    • Districts of Jakarta

    Buildings and structures in Jakarta

    Transport in Jakarta

  • Jagorawi Toll Road
  • Jakarta Kota Station
  • KRL Commuterline
  • Jakarta MRT
  • Jakarta LRT
  • Greater Jakarta LRT
  • Kopaja
  • MetroMini, Jakarta
  • TransJakarta
  • Soekarno–Hatta International Airport

    • Communications in Indonesia

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    See also: § Media

    Mobile phone companies of Indonesia

    Indonesian culture

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  • Culture of Indonesia
  • Arbir
  • Balinese caste system
  • Bhinneka Tunggal Ika
  • Coat of arms of Indonesia
  • Flag of Indonesia
  • Indonesia Raya
  • Indonesian-sounding names adopted by Chinese Indonesians
  • Javanese beliefs
  • Javanese calendar
  • Balinese dance
  • Kecak
  • Kretek
  • Kuntao
  • Indonesian names
  • Pancasila (politics)
  • Pasar malam
  • Pasar pagi
  • Indonesian philosophy
  • Public holidays in Indonesia
  • Randai
  • Pencak silat
  • Subak (irrigation)
  • Wali Sanga
  • Wayang kulit
  • The Year of Living Dangerously
    • See also: § Religion, and § Sport

    Indonesian architecture

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    Traditional architecture

  • Bubungan Tinggi
  • Longhouse
  • Omo sebua
  • Pendopo
  • Rumah Gadang
  • Tongkonan

    • Buildings and structures in Indonesia

    See also: § Airports in Indonesia, § Archaeological sites in Indonesia, § Bridges in Indonesia, § Buildings and structures in Jakarta, § Libraries in Indonesia, § Museums in Indonesia, § Places of worship in Indonesia, § Railway stations in Indonesia, § Sports venues in Indonesia, § Theme parks in Indonesia, and § Zoos in Indonesia

    Buildings and structures in Jakarta

  • Gelora Bung Karno Stadium
  • Istana Merdeka
  • Istana Negara, Jakarta
  • Istana Wakil Presiden
  • Istiqlal Mosque, Jakarta
  • Jagorawi Toll Road
  • Jakarta Cathedral
  • Jakarta Convention Center
  • Jakarta Kota Station
  • Jakarta Monorail
  • Jakarta Tower
  • Monumen Nasional
  • National Museum of Indonesia
  • The Peak Twin Towers
  • Pondok Indah Mall
  • Ragunan Zoo
  • Senayan City
  • Taman Impian Jaya Ancol
  • Taman Mini Indonesia Indah
  • University of Indonesia
  • Wisma 46

    • Palaces in Indonesia

  • Istana Luwu
  • Istana Maimun
  • Istana Merdeka
  • Istana Negara, Jakarta
  • Istana Wakil Presiden

    • Prisons

    Shopping malls

    Towers

    Architects

    Indonesian art and culture

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    Artists

    Photographers

    Indonesian culture

  • Alfuros
  • Bangsawan
  • Bawang Putih Bawang Merah
  • Bendahara
  • Bomoh
  • Dangdut
  • Dondang Sayang
  • Hang Jebat
  • Hang Nadim
  • Hang Tuah
  • Hari Raya
  • Hari Raya Aidilfitri
  • Jenglot
  • Kertok
  • Laksamana
  • Legend of Gunung Ledang
  • Makam Mahsuri
  • Malay Ruler
  • Malay ghost myths
  • Malay houses
  • Malay titles
  • Manananggal
  • Orang Bunian
  • Orang Minyak
  • Pantun
  • Pontianak (folklore)
  • Ronggeng
  • Sepak Takraw
  • Sosatie
  • Taming Sari
  • Temenggung
  • Toyol
  • Wayang

    • Indonesian folklore and Balinese mythology

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    Balinese mythology

  • Antaboga
  • Barong (mythology)
  • Batara Kala
  • Dewi Shri
  • Galungan
  • Leyak
  • Nyepi
  • Rangda
  • Setesuyara

    • Cinema

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    Useful links

  • Indonesian Film Festival
  • Jakarta International Film Festival
  • Films of the Dutch East Indies
  • Sejarah Film 1900-1950

    • Indonesian films

  • Whispering Sands
  • The Mirror Never Lies

    • Indonesian film directors

  • Rudy Soedjarwo

    • Actors


    Comedians


    Indonesian clothing

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  • Kebaya
  • Sarong
  • Songket
  • Ikat

    • Indonesian cuisine

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    Languages of Indonesia

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  • East Bird's Head languages
  • Languages of Indonesia
  • Abinomn language
  • Aghu language
  • Airoran
  • Anus language
  • Balinese language
  • Banjar language
  • Bantik language
  • Banyumasan language
  • Bayono–Awbono languages
  • Bolaang Mongondow language
  • Bunak
  • Burmeso language
  • Citak language
  • East Bird's Head – Sentani languages
  • East Geelvink Bay languages
  • Elseng language
  • Extended West Papuan
  • Gayo language
  • Indonesian language
  • Indonesian slang language
  • Isirawa language
  • Javanese language
  • Jayapura Bay languages
  • Kambera language
  • Kata Kolok
  • Keriu language
  • Krio Dayak language
  • Lower Mamberamo languages
  • Madurese language
  • Makassar language
  • Manado Malay
  • Mentawai language
  • Minangkabau language
  • Nedebang language
  • Oirata
  • Palu'e language
  • Papuan languages
  • Sara language (Indonesia)
  • Sarmi languages
  • Sarmi-Jayapura Bay languages
  • Sasak
  • Sempan language
  • Sentani language
  • Sundanese language
  • Tause language
  • Tetum language
  • Tobelo language
  • Tunggare language
  • Usku language
  • Wambon language
  • Warembori language
  • Waris language
  • West Papuan languages
  • Western Pantar language
  • Wetarese
  • Yawa languages

    • Indonesian language

  • Indonesian language
  • Differences between Malay and Indonesian
  • Istana
  • Kampong
  • Loan words in Indonesian
  • Merdeka
  • Indonesian slang language

    • Libraries and museums

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  • List of museums

    • Literature and writers

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  • Javanese historical texts
  • Javanese poetry
  • Kakawin
  • Abdul Muis
  • This Earth of Mankind

    • Old Sundanese Literature

  • Sanghyang Siksakanda ng Karesian

    • Old Javanese Literature

    Kakawin

    Malay literature

    Indonesian writers

  • Auw Jong Peng Koen
  • Fahri Asiza
  • Hamzah Fansuri
  • Hamka
  • Ong Hok Ham
  • Goenawan Mohamad
  • Pramoedya Ananta Toer
  • Rangga Warsita
  • Agus R. Sarjono
  • Subagio Sastrowardoyo
  • Pandji Tisna
  • Ayu Utami
  • Fira Basuki

    • Music and dance

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    Music of regions

  • Music of Bali
  • Music of Java
  • Music of Sumatra

    • Music styles

  • Bengawan Solo (song)
  • Celempungan
  • Dangdut
  • Indonesian hip hop
  • Kahitna
  • Kuntao
  • Indonesian names
  • Kroncong
  • Kulintang
  • Langgam jawa
  • Nyoman Windha
  • Qasidah modern
  • Saluang
  • Talempong
    • See also: § Gamelan

    Musical performers

    Composers

    Groups

    Albums

    Peterpan albums

    Musicians


    See also: § Indonesian singers

    Dance

  • Bedhaya
  • Joged

    • Economy

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  • Bandung High Tech Valley
  • Indonesian coffee
  • Indonesian rupiah
  • Indonesia Stock Exchange
  • Foreign aid to Indonesia
  • Inter-Governmental Group on Indonesia
  • Consultative Group on Indonesia
  • Netherlands Indian roepiah
  • Riau rupiah
  • West New Guinean rupiah
  • Taxation in Indonesia
  • Transmigration program
  • Main infrastructure projects
  • Corruption Eradication Commission
  • Provinces by HDI
  • Provinces by GRP
  • Netherlands Indian roepiah
  • Indonesian car

    • Businesspeople

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  • Rachman Halim
  • Oei Tiong Ham
  • Sudono Salim
  • Jaya Suprana
  • Tomy Winata
  • Adrian Zecha
  • Robert Hartono
  • Michael Hartono

    • Companies and banks

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  • List of airlines
  • List of banks
  • State-owned enterprises

    • Foreign companies

    Energy

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  • Geothermal power in Indonesia
  • Nuclear power in Indonesia
  • List of gas fields in Indonesia
  • List of power stations in Indonesia
  • Nuclear Energy Regulatory Agency
  • Perusahaan Listrik Negara (State Electricity Corporation)
  • Perusahaan Gas Negara (State Gas Corporation)
  • 2005 Java-Bali blackout
  • Kamojang geothermal field
  • Pertamina oil company
  • Wayang Windu Geothermal Power Station

    • Mines

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    Ports and harbours

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    Trade unions

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    Education

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    See also: § Libraries in Indonesia, and § Museums in Indonesia

    Schools in Indonesia

    Main article: List of schools in Indonesia

    Universities and colleges

    Environment of Indonesia

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    Natural history of Indonesia

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  • Flora of Indonesia
  • Lists of Indonesian birds

    • Geography

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  • Asmat Swamp
  • Atambua
  • Banda Sea
  • Bird's Head Peninsula
  • Ceram Sea
  • Flores Sea
  • ISO 3166-2:ID
  • Java Sea
  • List of Biosphere Reserves
  • List of volcanoes
  • Mentawai Strait
  • Negara Daha
  • Savu Sea
  • Singapore Strait
  • Teluk Yos Sudarso
  • Time in Indonesia
  • West Timor
  • Western New Guinea
    • See also: § Cities in Indonesia, § Mines in Indonesia, § Ports and harbours of Indonesia, and § Provinces of Indonesia

    Bays, beaches and headlands

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    Bays

  • Jakarta Bay
  • Staring-baai
  • Buyat Bay

    • Beaches


    Headlands

    Islands

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  • Adonara
  • Alor
  • Alor Archipelago
  • Ambon Island
  • Anambas
  • Aru
  • Aru Islands
  • Babar Island
  • Bacan
  • Bali
  • Banda Islands
  • Bangka Island
  • Banyak Islands
  • Barat Daya Islands
  • Batam
  • Batu Islands
  • Bawean
  • Belitung
  • Bengkalis
  • Biak
  • Borneo
  • Bunaken
  • Buru
  • Buton
  • Derawan Islands
  • Flores
  • Galang Island
  • Gili Air
  • Gili Islands
  • Gili Meno
  • Gili Motang
  • Gili Trawangan
  • Greater Sunda Islands
  • Halmahera
  • Java
  • Kai Islands
  • Kakaban
  • Kalimantan
  • Kangean Islands
  • Karimata islands
  • Karimun
  • Kangean Islands
  • Kisar
  • Komodo (island)
  • Krakatoa
  • Lang Island
  • Lembata
  • Lesser Sunda Islands
  • Leti Island
  • Lingga Islands
  • Liran
  • Lombok
  • Madura Island
  • Maluku Islands
  • Mangole Island
  • Mentawai Islands
  • Morotai
  • Muna Island
  • Natuna Islands
  • New Guinea
  • Nias
  • North Pagai
  • Kambangan Island
  • Nusa Penida
  • Obi Islands
  • Obira
  • Palu'e
  • Pantar
  • Pasaran
  • Pasumpahan
  • Peleng
  • Poolsche Hoed
  • Rakata
  • Riau Islands
  • Rinca
  • Romang
  • Rote Island
  • Run (island)
  • Samosir
  • Sanana Island
  • Sangihe Islands
  • Sangir
  • Saparua
  • Savu
  • Schouten Islands
  • Selayar Islands
  • Seram
  • Serua (volcano)
  • Siau
  • Siberut
  • Simeulue
  • Sipura
  • Solor
  • Solor Archipelago
  • Spice Islands
  • Sulawesi
  • Sumatra
  • Sumba
  • Sumbawa
  • Sunda Islands
  • Talaud Islands
  • Taliabu
  • Tanimbar Islands
  • Tarakan
  • Ternate
  • Thousand Islands (Indonesia)
  • Tidore
  • Timor
  • Togian Islands
  • Tuangku
  • Waigeo
  • Wakde
  • Wetar
  • Yamdena
  • Yapen
  • Yos Sudarso Island

    • Bali

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  • 2002 Bali bombings
  • 2005 Bali bombings
  • Agama Hindu Dharma
  • Balinese language
  • Balinese people
  • Beleganjur
  • Denpasar
  • Dreamland Beach
  • Gamelan jegog
  • Gamelan joged bumbung
  • Garuda Wisnu Kencana
  • Gedong Kirtya
  • Hindu Revival in Indonesia
  • Jimbaran
  • Kintamani (dog)
  • Kuta
  • Mother Temple of Besakih
  • Music of Bali
  • Nusa Dua
  • Nusa Penida
  • Padangbai
  • Pawukon
  • Pecatu
  • Pura Luhur
  • Sari Club
  • Singaraja
  • Tanah Lot
  • Topeng
  • USAT Liberty
  • Ubud
    • See also: § Balinese mythology

    Lakes and rivers

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    Lakes

  • Lake Diatas
  • Lake Dibawah
  • Lake Gunung Tujuh
  • Lake Kerinci
  • Lake Laut Tawar
  • Lake Maninjau
  • Lake Matano
  • Lake Poso
  • Lake Ranau
  • Lake Singkarak
  • Lake Tempe
  • Lake Toba
  • Lake Towuti

    • Rivers

  • Batang Hari River
  • Bengawan Solo River
  • Ciliwung River
  • Digul River
  • Fly River
  • Kapuas River
  • Krio River
  • Lawa River (Indonesia)
  • Mahakam River
  • Mamberamo River
  • Musi River (Indonesia)

    • Maps of Indonesia

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    See also: § Old maps of Indonesia

    Towns and metropolitan areas

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    Towns

  • Batusangkar
  • Berastagi
  • Bondowoso
  • Bukit Lawang
  • Cianjur
  • Cijeruk
  • Demak
  • Jimbaran
  • Kabanjahe
  • Lippo Karawaci
  • Muntilan
  • Natal, Indonesia
  • Padangbai
  • Parangtritis
  • Purwodadi Grobogan
  • Senggigi
  • Singosari
  • Teluk Dalam
  • Tuban
  • Ubud
  • Ulèëlheuë
  • Waingapu
  • Wates

    • Metropolitan areas

    National parks

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  • Alas Purwo National Park
  • Bali Barat National Park
  • Bukit Barisan Selatan National Park
  • Gunung Leuser National Park
  • Gunung Palung National Park
  • Kakaban
  • Kayan Mentarang National Park
  • Kerinci Seblat National Park
  • Komodo National Park
  • Lore Lindu National Park
  • Lorentz National Park
  • Siberut National Park
  • Ujung Kulon National Park
  • Way Kambas National Park
  • Mount Halimun Salak National Park

    • Straits

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  • Badung Strait
  • Karimata Strait
  • Lombok Strait
  • Makassar Strait
  • Strait of Malacca
  • Ombai Strait
  • Sumba Strait
  • Sunda Strait
  • Wetar Strait

    • Subdivisions of Indonesia

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    See also: § Cities in Indonesia, § Provinces of Indonesia, and § Towns in Indonesia
  • Cities and regencies
  • Government Administration
  • Regency (Indonesia)
  • City status in Indonesia
  • Districts
  • Villages of Indonesia

    • Regencies and cities

    Districts

  • Cibiru
  • Karawaci, Tangerang
  • Nusa Penida
  • Sungailiat
  • Tompaso
    • See also: § Districts of Jakarta

    Geography stubs

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  • Aceh Besar Regency, Jantho
  • Aceh Jaya Regency
  • Alaban
  • Alor Archipelago
  • Alor Strait
  • Anambas
  • Angke
  • Arfak Mountains
  • Arnhemia
  • Aru
  • Arun, Sumatra
  • Atambua
  • Babar Island
  • Badung Strait
  • Bagansiapiapi
  • Bakauheni
  • Baluran
  • Banda Aceh
  • Banda Sea
  • Bandanaira
  • Bandar Lampung
  • Bandung Regency
  • Banggai Islands Regency
  • Banggai regency
  • Bangka Regency
  • Bangka-Belitung Islands
  • Bangkalan
  • Banjar baru
  • Bantam (city)
  • Banyusumurup
  • Barabai
  • Barisan Mountains
  • Barito River
  • Batam
  • Batusangkar
  • Bekasi
  • Bekasi Regency
  • Belitung
  • Bengawan Solo River
  • Bengkalis
  • Bengkulu
  • Bengkulu City
  • Berastagi
  • Bintan
  • Bird's Head Peninsula
  • Bireuen
  • Blitar
  • Blok M
  • Bogor Regency
  • Bojonegoro
  • Bondowoso
  • Bukit Lawang
  • Bukit Peninsula
  • Bukittinggi
  • Bulu Rantekombola
  • Bulu Rantemario
  • Bulungan
  • Bunguran
  • Bunyu
  • Buton
  • Cakung
  • Calang
  • Candi Kalasan
  • Cape Selatan
  • Cempaka Putih
  • Cenderawasih Bay
  • Cengkareng
  • Central Jakarta
  • Central Kalimantan
  • Ceram Sea
  • Ciamis
  • Ciamis Regency
  • Cianjur
  • Cianjur Regency
  • Cibinong
  • Cibiru
  • Cicurug
  • Cijeruk
  • Cilandak
  • Cilegon
  • Ciliwung River
  • Cimahi
  • Cinere
  • Cipatujah
  • Cipayung
  • Ciracas
  • Cirebon Regency
  • Dago, Indonesia
  • Demak
  • Denpasar
  • Derawan Islands
  • Dharmasraya Regency
  • Digul River
  • Donggala Regency
  • Dumai
  • Duren Sawit
  • Duren Sawit, Duren Sawit
  • Duri Kepa
  • East Cengkareng
  • East Jakarta
  • East Peninsula, Sulawesi
  • Ebulobo
  • Ende Regency
  • Ende, Indonesia
  • Enggano Island
  • Flores Sea
  • Fly River
  • Galang Refugee Camp
  • Gambir, Jakarta
  • Gambir Station
  • Garut
  • Garut Regency
  • Gili Air
  • Gili Islands
  • Gili Meno
  • Gili Motang
  • Gili Trawangan
  • Giriloyo
  • Girimulya Surakarta
  • Gleebruk
  • Gorontalo Regency
  • Gorontalo (city)
  • Great Timor
  • Greater Sunda Islands
  • Grogol
  • Grogol Petamburan
  • Gulf of Tomini
  • Gunung Leuser National Park
  • Gunungsitoli
  • ITC Roxy Mas
  • Ijen
  • Iliboleng
  • Ililabalekan
  • Ilimuda
  • Iliwerung
  • Indonesian calendars
  • Indramayu
  • Indramayu Regency
  • Inielika
  • Inierie
  • Istana Maimun
  • Iya (volcano)
  • Jabotabek
  • Jakarta Bay
  • Jalan Malioboro
  • Jalembar
  • Jalembar Baru
  • Jambi
  • Jambi (city)
  • Jatinegara
  • Jatipulo
  • Jayapura
  • Jayawijaya Mountains
  • Jembatan Besi
  • Jembatan Lima
  • Jember
  • Jepara
  • Jimbaran
  • Joglo
  • Johar Baru
  • Jombang Regency
  • Kaba (volcano)
  • Kabanjahe
  • Kakaban
  • Kali Anyar
  • Kalideres
  • Kalideres, Kalideres
  • Kalimantan
  • Kaliurang
  • Kamal, Kalideres
  • Kapuas Hulu
  • Kapuk
  • Karang
  • Karangetang
  • Karawaci, Tangerang
  • Karawang
  • Karawang Regency
  • Karimata Strait
  • Karimun Regency
  • Karo Regency
  • Kayan Mentarang National Park
  • Keagungan
  • Kebon Jeruk
  • Kebon Jeruk, Kebon Jeruk
  • Kedaung Kali Angke
  • Kelapa Dua
  • Kelimutu
  • Kelut
  • Kemanggisan
  • Kemayoran
  • Kembangan, Jakarta
  • Kemusuk
  • Kendari
  • Kangean Islands
  • Kerinci Seblat National Park

    • Geology

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    Mountains, mountain ranges and volcanos

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    Mountain ranges

  • Barisan Mountains
  • Foja Mountains
  • Jayawijaya Mountains
  • Pegunungan Maoke
  • Sudirman Range

    • Mountains of Indonesia

  • Mt Baluran
  • Mt Batur
  • Mt Bromo
  • Mt Ceremei
  • Mt Ebulobo
  • Mt Egon
  • Mt Galunggung
  • Mt Guntur
  • Mt Hiri
  • Mt Ijen
  • Mt Iliboleng
  • Mt Ililabalekan
  • Mt Ilimuda
  • Mt Iliwerung
  • Mt Inielika
  • Mt Inielika
  • Mt Iya
  • Mt Kaba
  • Mt Karang
  • Mt Karangetang
  • Mt Kelimutu
  • Mt Kelut
  • Mt Kerinci
  • Mt Krakatoa
  • Mt Leroboleng
  • Mt Leuser
  • Mt Lewotobi
  • Mt Lewotolo
  • Mt Poco Mandasawu
  • Mt Marapi
  • Mt Merapi
  • Mt Merbabu
  • Mt Mutis
  • Mt Salak
  • Mt Sundoro
  • Mt Talang
  • Mt Pulowasi
  • Mt Puncak Jaya
  • Mt Puncak Mandala
  • Mt Puncak Trikora
  • Mt Ranakah
  • Mt Rantekombola
  • Mt Rantemario
  • Mt Raung
  • Mt Rinjani
  • Mt Rokatenda
  • Mt Sago
  • Mt Sahandaruman
  • Mt Semeru
  • Mt Sibayak
  • Mt Singgalang
  • Mt Sirung
  • Mt Talakmau
  • Mt Tambora
  • Mt Tandikat
  • Mt Tangkuban Perahu
  • Mt Tarakan
  • Lake Toba

    • Volcanoes

    Government

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  • Politics of Indonesia
  • Presidents of Indonesia
  • Vice presidents of Indonesia
  • Cabinet of Indonesia
  • List of government ministries of Indonesia
  • Ministers of Finance
  • People's Representative Council
  • Regional Representatives Council
  • Audit Board of Indonesia
  • United Indonesia Cabinet
  • People's Consultative Assembly
  • Prime Ministers of Indonesia
  • Pancasila Indonesia
  • Village (Indonesia)
  • Government Administration in Indonesia
  • Orders, decorations, and medals of Indonesia

    • Presidents

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  • Sukarno
  • Suharto
  • Jusuf Habibie
  • Abdurrahman Wahid
  • Megawati Sukarnoputri
  • Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono
  • Joko Widodo

    • Foreign relations

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  • Australia-Indonesia relations
  • Australia-Indonesia Prisoner Transfer Agreement
  • Embassy of Indonesia in Ottawa

    • Multilateral relations

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  • APEC
  • ASEAN
  • Asian Development Bank
  • BRIC
  • CIVETS
  • E-7 (Emerging 7)
  • G-20 major economies
  • Next Eleven
  • ESCAP

    • Indonesian and foreign diplomats

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    Senior figures

  • Adam Malik
  • Prof. Mr. Soenario, S.H.

    • Ambassadors of Indonesia

    Ambassadors to Indonesia

    Military of Indonesia

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    Main topics

  • Denjaka
  • Indonesian military ranks
  • Jenderal Besar
  • Kopassus
  • Korps Marinir
  • Kostrad
  • Paspampres
  • SS-1 (rifle)

    • Indonesian generals

    Special forces

    Politics

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  • Constitution of Indonesia
  • Free Aceh Movement
  • Free Papua Movement
  • Gerwani
  • Great Timor
  • Human rights in Indonesia
  • Republic of South Maluku
  • War in Aceh

    • Elections

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  • Constitutional Assembly of Indonesia
  • 2004 Indonesian presidential election
  • 2004 Indonesian legislative election
  • 2009 Indonesian presidential election
  • 2009 Indonesian legislative election
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    • See also: § Presidents of Indonesia

    Indonesian communists

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    • See also: § Jakarta

    West Java

  • Dago, Indonesia
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    • See also: List of mosques in Indonesia

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    • See also: § Crime in Indonesia, § Languages of Indonesia, § Law enforcement in Indonesia, § Religion in Indonesia, and § Terrorism in Indonesia

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  • PMKRI
  • Permias
  • WALHI
    • See also: § Political parties in Indonesia, and § Sports governing bodies in Indonesia

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    Scouting

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  • Football Association of Indonesia
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  • Gelora 10 November Stadium
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  • Gelora Delta Stadium
  • Gelora Kieraha Stadium
  • Haji Agus Salim Stadium
  • Jakabaring Stadium
  • Jalek Harupat Soreang Stadium
  • Jatidiri Stadium
  • Kamal Djunaedi Stadium
  • Kanjuruhan Stadium
  • Lagaligo Stadium
  • Lebak Bulus Stadium
  • Maesa Stadium
  • Manahan Stadium
  • Mandala Krida Stadium
  • Mandala Stadium
  • Mattoangin Stadium
  • Menteng Stadium
  • Mulawarman Stadium
  • Ngurah Rai Stadium
  • Pendidikan Stadium
  • Persiba Stadium
  • Pogar Bangil Stadium
  • Siliwangi Stadium
  • Surajaya Stadium
  • Teladan Stadium
  • Tridadi Stadium
  • Tugu Stadium
  • Benteng Stadium

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  • 1976 Summer Olympics
  • 1984 Summer Olympics
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    • Olympic competitors for Indonesia

  • Alan Budikusuma
  • Tony Gunawan
  • Suharyadi Suharyadi
  • Candra Wijaya

    • Sports governing bodies

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    Sportspeople

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    See also: § Indonesian footballers, and § Olympic competitors for Indonesia

    Archers

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  • Sigit Budiarto
  • Alan Budikusuma
  • Rudy Gunawan
  • Tony Gunawan
  • Christian Hadinata
  • Luluk Hadiyanto
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  • Eddy Hartono
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  • Eng Hian
  • Taufik Hidayat
  • Tan Joe Hok
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  • Soni Dwi Kuncoro
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  • Lius Pongoh
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  • Ricky Subagdja
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  • Rosiana Tendean
  • Mia Audina Tjiptawan
  • Tjun Tjun
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  • Eny Widiowati
  • Verawaty Fajrin (Verawaty Wiharjo)
  • Chandra Wijaya
  • Ardy B. Wiranata
  • Alvent Yulianto

    • Boxers

  • Ellyas Pical
  • Muhammad Rachman
  • Nico Thomas

    • Chess players

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  • Suharyadi Suharyadi
  • Angelique Widjaja

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  • Brawijaya Stadium
  • Gajahmada Mojosari Stadium
  • Gelora Bung Karno Stadium
  • Gelora Delta Stadium
  • Gajayana Stadium
  • Gelora Delta Stadium
  • Gelora Kieraha Stadium
  • Jakabaring Stadium
  • Jalek Harupat Soreang Stadium
  • Jatidiri Stadium
  • Kamal Djunaedi Stadium
  • Kanjuruhan Stadium
  • Lagaligo Stadium
  • Lebak Bulus Stadium
  • Maesa Stadium
  • Mandala Krida Stadium
  • Mulawarman Stadium
  • Pendidikan Stadium
  • Persiba Stadium
  • Pogar Bangil Stadium
  • Surajaya Stadium
  • Teladan Stadium
  • Tridadi Stadium
  • Tugu Stadium
    • See also: § Football venues in Indonesia

    Tourism

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    Tourism Guide Books

    Airlines and airports

    Gardens in Indonesia

  • Cibodas Botanical Gardens
  • Cibodas Bryophyte Park

    • World Heritage Sites

    Surf breaks in Indonesia

    Theme parks

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    Visitor attractions

    See also: § Beaches of Indonesia, § Museums in Indonesia, and § National parks of Indonesia

    Transport

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    See also: § Airlines of Indonesia, and § Airports in Indonesia

    Roads and bridges

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    Roads

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    Railway stations

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  • Pasar Senen (Jakarta)
  • Bandung
  • Bandung Ciroyom Station
  • Bandung Kiaracondong Station
  • Cilicap
  • Cirebon Kejaksan Station
  • Cirebon Prujakan Station
  • Malang
  • Padalarang
  • Gubeng Station (Surabaya)
  • Pasar Turi Station (Surabaya)
  • Tawang Station (Semarang)
  • Tugu Station (Yogyakarta)
  • Lempuyangan Station (Yogyakarta)

    • Water transport

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    See also: § Ports and harbours of Indonesia, and § Ships of Indonesia

    Indonesia stubs

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    See also: § Indonesia geography stubs, and § Indonesian people stubs

    See also

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