Indonesia
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The document discusses religion, culture, and travel in Indonesia. It notes that Indonesia officially recognizes 6 religions and citizens must subscribe to one. Two individuals of different religions cannot marry unless one converts. It also discusses some cultural habits like removing shoes in homes and modest dress. The document highlights several popular dive sites, national parks, and Indonesian dishes and drinks. It provides videos and references for further information about Indonesia.
Indonesia
- 5. RELIGION Indonesia is strict when it comes to religion. The government only recognizes 6 religions ¨C Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Protestantism, Catholicism, and Confucianism Every citizen must officially subscribe to one of those religions, regardless of what he or she may actually believe Two individuals with different religions are not allowed to marry, unless one of them converts.
- 6. WORSHIP PLACE IN INDONESIA
- 7. Why Muslim Women Use Hijab? To Identify To protect a woman Symbol of modesty Because woman is so precious Respect Only the man who became her husband or a mahram is they who can see the beauty that is hidden behind it
- 12. LANGUAGES ? The official national language is Bahasa Indonesia ? 707 other languages and dialects are spoken
- 13. PART 3 INDONESIAN CULTURAL HABITS
- 14. Indonesians smile a lot to initiate contact. That is why Indonesians are rated highly as the most smiling people in the world :D Remove footwear (shoes / sandals) before entering the house or place of worship, make sure you are prepared by the host entry (do not enter the house without the permission of the host). The use of too skimpy clothing may be considered rude in some areas in Indonesia. Meanwhile, Indonesia¡¯s population is less familiar with the culture of toast before drinking / eating Most Indonesian eat by their hands INDONESIAN CULTURAL HABITS
- 15. PART 4
- 17. Dive Site & Beach
- 20. Indonesia Cuisines & Beverages
- 22. Pencak SilatSepak TakrawKarapan Sapi (Bull Skating) Loncat Batu Jumping Stones