About Indonesian
Identification. The Republic of Indonesia, the world's fourth most populous nation, has 203 million people living on nearly one thousand permanently settled islands. Some two-to-three hundred ethnic groups with their own languages and dialects range in population from the Javanese (about 70 million) and Sundanese (about 30 million) on Java, to peoples numbering in the thousands on remote islands.
The nature of Indonesian national culture is somewhat analogous to that of India—multicultural, rooted in older societies and interethnic relations, and developed in twentieth century nationalist struggles against a European imperialism that nonetheless forged that nation and many of its institutions. The national culture is most easily observed in cities but aspects of it now reach into the countryside as well. Indonesia's borders are those of the Netherlands East Indies, which was fully formed at the beginning of the twentieth century, though Dutch imperialism began early in the seventeenth century.
Indonesian culture has historical roots, institutions, customs, values, and beliefs that many of its people share, but it is also a work in progress that is undergoing particular stresses at the beginning of the twenty-first century.
Location and Geography. Indonesia, the world's largest archipelago nation, is located astride the equator in the humid tropics and extends some 2,300 miles (3,700 kilometers) east-west, about the same as the contiguous United States. It is surrounded by oceans, seas, and straits except where it shares an island border with East Malaysia and Brunei on Borneo (Kalimantan); with Papua New Guinea on New Guinea; and with Timor Loro Sae on Timor. West Malaysia lies across the Straits of Malaka, the Philippines lies to the northeast, and Australia lies to the south.
The archipelago's location has played a profound role in economic, political, cultural, and religious developments there. For more than two thousand years, trading ships sailed between the great civilizations of India and China via the waters and islands of the Indies. The islands also supplied
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| grand NANGGROE hotel is located in Lueng Bata district - the gate to Banda Aceh. The hotel is 15 minutes drive from Iskandar Muda airport, 15 minutes drive to government offices and 10 minutes drive to Banda Aceh city center.
Tsunami aftermath, Banda Aceh is now becoming one of the most developing cities in Indonesia. The economic development and business future are growing brightly here. To run parallel with its demands grand NANGGROE hotel presents with International Standards facilities and warm friendly services. Make your leisure and business trip memorable by choosing grand NANGGROE hotel. Leisures: Nanggroe Palace Restaurant open from 06.00 to 23.00, offers you with daily buffet breakfast, various ala carte from local to international cuisine. Aceh is a well known coffee producer in the world. No hesitation. taste the quality of its flavor. Relax your body with a cup of coffee and a sound of light music in the Nanggoe Coffee Lobby Lounge. For the tea lovers we provide a wide range of imported tea with its various kinds of taste. Our Bakery and Cake will make it completely enjoyable. Try our modern exercise equipments at the fitness centre to fit your body. It is strategically located by facing the outdoor swimming pool, so after having the exercise swimming will be the exact choice to refresh your body. Then the beauty of its view will make your moment most enjoyable. Samudera Pasai Meeting Room could be set into the various layout and capacity. It is separable into four smaller meeting rooms to suit your business meeting perfectly. Located ideally right aside of restaurant that will help you to access your lunch / dinner immediately. The banquet staff are always available along the function to arrange it as you wish on time.
Each are equipped with free Wifi access, individual controllable air conditioning, satellite channel, IDD telephone, mini bar & tea / coffee maker, security system, in room safe deposit box at the international standard. | |
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