CONTENT

>Indonesia
>Why Jakarta?
>Festival in Jakarta
>Cultural Shock
 Food
 Climate
 Bathroom
 Animal
 Transportation
>Habit
>Emergency Number
>AIESEC IPMI
>See you in JAKARTA
 FACT ABOUT
INDONESIA

Indonesia is the biggest archipelago in the world that has

17.508 islands, consisted of 34 provinces 5 big island
which is Sumatera, Java, Borneo, Sulawesi, and Papua.
There are at least 350 tribes and 700 indigenous
languanges. Indonesia has 25,000 flora and 2,601 fauna.
Indonesia has symbol that called GARUDA. Also,
Indonesia has motto that called “bhinneka tunggal ika”
or “unity in diversity”.
 FUN
FACTS
DIVERSITY
Indonesia has more than 250 million people, 350 etnic groups, 700
indigenous languanges, and have 6 religions, which are Islam, Christian,
Catolic, Hindhu, Buddhism, and Kong Hu Cu. Don’t let this deter you
from visiting Indonesia, because with this large population comes many
interesting people and stories.

VAST TROPICAL
RAINFOREST
If you have an appreciation
for nature, then you’ll
enjoy exploring
INDONESIA’S vast areas of
rainforest, which support
the world second largest
level of biodiversity.
 INDONESIA
PARADISE
KOMODO NATIONAL PARK
The home of the Komodo Dragon, the
world’s largest lizard. It was established
in 1980, the park was also declare as
World Heritage Site and A Man and
Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 1986

RAJA AMPAT ISLAND

Raja Ampat lies hidden in a remote
comer of the sea, surrounded by the
world’s most-complicated island
geography.

MOUNT BROMO
Mount Bromo is one of the most
famous and most beautiful volcanoes in
Indonesia. It is located in Tengger, East
Java.
 WHY
JAKARTA
JAKARTA
Is the capital and largest city in
Indonesia. Located on the northwest
coast of the world’s most populous
island of Java, Jakarta is the country’s
economic, cultural, and political center.

MONAS
Stand for Monumen Nasional, is a 132
m tower in the centre of Central
Jakarta. It is built to commemorate the
struggle for Indonesian Independence.

KOTA TUA
Also known as Oud Batavia, is the first
walled settlement of the Dutch in
Jakarta area. The area gained
importance during the 17th-19th
century, when it was established as the
de facto capital of the Dutch East Indies.
 CITY NEAR
JAKARTA
BANDUNG
Bandung is the capital of West Java, and
Indonesia’s third largest city by
population, with over 2.4 million.
Bandung is famous for Tangkuban
Perahu which based on Indonesian folk
legend.

DEPOK
Depok is a city on the southern border
of Jakarta. Depok itself comes from
Sundanese languange, meaning
“hermitage” or abode of one living in
seclusion. One of the best University in
Indonesia is located in Depok, which
known as Universitas Indonesia.
BOGOR
Bogor is located around 60 km from
Jakarta. Bogor is the 6th largest city and
the 14th nationwide. The city has a
presidential palace which known as
Kebun Raya Bogor.
 FESTIVAL IN
JAKARTA
JAKARTA
FOOD&FASHION
FESTIVAL
Held annually, this festival is in the
North Jakarta. Designer fashion
shows are combined with a
celebration of local and
international cullinary events.

JAKARTA FAIR / PEKAN

RAYA JAKARTA
The annual Jakarta Fairs is the largest
of its kind in Indonesia with art,
cultural, and business exhibitions. Held
in Kemayoran, it features a different
theme every year.

JAKARTA INTERNATIONAL
KITE FESTIVAL
Held Annually, this festival showcases
local and international kites.
Competition and events are held in
the Ancol area in North Jakarta.
 CULTURE
SHOCK
Experience when in a different culture is like a roller-coaster.
There are ups and downs, high and low points.

WHAT USUALLY MAKE

PEOPLE CULTURE SHOCK
Indonesia showing you a lot of things that different from your
country, these are things which are usually make people
shock, such as:

FOOD CLIMATE

BATHROOM ANIMAL

TRANSPORTATION
 FOOD
Rice is main food of Indonesian. Mostly, Indonesian eat rice 3
times a day, but don’t be afraid, we still have bread and
vegetables. Indonesian like to eat spicy and sweet, but it
depends of the island you lived in. In west and east, people
like to eat spicy. But, in the middle (java) mostly people like to
eat sweet.

INDONESIA FABULOUS FOOD

AYAM GORENG RENDANG SATE AYAM

NASI GORENG SOTO AYAM

CLIMATE

DRY SEASON

MONSOON
BATHROOM
 ANIMAL

MOUSE COCKROACH

CAT LIZARD
 TRANSPORTATION

TRANS JAKARTA
This is one of good transportation that Jakarta have, because it has
the clearly route. Generally it cost Rp. 3500,-

ANGKOT
Stand for “Angkutan Umum” or Public Transport. Basically, Angkot is
like Trans Jakarta, it has clear route but without air conditioner.
Generally it cost Rp.3000/Rp.4000 per trip.
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TAXI
Taxi is one of transportation that usually people use. There are a lot
kind of taxi in Jakarta. The price usually start from Rp.6000/Rp.7000,-
and moving in every few seconds.
Bluebird Taxi Pool : 021 8095826

ONLINE TRANSPORTATION
Indonesia has partnership with giant online transportation company,
such as Gojek, Grab, and Uber. To use this online transportation, it
required to download the application that available in AppleStore and
PlayStore. The vehicle that have been used also varied, from
motorcycle to luxurious car. The application show the estimated
distance and cost.
 HABITS
HANDSHAKE
This is how usually we do when we
meet someone, kiss she/he hand its
mean you take it back hello and respect
she/he who older than you.

DRESS UP
Indonesian usually wear t-shirt and
trousers. It is not polite if you wear a
singlet or kind of same stuff to the
public area.

SMILE
We are believe smile make you happy
and always making you young and it
always being our tradition. “Smile is
pray”
 EMERGENCY
CALL
IMPORTANT NUMBER
Fire – 113
Police – 110
Ambulance – 118
Soekarno-Hatta International Aiport – 021 5505179
Gambir Station - 021 3862362

HOSPITAL
RS. Cipto Mangunkusumo – 021 330 808 / 337 507
RS. Pondok Indah - 021 769 7525
RS. Fatmawati - 021 750 1524
RS. Permata Depok - 021 2966 90000

MONEY CHANGER
Valuta Inti Prima - 021 3190 7777
Dua Sisi -021 5725 321
 WHAT IS

AIESEC is the worlds largest youth-run organization. Active in

over 1,700 universities across 126 countries and territories,
our international platform enables young people to explore
and develop their leadership potential for them to have a
poistive impact in society.

AIESEC
AIESEC IPMI IBS was established in 2015 and had been
strengthening its foundation ever since. The rapid
development of the organization leads to the execution of the
very first IGCDP Adhoc in 2016. The first president is
Alexander Aditya. Since then, AIESEC IPMI IBS had been a part
of AIESEC Indonesia and located in IPMI campus, Jakarta,
Indonesia.
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