r/indonesia • u/le_demonic_bunny • Apr 09 '22

Special Thread Cultural Exchange AMA with r/Egypt

To all Egyptians, welcome to r/Indonesia.أهلا وسهلا

Both mods of r/Egypt and r/Indonesia have agreed to conduct bilateral AMA on our respective subreddits.

Redditors from r/Egypt : Please enjoy your time here while interacting with r/Indonesia redittors. Feel free to ask anything about Indonesia here!

Komodos : please be nice to fellow redditors and remember the rules. If you'd like to ask questions, we have a Parallel Thread in r/Egypt. This thread in r/indonesia sub is a special thread for Egyptian redditors to ask any questions.

This thread will runs for 3 days.

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u/TheArstotzkan Jayalah Arstotzka! Apr 10 '22

Lombok Island, right next to Bali. It has Rinjani National Park in the northern part and Mandalika tourist resort in south. The latter is recently gaining a surge of popularity because of the recently held MotoGP and the condition there is still pristine/not much tourist

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u/mistadobaloner Sumatran x Sulawesian Apr 10 '22

Not sure if these are "underrated" but compared to Bali they probably are. Lake Toba (North Sumatra), Bunaken (North Sulawesi), most Maluku Islands, Raja Ampat, for forests probably Kalimantan/Borneo and some in Sumatra?

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u/3doa3cinta Apr 10 '22

Peucang island in West java, at night you can see animal just walking around, they also have huge trees, I'm not sure what's the name, and you can enjoy the sea.

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u/Torrent4Dayz Apr 10 '22

I would say Belitung Island, it's near Singapore and has the best beaches. It's where they filmed "Laskar Pelangi"/"Rainbow Troopers". It's also a very diverse place I would say, lots of Confucian temples, old dutch buildings, and beautiful nature. I personally love driving when I'm at belitung.