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Russian Embassy school in Indonesia Welcome to Indonesia Done by the pupils of the 7-th form Galiulin Rustam, Prudnikov Ivan, Polyanina Polina, Katyanova Vera, Olicheva Vera, Zhanibeck Kadisha, Eincktayvan Khaliynaa Jakarta 2014-2015

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Why we have chosen this theme Nowadays a lot of people are fond of travelling. But in the present day political situation there are some problems with travelling to European countries, thats why more and more people would like to know about sights and pleasures in Southeast-Asian countries. Indonesia is one of these countries and we are lucky to live and study here.

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The aim of our work We are going to introduce this far away country, to attract your attention to its places of interest and beautiful traditions and reveal some necessary points while travelling across this island state.

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Indonesia in Brief Indonesia or officially the Republic of Indonesia is a sovereign state in Southeast Asia and Oceania. Indonesia is an archipelago comprising 17000 of islands. About 500 of them even dont have names. Indonesia is a republic with a presidential system. Administratively, Indonesia consists of 34 provinces, five of which have special status. Each province has its own legislature and governor. Lying along the equator, Indonesia has a tropical climate with two distinct wet and dry seasons. Indonesia is the largest Muslim-majority country in the world.

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Jakarta - the capital of Indonesia Jakarta-officially known as the Special Capital Region of Jakarta- is the capital and the largest city of Indonesia. It is one of the most populated urban agglomerations in the world.

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Jakarta has an estimated population of 10.2 million in 2014, up from 9.58 million in 2010. Jakarta is now considered to be a global city and one of the fastest growing economies in the world. Interestingly, Jakarta now has the highest return on investment for luxury real estate in 2014 compared to any other city on earth. Theres lots of beautiful buildings and hotels but there are many poor people and kids too. Jakarta is a very crowed city

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The Sights of Jakarta Being in Jakarta, you can visit such famous museums as the National Museum, the Wayang Museum, the Museum of Batik. You will find here a lot of interesting and amazing facts about the history and culture of Indonesia. The most favourite places are Park Anchol (or Ocean Dream) and Mini-Indonesia Park.

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Safari Safari Park If you have free time, then you should definitely visit the Safari in Puncak (it the place not far from Jakarta). This is not just a place; it is a kingdom of very rich flora and faun. Here you can see different animals from different parts of the world. The park is divided into several parts, from a petting zoo to picnic areas. When you enter the safari park, you pass a large circle, watching and feeding the animals, and then you leave and you can stroll through the huge territory.

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Safari Park Personally, I love to go to the terrarium, ride a different horseback riding, and go to a horror movie. Every time being here, I still take photos with monkeys, lions and elephants. Here you can feel like a wild animal in the jungle getting close to the animals. Watching the life of the animals, we learn a lot of new, interesting things about them. This is one of my favorite places; here I am united with my family. A lot can be said, but better to see the safari than to listen to a long story

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Yogyakarta the soul of Indonesia Yogyakarta is a city on the island of Java. The city is known as a center of classical Javanese fine art and culture, particular in batik, ballet, drama, music, poetry and puppet shows. Borobudur and Prambanan are the two ancient temple complexes. Merapi, the largest active volcano in Indonesia, is situated near by.. Merapi, the largest active volcano in Indonesia, is situated near by..

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Bali

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Bali is a magical place. As probably the most famous island in Indonesia, Bali blends spectacular mountain scenery and beautiful beaches with warm and friendly people, a vibrant culture and out of this world resorts.

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Bali Bali is an island and province of Indonesia. Bali is the largest tourist destination in the country and is renowned for its highly developed arts, including traditional and modern dance, sculpture, painting, leather, metalworking, and music. Since the late 20th century, the province has had a rise in tourism.

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The trip to Bali This palace has been shaped in the form of a beautiful water garden and it is located near a natural spring. The scenery of the area is fantastic with great views and the climate is relatively cool. These facts, together with the religious rites of the spring, inspired the Raja to build himself a private country house nearby this spring set amidst a beautiful recreational garden. He called it Tirtagangga derived from the words 'Tirta' (blessed water) and 'Gangga. 'The water of Tirtagangga has always been regarded as holy and is regularly used for religious temple ceremonies.

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The trip to Bali The ocean in Bali is net. There are colorful fishes and very beautiful coral reefs. You can walk underwater and breathe with help of a helmet.

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Belitung Mystical Belitung (Belitung), cant be found in popular guidebooks. It is hidden by the Northern part of Sumatra and is still not fully open, deserted and not tainted by the jewel of Southeast Asia. Situated between the South China and the Java seas of the Pacific ocean, as if it is barricaded by Sumatra from dangerous currents and floating debris, which simply does not reach its shores, Belitung, even in low season, bathes in the shallow turquoise water surrounded by small Islands - satellites

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Kepayang island The island is slowly being renovated and opened its beaches for foreign visitors. Now some words about beaches. The sand is pure white, thin, similar to powdered sugar. It is of such high quality that VIP resorts in Singapore and Malaysia imported it to their artificial beaches. And besides all this sand was mined for the manufacture of glass

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Tanjungpandan The capital of the Belitung Tanjungpandan cannot be called the abode of night life and noisy parties. This modest but surprisingly clean town, is not a seeker of fame as Kuta or Pattaya. In the evening on the main street a small caf is open. Here you can drink the famous Bintang beer, and have dancing, and if you want, even sing - smiling DJs gladly will give you the microphone.

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The stones of Belitung The stones of Belitung is a separate and very mystical story. Someone from the locals believes that these boulders fell from the sky, but, in fact, this beauty is not only as a gift from the heavens. Each beach in Belitung is surrounded with stones of different colors and types, each stone has its own story. And it is impossible to tear your eyes away from these natural scenery. In the evening one of the best practice here is to sit on the stone Tingyi and, watching the sun sink into the ocean, wait for the beginning of the meteor shower (which is the landmark of Belitung

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Putri : Another place in Indonesia, close to Jakarta, I want to tell you about, is Putri Island You can reach it from the boat station Marino by a speedboat, It will take you about 60 minutes. The island is located in the archipelago of the Thousand Islands and it is about 50 km North of Jakarta in the Java sea. In fact there are about 105 Islands. Many of these Islands are uninhabited, and many are in private ownership, such as this:

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The island Putri is a great place to relax from the urban bustle, enjoy a swim in the sea with fins and mask and have a good time. On the island is a beautiful pool, a tennis court, a unique underwater aquarium (on the bottom of the sea a tunnel of glass is made, in which you can go down and walk on foot). Also on the island you can rent a horse, equipment for diving and snorkeling or take a ride on the banana.

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Putri But walking around the island, we came upon a strange footprints in the sand and wanted to understand what it was. What do you think it was?

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Once learned, we decided to stay away. Except for these creatures, which the locals call saltwater crocodiles, there is nothing more extraordinary here. Beautiful island in all respects.

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Important tips for travellers Indonesia is a very interesting and many-sided country, but at the same time it has dangers. We decided to write you about some of them. Dangers of Indonesia Volcanoes. Indonesia is the country with one of the highest levels of volcanic activity in the world. Majestic and mysterious volcanoes attract a great number of tourists, some of which (on lack of information) become the victims of suddenly raged elements.

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Important tips for travellers Climate. During a season of rains considerable danger in Indonesia is represented by the pernicious landslides which are suddenly covering roads and the whole settlements with tons of dirt and stones, claiming the human lives. Insects Tropical climate of Indonesia is a real paradise for the various flying and creeping insects capable to cause many troubles to the careless tourists. As insects are attracted by sugar and sweet, it is recommended not to leave on clothes sweet spots after food (especially some fruit), and also to take a shower several times a day.

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tips for travellers Important tips for travellers Dangerous animals There are poisonous insects and snakes, large predatory animals on the land, jellyfishes and sharks in sea waters. These and many other dangerous animals, certainly, can be met in natural violence of the Indonesian islands, however, on Bali and other resort zones chance to face them many times less, than in India or on Sri Lanka. The best-known terrible inhabitant of the Indonesian islands are the huge komodsky monitor lizards what are famous for a habit of attacking the chosen victim suddenly. Be careful and everything will be OK!

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Welcome to Indonesia