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Index of Indonesia-related articles

The following is an alphabetical list of topics related to the Republic of Indonesia.

Contents

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  • .id
  • 127/U/Kep/12/1966
  • 2002 Bali bombings
  • 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami
  • 2005 Bali bombings
  • 2005 Java-Bali blackout
  • 2005 Malaysian haze
  • 2005 Nias–Simeulue earthquake
  • 2007 in Indonesia
  • 2007 Jakarta flood
  • 2009 Sumatra earthquakes (Padang)
  • 3G (countries)

    • A

  • Abangan
  • Abdul Aziz Imam Samudra
  • Abdul Haris Nasution
  • Abdul Latief
  • Abdul Muis
  • Abdul Rahman Saleh (hero)
  • Abdul Rahman Saleh (prosecutor)
  • Abdullah Sungkar
  • Abdurrahman Wahid
  • Abinomn language
  • Abraham van Riebeeck
  • Abu Bakar Bashir
  • Aburizal Bakrie
  • Aceh Besar Regency, Jantho
  • Aceh Jaya Regency
  • Aceh
  • Acehnese people
  • Act of Free Choice
  • Adam Air Flight 172
  • Adam Air Flight 574
  • Adam Malik
  • Adat
  • Ade Novit
  • Adityawarman
  • Administrative divisions of Indonesia
  • Adonara
  • Adrian Zecha
  • Agama Hindu Dharma
  • Aghu language
  • Agnes Monica
  • Agung Laksono
  • Agus R. Sarjono
  • Agus Salim
  • Agus Wirahadikusumah
  • Ahmad Dahlan
  • Ahmad Dhani
  • Ahmad Khatib
  • Ahmad Suradji
  • Airlangga
  • Airoran
  • Akbar Tanjung
  • Alaban
  • Alan Budikusuma
  • Alas Purwo National Park
  • Albert Aalbers
  • Alfuros
  • Ali Alatas
  • Alor Archipelago
  • Alor
  • Alor Strait
  • Alvent Yulianto
  • Alvin Lie
  • Alwi Shihab
  • Amangkurat I of Mataram
  • Amangkurat II of Mataram
  • Ambon Island
  • Ambonese
  • Amboyna massacre
  • Amelia Natasha
  • Ameta
  • Amien Rais
  • Amir Sjarifuddin
  • Amrozi bin Nurhasyim
  • Amung language
  • Amung people
  • Anambas
  • Ananda Mikola
  • Ananda Sukarlan
  • Angelique Widjaja
  • Anggun Nugroho
  • Anggun
  • Angke
  • Anglo-Dutch Treaty of 1814
  • Anglo-Dutch Treaty of 1824
  • Antaboga
  • ANTARA
  • Anthony van Diemen
  • Anti-Chinese legislation in Indonesia
  • Anton Apriantono
  • Anton Medan
  • Anus language
  • Anusapati
  • APEC
  • APEKSI
  • Arbir
  • Ardy B. Wiranata
  • Arema Malang
  • Arfak Mountains
  • Arief Budiman
  • Arisan!
  • Arnhemia
  • Aru Islands
  • Aru
  • Arun, Sumatra
  • ASEAN
  • Asian-African Conference
  • Asmat people
  • Asmat Swamp
  • Astrid Susanto
  • Atambua
  • Ateng Wahyudi
  • Atika Suri
  • Attack on Broome
  • Attap dwelling
  • Australia-Indonesia Prisoner Transfer Agreement
  • Australia-Indonesia relations
  • Auw Jong Peng Koen
  • Ayu Utami

    • B

  • Babar Island
  • Bacan
  • Badan Intelijen Negara
  • Nuclear Energy Regulatory Agency (BAPETEN)
  • Badui
  • Badung Strait
  • Bagansiapiapi
  • Baginda Seri Sultana Zinatudin Kemalat Shah
  • Bajau
  • Bakauheni
  • Bali Barat National Park
  • Bali
  • Balinese caste system
  • Balinese language
  • Balinese mythology
  • Balinese people
  • Baluran
  • Mt Baluran
  • Bambang Pamungkas
  • Banda Aceh
  • Banda Islands
  • Banda Sea
  • Bandanaira
  • Bandar Lampung
  • Bandung High Tech Valley
  • Bandung Regency
  • Bandung Sea of Fire (1946)
  • Bandung Station
  • Banggai Islands Regency
  • Banggai Regency
  • Bangka Island
  • Bangka Regency
  • Bangka-Belitung Islands
  • Bangkalan
  • Bangsawan
  • Banjar baru
  • Banjar language
  • Banjar people
  • Banjar, West Java
  • Bantam (city)
  • Banten
  • Bantenese
  • Bantik language
  • Banyak Islands
  • Banyumasan language
  • Banyusumurup
  • Bapak
  • Barabai
  • Barat Daya Islands
  • Baris (dance)
  • Barisan Mountains
  • Barito River
  • Barong (mythology)
  • Barry Prima
  • Batak (Indonesia)
  • Batam
  • Batang Hari River
  • Batara Kala
  • Batik
  • Battle of Ambon
  • Battle of Badung Strait
  • Battle of Balikpapan (1945)
  • Battle of Makassar Strait
  • Battle of Manado
  • Battle of Surabaya (1945)
  • Battle of Tarakan (1942)
  • Battle of Tarakan (1945)
  • Battle of the Java Sea
  • Batu Islands
  • Batu Secret Zoo (Batu, East Java)
  • Batusangkar
  • Bauzi language
  • Bauzi people
  • Bawang Putih Bawang Merah
  • Bawean
  • Bayono–Awbono languages
  • Bedhaya
  • Bekasi Regency
  • Bekasi
  • Beleganjur
  • Belitung
  • Bendahara
  • Bengawan Solo (song)
  • Bengawan Solo River
  • Bengkalis
  • Bengkulu City
  • Bengkulu
  • Benteng Mania
  • Benteng Stadium
  • Berastagi
  • Betawi people
  • Bethesda Hospital Yogyakarta
  • Bhinneka Tunggal Ika
  • Biak
  • Bill against Pornography and Pornoaction
  • Bina Swadaya
  • Bintan
  • Bintang Di Surga
  • Binus University
  • Bird's Head Peninsula
  • Bireuen
  • Bisj Pole
  • Blambangan Peninsula
  • Blitar
  • Blok M
  • Bob Hasan
  • Bogor Botanical Gardens
  • Bogor Regency
  • Bojonegoro
  • Bolaang Mongondow language
  • Bomoh
  • Bona Sijabat
  • Surabaya Zoo
  • Bondowoso
  • Bone state
  • Borneo campaign (1945)
  • Borneo
  • Borobudur
  • Brawijaya Stadium
  • BRIC
  • Gegana
  • Broery
  • Bubungan Tinggi
  • Buddhism in Indonesia
  • Budi Putra
  • Budiman Sudjatmiko
  • Bugis
  • Bujangga Manik
  • Bukit Barisan Selatan National Park
  • Bukit Lawang
  • Bukit Peninsula
  • Bukittinggi
  • Bukti Negara
  • Buletin Malam
  • Buletin Siang
  • Bulu Rantekombola
  • Bulu Rantemario
  • Bulungan
  • Bunak
  • Bunaken
  • Bung Karno Stadium
  • Bunguran
  • Bunyu
  • Burmeso language
  • Buru
  • Buton
  • Buyat Bay

    • C

  • Cakung
  • Calang
  • Calon Bantara
  • Candi Kalasan
  • Candi Muara Takus
  • Candi of Indonesia
  • Candi Sukuh
  • Candi Surawana
  • Candra Wijaya
  • Cape Selatan
  • Catholicism in Indonesia
  • Celempungan
  • Cempaka Putih
  • Cenderawasih Bay
  • Cengkareng
  • Central Jakarta
  • Central Java
  • Central Kalimantan
  • Central Sulawesi
  • Ceram Sea
  • Chairil Anwar
  • Chandra Wijaya
  • Chandrabhanu
  • Chinese Indonesian
  • Chris John (boxer)
  • Christian Hadinata
  • Christianity in Indonesia
  • Christianto Wibisono
  • Christine Hakim
  • Chrisye
  • Ciamis Regency
  • Ciamis
  • Cianjur Regency
  • Cianjur
  • Cibinong
  • Cibiru
  • Cibodas Botanical Gardens
  • Cicurug
  • Cijeruk
  • Cilacap Station
  • Cilandak
  • Cilegon
  • Ciliwung River
  • Cimahi
  • Cimande
  • Cinema of Indonesia
  • Cinere
  • Cipatujah
  • Cipayung
  • Ciracas
  • Cirebon Regency
  • Cirebonese
  • Bandung Ciroyom Station
  • Citak language
  • Cities and regencies of Indonesia
  • CIVETS
  • Coat of arms of Indonesia
  • Communications in Indonesia
  • Confederation of All Indonesian Workers' Union
  • Confederation of Indonesia Prosperous Trade Union
  • Confucianism in Indonesia
  • Constitution of Indonesia
  • Constitutional Assembly of Indonesia
  • Cornelis de Houtman
  • Corruption Eradication Commission
  • Countries affected by the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake
  • Cultivation System
  • Culture of Indonesia

    • D

  • Da'i Bachtiar
  • Dada Rosada
  • Dago, Indonesia
  • Dangdut
  • Dani people
  • Daniel Mananta
  • Dayak people
  • Deddy Mizwar
  • Delta Putra Sidoarjo
  • Delta Stadium
  • Demak
  • Demographics of Indonesia
  • Denjaka
  • Denny Kantono
  • Denny Sumargo
  • Denpasar
  • Depok
  • Derawan Islands
  • Desi Anwar
  • Detachment 88
  • Detasemen Bravo
  • Dewa Budjana
  • Dewa Made Beratha
  • Dewi Shri
  • Dharmasraya Regency
  • Dharmawangsa
  • Dian Sastrowardoyo
  • Dick Sudirman
  • Didi Petet
  • Dieng Plateau
  • Differences between Malay and Indonesian
  • Digul River
  • Dili massacre
  • Dina Astita
  • Dipa Nusantara Aidit
  • Diponegoro
  • Djoko Hardono
  • Djoko Suyanto
  • Dondang Sayang
  • Donggala Regency
  • Dorce Gamalama
  • Dreamland Beach
  • Dumai
  • Duren Sawit, Duren Sawit
  • Duren Sawit
  • Duri Kepa
  • Dutch East India Company
  • Dutch East Indies
  • Dutch Ethical Policy and Indonesian National Revival

    • E

  • East Bird's Head languages
  • East Bird's Head – Sentani languages
  • East Cengkareng
  • East Geelvink Bay languages
  • East Jakarta
  • East Java
  • East Kalimantan
  • East Nusa Tenggara
  • East Peninsula, Sulawesi
  • Ebiet G. Ade
  • Ebulobo
  • Mt Ebulobo
  • Economy of Indonesia*
  • Eddy Hartono
  • Education in Indonesia
  • Effect of the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake on Indonesia
  • Eko Yuli Irawan
  • Elections in Indonesia
  • Ellyas Pical
  • Elseng language
  • Elvy Sukaesih
  • Embassy of Indonesia in Ottawa
  • Emergency Government of the Republic of Indonesia (PDRI)
  • Emil Salim
  • Ende Regency
  • Ende, Indonesia
  • Endemic birds of Indonesia
  • Energy in Indonesia
  • Eng Hian
  • Enggano Island
  • Eny Widiowati
  • Evan Sanders
  • Evie Tamala
  • Extended West Papuan
  • Extravaganza (TV series)

    • F

  • Fahmy Shahab
  • Fahri Asiza
  • Fauna of Indonesia
  • Federasi Serikat Petani Indonesia
  • Fira Basuki
  • Flag of Indonesia
  • Flandy Limpele
  • Flora of Indonesia
  • Flores Sea
  • Flores
  • Fly River
  • Foja Mountains
  • Football Association of Indonesia
  • Foreign .id to Indonesia
  • Foreign relations of Indonesia
  • Four emerging markets
  • Frans Tutuhatunewa
  • Free Aceh Movement
  • Free Papua Movement
  • Freeport-McMoRan
  • Fung Permadi

    • G

  • G-20 major economies
  • G-Land
  • E-7 (Emerging 7)
  • Gajah Mada
  • Gajahmada Mojosari Stadium
  • Gajayana Stadium
  • Galang Island
  • Galang Refugee Camp
  • Galungan
  • Mt Galunggung
  • Gambir Station
  • Gambir (Jakarta)
  • Gambir, Jakarta
  • Gamelan jegog
  • Gamelan joged bumbung
  • Ganda Sirait
  • Garuda Indonesia Flight 152
  • Garuda Indonesia Flight 200
  • Garuda Wisnu Kencana
  • Garut Regency
  • Garut
  • Subroto
  • Gayo language
  • Gayo people
  • Gedong Kirtya
  • Gelora 10 November Stadium
  • Gelora Kieraha Stadium
  • Geography of Indonesia
  • Geothermal power in Indonesia
  • Gerakan Pramuka
  • Gerwani
  • Gesang Martohartono
  • Gie
  • Gili Air
  • Gili Islands
  • Gili Meno
  • Gili Motang
  • Gili Trawangan
  • Ginandjar Kartasasmita
  • Giri Tunggal Heroes' Cemetery
  • Giriloyo
  • Girimulya Surakarta
  • Gita Gutawa
  • Gleebruk
  • Glodok
  • Godert van der Capellen
  • Goenawan Mohamad
  • Gorontalo (city)
  • Gorontalo
  • Gorontalo Regency
  • Government Administration in Indonesia
  • Governor-General of the Dutch East Indies
  • Grasberg mine
  • Great Timor
  • Greater Sunda Islands
  • Gresik United
  • Grogol Petamburan
  • Grogol
  • Gubeng Station (Surabaya)
  • Gugum Gumbira
  • Gulf of Tomini
  • Gunadharma
  • Gunung Karang
  • Gunung Leuser National Park
  • Gunung Palung National Park
  • Gunungsitoli
  • Gustaaf Willem baron van Imhoff

    • H

  • H. S. Dillon
  • Hainuwele
  • Haji Agus Salim Stadium
  • Halmahera
  • Hamengkubuwana I
  • Hamengkubuwana II
  • Hamengkubuwana III
  • Hamengkubuwana IV
  • Hamengkubuwana IX
  • Hamengkubuwana V
  • Hamengkubuwana VI
  • Hamengkubuwana VII
  • Hamengkubuwana VIII
  • Hamengkubuwana X
  • Hamengkubuwono X
  • Hamka
  • Hamzah Fansuri
  • Hamzah Haz
  • Hang Jebat
  • Hang Nadim
  • Hang Tuah
  • Hari Raya Aidilfitri
  • Hari Raya
  • Hariyanto Arbi
  • Hartriono B. Sastrowardoyo
  • Hassan Wirajuda
  • Hastomo Arbi
  • Hayam Wuruk
  • Helmi Johannes
  • Hendrawan
  • Hendrik Brouwer
  • Hendrik Merkus de Kock
  • Henk Sneevliet
  • Herman Johannes
  • Herman Willem Daendels
  • Hermawan Susanto
  • Hidayat Nur Wahid
  • Hidayatullah
  • Hikayat Banjar
  • Hikayat Bayan Budiman
  • Hikayat Hang Tuah
  • HIMTI
  • Hindu Revival in Indonesia
  • Hinduism in Indonesia
  • Hinduism in Java
  • Hinduism in Sulawesi
  • History of Indonesia
  • Hotman Paris Hutapea
  • HR Dharsono
  • Human rights in Indonesia
  • Humanitarian response to the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake

    • I

  • I Ching (monk)
  • Icuk Sugiarto
  • Ida Bagus Wiswantanu
  • Ijen
  • Mt Ijen
  • Iliboleng
  • Mt Iliboleng
  • Iie Sumirat
  • Ililabalekan
  • Mt Ililabalekan
  • Ilimuda
  • Mt Ilimuda
  • Iliwerung
  • Mt Iliwerung
  • Imogiri
  • Indian Indonesian
  • Indo people
  • Indonesia (Lonely Planet)
  • Indonesia at the 1972 Summer Olympics
  • Indonesia at the 1976 Summer Olympics
  • Indonesia at the 1984 Summer Olympics
  • Indonesia at the 1988 Summer Olympics
  • Indonesia at the 1992 Summer Olympics
  • Indonesia at the 1996 Summer Olympics
  • Indonesia at the 2000 Summer Olympics
  • Indonesia at the 2004 Summer Olympics
  • Indonesia national football team
  • Indonesia Open
  • Indonesia Raya
  • Indonesia Seven Summits Expedition
  • Indonesia Stock Exchange
  • Indonesia Today
  • Indonesia-Malaysia confrontation
  • Indonesia
  • Indonesian architecture
  • Indonesian calendars
  • Indonesian car number plates
  • Indonesian car
  • Indonesian coffee
  • Indonesian Declaration of Independence
  • Indonesian Development of Education and Permaculture
  • Indonesian Film Festival
  • Indonesian hip hop
  • Indonesian Idol
  • Indonesian invasion of East Timor
  • Indonesian language
  • Indonesian legislative election, 2004
  • Indonesian legislative election, 2009
  • Indonesian legislative election, 2014
  • Indonesian literature
  • Indonesian Masters
  • Indonesian military ranks
  • Indonesian monarchies
  • Indonesian names
  • Indonesian National Revolution
  • Indonesian philosophy
  • Indonesian presidential election, 2004
  • Indonesian presidential election, 2009
  • Indonesian presidential election, 2014
  • Indonesian Revolution of 1998
  • Indonesian rupiah
  • Indonesian slang language
  • Indonesian Television Journalists Association
  • Indonesian Trade Union Confederation
  • Indonesian-sounding names adopted by Chinese Indonesians
  • Indosat
  • Indra Lesmana
  • Indramayu Regency
  • Indramayu
  • Indy Barends
  • Inielika
  • Mt Inielika
  • Inierie
  • Mt Inielika
  • International rankings of Indonesia
  • Internet in Indonesia
  • Inul Daratista
  • Invasion of Java (1811)
  • Ishak Effendi
  • Isidore van Kinsbergen
  • Isirawa language
  • Islam in Indonesia
  • Islands of Indonesia
  • ISO 3166-2:ID
  • Istana Bogor
  • Istana Luwu
  • Istana Maimun
  • Istana Merdeka
  • Istana Negara, Jakarta
  • Istana Wakil Presiden
  • Istana
  • Istiqlal Mosque, Jakarta
  • Isyana Dynasty
  • Ita Martadinata Haryono
  • ITC Roxy Mas
  • Iwan Fals
  • Iya (volcano)

    • J

  • J. B. van Heutsz
  • Jabodetabek
  • Jabotabek
  • Jack van Tongeren
  • Jaffna Kingdom
  • Jagorawi Toll Road
  • Jakabaring Stadium
  • Jakarta Bay
  • Jakarta Cathedral
  • Jakarta Convention Center
  • Jakarta International Film Festival
  • Jakarta Kota Station
  • Kota (Jakarta)
  • Jakarta Monorail
  • Jakarta Riots of May 1998
  • Jakarta Tower
  • Jakarta
  • Jalan Jaksa
  • Jalan Malioboro
  • Jalek Harupat Soreang Stadium
  • Jalembar Baru
  • Jalembar
  • Jambi (city)
  • Jambi
  • James Riady
  • Jan Pieterszoon Coen
  • Janggala
  • Japanese occupation of the Dutch East Indies
  • Jatidiri Stadium
  • Jatinegara (Jakarta)
  • Jatinegara
  • Jatipulo
  • Java Australian Football League
  • Java Sea
  • Java War
  • Java
  • Javanese beliefs
  • Javanese historical texts
  • Javanese language
  • Javanese people
  • Javanese poetry
  • Javanese sacred places
  • Jaya Suprana
  • Jayapura Bay languages
  • Jayapura
  • Jayawijaya Mountains
  • Jembatan Besi
  • Jembatan Lima
  • Jember
  • Jenderal Besar
  • Jenglot
  • Jepara
  • Jeruk Purut Cemetery
  • Jewish-Indonesian
  • Jimbaran
  • Jo Novita
  • Joan Maetsuycker
  • Joged
  • Joglo
  • Johannes Camphuys
  • Johannes van den Bosch
  • Johar Baru
  • John Juanda
  • Jojon
  • Joko Anwar
  • Joko Suprianto
  • Jombang Regency
  • Joni's Promise
  • Joy Destiny Tobing
  • Joyoboyo
  • Julius Riyadi Darmaatmadja
  • 2006 Pangandaran earthquake and tsunami
  • Jusuf Habibie
  • Jusuf Kalla
  • Juwono Sudarsono

    • K

  • Kaba (volcano)
  • Mt Kaba
  • Kabanjahe
  • Kaharingan
  • Kahitna
  • Kai Islands
  • Kakaban
  • Kakawin Bharatayuddha
  • Kakawin Hariwangsa
  • Kakawin Ramâya?a
  • Kakawin
  • Kali Anyar
  • Kalibata Heroes Cemetery
  • Kalideres, Kalideres
  • Kalideres
  • Kalimantan
  • Kaliurang
  • Kamal Djunaedi Stadium
  • Kamal, Kalideres
  • Kamaruzaman Sjam
  • Kambangan Island
  • Kambera language
  • Kamojang geothermal field
  • Kampong
  • Kangean Islands
  • Kanjuruhan Stadium
  • Kapuas Hulu
  • Kapuas River
  • Kapuk
  • Karangetang
  • Mt Karangetang
  • Karawaci, Tangerang
  • Karawang Regency
  • Karawang
  • Karet Bivak Cemetery
  • Karimata islands
  • Karimata Strait
  • Karimun
  • Karo people
  • Karo Regency
  • Kata Kolok
  • Kayan Mentarang National Park
  • Keagungan
  • Kebaya
  • Kebon Jeruk, Kebon Jeruk
  • Kebon Jeruk
  • Kecak
  • Kedaung Kali Angke
  • Kediri kingdom
  • Kediri
  • Kedukan Bukit Inscription
  • Cirebon Kejaksan Station
  • Kekal
  • Kelapa Dua
  • Kelimutu
  • Mt Kelimutu
  • Kelong
  • Kelut
  • Mt Kelut
  • Kemak people
  • Kemal Idris
  • Kemanggisan
  • Kemayoran
  • Kembangan, Jakarta
  • Kemusuk
  • Ken Arok
  • Ken Dedes
  • Kendari
  • Kendayan
  • Kerinci Seblat National Park
  • Keriu language
  • Kertarajasa
  • Kertok
  • Bandung Kiaracondong Station
  • Kidung Sunda
  • Kidzania
  • Kingdom of Mataram
  • Kingdoms of Sunda (1st century – 1600)
  • Kintamani (dog)
  • Kisar
  • Kombai people
  • Komodo (island)
  • Komodo National Park
  • KOMTEVE
  • Kopaja
  • KOPASKA
  • Kopassus
  • Korintus Koliopas Fingkreuw
  • Korowai language
  • Korowai people
  • Korps Marinir
  • Korps Speciale Troepen
  • Kosambi, Jakarta
  • Kostrad
  • Kotamadya
  • KPK
  • Krakatoa
  • Mt Krakatao
  • Kretek
  • KRI Dewaruci
  • KRI Wilhelmus Zakarias Yohannes
  • Krio Dayak language
  • Krio Dayak people
  • Krio River
  • Krisdayanti
  • Kristiani Herrawati
  • Kroncong
  • Kulintang
  • Kuningan
  • Kuntao
  • Kurniawan Dwi Yulianto
  • Kusdiyanto
  • Kusumanegara Heroes' Cemetery
  • Kuta
  • Kwik Kian Gie
  • Kyai

    • L

  • Lagaligo Stadium
  • Lagundri Bay
  • Lake Diatas
  • Lake Dibawah
  • Lake Gunung Tujuh
  • Lake Kerinci
  • Lake Laut Tawar
  • Lake Maninjau
  • Lake Matano
  • Lake Poso
  • Lake Ranau
  • Lake Singkarak
  • Lake Tempe
  • Lake Toba
  • Lake Towuti
  • Laksamana
  • Lampung
  • Lanfang Republic
  • Lang Island
  • Langgam jawa
  • Languages of Indonesia
  • Lani (ethnic group)
  • Law enforcement in Indonesia
  • Law of Indonesia
  • Lawa River (Indonesia)
  • Lebak Bulus Stadium
  • Lebak Bulus
  • Legend of Gunung Ledang
  • Legian
  • Indonesian Institute of Islamic Dawah (LDII)
  • Lembaga Musyawarah Adat Asmat
  • Lembata
  • Lempuyangan Station (Yogyakarta)
  • Mt Leroboleng
  • Lesser Sunda Islands
  • Leti Island
  • Mt Lewotobi
  • Mt Lewotolo
  • Leyak
  • LGBT rights in Indonesia (Gay rights)
  • Liang Bua Cave
  • Liang Dao Ming
  • Liem Swie King
  • Liga Indonesia
  • Lilyana Natsir
  • Lindu
  • Lingga Islands
  • Linggadjati Agreement
  • Linton Sirait
  • Lion Air Flight 538
  • Lippo Karawaci
  • Liran
  • List of airlines of Indonesia
  • List of airports in Indonesia
  • List of Ambassadors from New Zealand to Indonesia
  • List of banks in Indonesia
  • List of Biosphere Reserves in Indonesia
  • Chinese Indonesians
  • List of cities in Indonesia including population statistics
  • Cities in Indonesia
  • List of colonial buildings and structures in Jakarta
  • List of companies of Indonesia
  • List of earthquakes in Indonesia
  • List of famous Indonesian Chinese
  • List of football clubs in Indonesia
  • Football clubs in Indonesia
  • List of Governors of Jakarta
  • Governors of Yogyakarta
  • List of Hikayat
  • Indonesian acronyms and abbreviations
  • List of Indonesian agricultural universities and colleges
  • List of Indonesian Ambassadors to Australia
  • List of Indonesian Ambassadors to the United Kingdom
  • List of Indonesian birds: non-passerines
  • List of Indonesian birds: passerines
  • List of Indonesian birds
  • List of Indonesian composers
  • List of Indonesian dishes
  • List of Indonesian language poets
  • List of Indonesian mammals
  • Indonesian musicians
  • List of Indonesian painters
  • List of Indonesian ports
  • List of Indonesian provinces by GRP per capita
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  • Indonesian people
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  • List of lakes in Indonesia
  • List of main infrastructure projects in Indonesia
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  • List of newspapers in Indonesia
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  • People on stamps of Indonesia
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  • List of regencies and cities of Indonesia
  • List of Roman Catholic dioceses in Indonesia
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  • List of television stations in Indonesia
  • List of terrorist incidents in Indonesia
  • List of universities in East Java
  • List of universities in Indonesia
  • List of Vice Presidents of Indonesia
  • Vice Presidents of Indonesia
  • List of volcanoes in Indonesia
  • List of World Heritage Sites in Indonesia
  • Lita Nurlita
  • Lius Pongoh
  • Loan words in Indonesian
  • Lombok Strait
  • Lombok
  • Long Road to Heaven
  • Longhouse
  • Lore Lindu National Park
  • Lorentz National Park
  • Lower Mamberamo languages
  • Luluk Hadiyanto

    • M

  • M. H. Lukman
  • M. Nasroen
  • M/V Senopati Nusantara
  • Madura Island
  • Madurese language
  • Madurese people
  • Maesa Stadium
  • Mahakam River
  • Majapahit
  • Makam Mahsuri
  • Makassar language
  • Makassar Strait
  • Malang Station
  • Malay ghost myths
  • Malay houses
  • Malay Ruler
  • Malay titles
  • Malays (ethnic group)
  • Malik ul Salih
  • Malin Kundang
  • Maluku (Indonesian province)
  • Maluku Islands
  • Spice Islands
  • Mamberamo River
  • Manado Malay
  • Manahan Stadium
  • Manananggal
  • Mandala Airlines Flight 091
  • Mandala Krida Stadium
  • Mandala Stadium
  • Mandra
  • Mangole Island
  • Mangunwijaya
  • Manuel Carrascalão
  • Manusela
  • Maphilindo
  • Marapu
  • March 2007 Sumatra earthquakes
  • Mari Elka Pangestu
  • Maria Dermoût
  • Mariana Renata
  • Markis Kido
  • Mataram Kingdom
  • Mataram Sultanate
  • Mattoangin Stadium
  • 2006 Yogyakarta earthquake (Bantul)
  • Media of Indonesia
  • Medistra Hospital
  • Megawati Sukarnoputri
  • Melayu Kingdom
  • Memes
  • Mentawai Islands
  • Mentawai language
  • Mentawai people
  • Mentawai Strait
  • Menteng Stadium
  • Merdeka
  • Metro Pagi
  • MetroMini, Jakarta
  • Meuthia Kasim
  • Mia Audina Tjiptawan
  • Mike Mohede
  • Military of Indonesia
  • Minahasa
  • Minangkabau language
  • Minangkabau
  • Ming Shi-lu
  • Mobile8
  • Moerdani
  • Mohammad Hatta
  • Mohammad Toha
  • Monumen Nasional
  • Moreno Suprapto
  • Morotai
  • Mother Temple of Besakih
  • Mt Agung
  • Mt Batur
  • Mt Bromo
  • Mt Ceremei
  • Mt Egon
  • Mt Guntur
  • Mount Halimun Salak National Park
  • Mt Hiri
  • Mt Iya
  • Mt Kerinci
  • Mt Leuser
  • Mt Marapi
  • Mt Merapi
  • Mt Merbabu
  • Mt Mutis
  • Mt Rantekombola
  • Mt Rantemario
  • Mt Rinjani
  • Mt Sago
  • Mt Sahandaruman
  • Mt Salak
  • Mt Singgalang
  • Mt Sirung
  • Mt Sundoro
  • Mt Talakmau
  • Mt Talang
  • Mt Tambora
  • Mt Tandikat
  • Mpu Gandring
  • Mpu Prapanca
  • Mpu Sindok
  • Muhammad Natsir
  • Muhammad Rachman
  • Muhammad Subuh Sumohadiwidjojo
  • Muhammadiyah
  • Mulan Jameela
  • Mulawarman Stadium
  • Muna Island
  • Munir Said Thalib
  • Muntilan
  • Musi River (Indonesia)
  • Music of Bali
  • Music of Indonesia
  • Music of Java
  • Music of Sumatra
  • Musso

    • N

  • Nabiel Makarim
  • Nadine Chandrawinata
  • Nagarakretagama
  • Nahdatul Ulama
  • Narendra Shastri
  • Natal, Indonesia
  • National Institute of Aeronautics and Space
  • National Museum of Indonesia
  • Natuna Islands
  • Nedebang language
  • Negara Daha
  • Netherlands East Indies campaign
  • Netherlands Indian roepiah
  • New Guinea
  • New Order (Indonesia)
  • New York Agreement
  • Next Eleven
  • Ngurah Rai Stadium
  • Nias
  • Nico Thomas
  • Nidji
  • Nippon Club
  • Njoto
  • No. 120 (Netherlands East Indies) Squadron RAAF
  • No. 18 (Netherlands East Indies) Squadron RAAF
  • Noordin Mohammad Top
  • Nora Samosir
  • North Jakarta
  • North Maluku
  • North Pagai
  • North Sulawesi
  • North Sumatra
  • Nova Widianto
  • Novemthree Siahaan
  • Nuansa Pagi
  • Nuaulu
  • Nuclear power in Indonesia
  • Nugroho Wisnumurti
  • Nurcholish Madjid
  • Nurfitriyana Saiman
  • Nusa Dua
  • Nusa Penida
  • Nyepi
  • Nyoman Windha

    • O

  • Obi Islands
  • Obira
  • 2010 Mentawai earthquake and tsunami (Mentawi earthquake)
  • Oei Tiong Ham
  • Oirata
  • Omar Dhani
  • Ombai Strait
  • Ombilin
  • Omo sebua
  • Once
  • Ong Hok Ham
  • Operation Garron
  • Operation Sumatra Assist
  • Operation Unified Assistance
  • Orang Bunian
  • Orang Laut
  • Orang Minyak
  • Ortizan Salossa
  • Osing
  • Overthrow of Sukarno

    • P

  • Padalarang Station
  • Padangbai
  • Padri War
  • Pagaruyung Kingdom
  • Pakubuwana II
  • Pakubuwana III
  • Pakubuwana IV
  • Pakubuwana IX
  • Pakubuwana V
  • Pakubuwana VI
  • Pakubuwana VII
  • Pakubuwana VIII
  • Pakubuwana X
  • Pakubuwana XI
  • Pakubuwana XII
  • Palapa
  • Palu'e language
  • Palu'e
  • Pancasila (politics)
  • Pancasila Indonesia
  • Pancoran
  • Pandji Tisna
  • Panembahan Senopati
  • Pangandaran
  • Panji Tohjaya
  • Pantar
  • Panti Rapih Hospital
  • Pantun
  • Papua (Indonesian province)
  • Papuan languages
  • Parangtritis
  • Pararaton
  • Pasai
  • Pasar malam
  • Pasar pagi
  • Pasar Senen (Jakarta)
  • Pasar Turi Station (Surabaya)
  • Pasaran
  • Paspampres
  • Pasumpahan
  • Paul de Thouars
  • Pawukon
  • Pecatu
  • Pegunungan Maoke
  • Peleng
  • Pelni
  • Pendidikan Stadium
  • Pendopo
  • Penegak Bantara
  • Penegak Laksana
  • People's Consultative Assembly
  • People's Representative Council
  • People's Youth
  • Peppy
  • Peranakan
  • Permesta
  • Permias
  • Persebaya Surabaya
  • Persegi Mojokerto
  • Persekabpas Pasuruan
  • Persela Lamongan
  • Persema Malang
  • Persib Bandung
  • Persiba Balikpapan
  • Persiba Stadium
  • Persibat Batang
  • Persija Jakarta
  • Persijap Jepara
  • Persik Kediri
  • Persikota Tangerang
  • Persikota
  • Persipura Jayapura
  • Persis Solo
  • Persita Tangerang
  • Persitara Jakarta Utara
  • Persiter Ternate
  • Persiwa Wamena
  • Persmin Minahasa
  • Pertamina oil company
  • Perusahaan Gas Negara (State Gas Corporation)
  • Perusahaan Listrik Negara (State Electricity Corporation)
  • Pesantren
  • Peterpan (band)
  • Pierre Roland
  • PK-AFV
  • PKT Bontang
  • Playboy Indonesia
  • Pluit
  • PMKRI
  • Mt Poco Mandasawu
  • Pogar Bangil Stadium
  • Politics of Indonesia
  • Politionele acties
  • Pollycarpus Priyanto
  • Pondok Indah Mall
  • Pontianak (folklore)
  • Poolsche Hoed
  • Poorwo Soedarmo
  • PP 10/1959
  • Prabowo
  • Prambanan
  • Pramoedya Ananta Toer
  • Pramuka Garuda
  • Pratiwi Sudarmono
  • Princely Highness
  • Priyayi
  • Prof. Mr. Soenario, S.H.
  • Protestants in Indonesia
  • Proto Malay
  • Provinces of Indonesia
  • Cirebon Prujakan Station
  • PSBL Bandar Lampung
  • PSDS Deli Serdang
  • PSIM Yogyakarta
  • PSIS Semarang
  • PSM Makassar
  • PSMS Medan
  • PSS Sleman
  • PT Kereta Api
  • PT Newmont Nusa Tenggara
  • Public holidays in Indonesia
  • Mt Pulowasi
  • Mt Puncak Jaya
  • Mt Puncak Mandala
  • Mt Puncak Trikora
  • Pura Luhur
  • Purwodadi Grobogan
  • Puspitasari Rina Dewi
  • Putra Sampoerna

    • Q

  • Qasidah modern

    • R

  • Rachman Halim
  • Raden Ayu Kartini
  • Raden Wijaya
  • Radius Prawiro
  • Raema Lisa Rumbewas
  • Ragunan Zoo
  • Ragunan Zoo (Jakarta)
  • Rail transport in Indonesia
  • Rakata
  • Rally Indonesia
  • Mt Ranakah
  • Randai
  • Rangda
  • Rangga Warsita
  • Rasti
  • Ratu Adil
  • Mt Raung
  • Raymond Westerling
  • Reformation (Indonesia)
  • Regencies of Indonesia
  • Regency (Indonesia)
  • Regional Representatives Council
  • Rejang people
  • Religion in Indonesia
  • Renville Agreement
  • Republic of South Maluku
  • Revolutionary Government of the Republic of Indonesia
  • Rexy Mainaky
  • Rhoma Irama
  • Riau Islands
  • Riau rupiah
  • Riau
  • Ricky Subagdja
  • Riduan Isamuddin
  • Rincah
  • Rizal Nurdin
  • Roem-van Roijen Agreement
  • Mt Rokatenda
  • Romang
  • Romusha
  • Ronggeng
  • Rosiana Tendean
  • Rossa
  • Rote Island
  • Royal Netherlands East Indies Army
  • Rudy Gunawan
  • Rudy Hartono Kurniawan
  • Rudy Soedjarwo
  • Rumah Gadang
  • Run (island)
  • Ruslan Abdulgani

    • S

  • Sabdapalon
  • Sailendra
  • Sajama cut
  • Saluang
  • Sam Ratulangi
  • Samanhoedi
  • Samosir
  • Sanana Island
  • Sandrina Malakiano
  • Sanghyang Siksakanda ng Karesian
  • Sangihe Islands
  • Sangir
  • Sangiran
  • Sanjaya Dynasty
  • Santri
  • Sapardi Djoko Damono
  • Saparua
  • Sara language (Indonesia)
  • Sarekat Islam
  • Sari Club
  • Sarmi languages
  • Sarmi-Jayapura Bay languages
  • Sarong
  • Sarwendah Kusumawardhani
  • Sarwo Edhie Wibowo
  • Sasak
  • Satuan Karya
  • Savu Sea
  • Savu
  • Schouten Islands
  • Seafarers
  • Sebuku (Borneo)
  • Indonesian cabinet 2009-present
  • Selayar Islands
  • Selo Soemardjan
  • Semaun
  • Semen Padang F.C.
  • Mt Semeru
  • Seminyak
  • Sempan language
  • Senayan City
  • Senggigi
  • Sentani language
  • Sentul
  • Sepak Takraw
  • September 2007 Sumatra earthquakes
  • Seputar Indonesia
  • Seram
  • Serdang
  • Serua (volcano)
  • Setesuyara
  • Shanty
  • Shanty
  • Sheila on 7
  • Sherina Munaf
  • Siau
  • Mt Sibayak
  • Siberut National Park
  • Siberut
  • Sidoarjo mud flow
  • Sigit Budiarto
  • Sika people
  • Silat
  • Siliwangi Division
  • Siliwangi Stadium
  • SilkAir Flight 185
  • Simeulue
  • Simon Santoso
  • Singapore Strait
  • Singaraja
  • Singhasari
  • Singosari
  • Sipura
  • Sirik
  • Slank
  • Soe Hok Gie
  • Solor Archipelago
  • Solor
  • Songket
  • Soni Dwi Kuncoro
  • Sophie Masson
  • Sosatie
  • South East Sulawesi
  • South Jakarta
  • South Kalimantan
  • South Sulawesi
  • South Sumatra
  • Sport in Indonesia
  • Sri Indriyani
  • Sri Paku Alam VIII
  • Srivijaya
  • Sriwijaya F.C.
  • SS-1 (rifle)
  • Staring-baai
  • Stephen Tong
  • Strait of Malacca
  • Subagio Sastrowardoyo
  • Subak (irrigation)
  • Subdistricts of Indonesia
  • Subud
  • Sudharmono
  • Sudirman Range
  • Sudirman
  • Sudono Salim
  • Suharto
  • Suharyadi Suharyadi
  • Sujud Sutrisno
  • Sukarno
  • Sulawesi
  • Sule
  • Sultanate of Asahan
  • Sultanate of Demak
  • Sultanate of Johor
  • Sultanate of Malacca
  • Sultanate of Mataram
  • Sultanate of Serdang
  • Sumarsam
  • Sumatra
  • Sumba Strait
  • Sumba
  • Sumbawa
  • Sunaryati Hartono
  • Sunda Islands
  • Sunda Strait Bridge
  • Sunda Strait
  • Sundanese language
  • Sundanese people
  • Sungailiat
  • Supersemar
  • Surajaya Stadium
  • Suramadu Bridge
  • Surya Paloh
  • Susanto Megaranto
  • Susi Susanti
  • Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono
  • Sutan Sjahrir
  • Sutardji Calzoum Bachri
  • Sutiyoso
  • Sutomo (a.k.a. Bung Tomo)
  • Suzzanna

    • T

  • Taifib
  • Talaud Islands
  • Talempong
  • Taliabu
  • Taman Impian Jaya Ancol
  • Taman Mini Indonesia Indah
  • Taman Prasasti Museum
  • Taming Sari
  • Tan Joe Hok
  • Tan Malaka
  • Tanah Lot
  • Tanda Kecakapan Khusus
  • Tanette
  • Mt Tangkuban Perahu
  • Tania Gunadi
  • Tanimbar Islands
  • Mt Tarakan
  • Tarakan
  • Tarmizi Taher
  • Taruma kingdom
  • Tarzan
  • Taufik Akbar
  • Taufik Hidayat
  • Tause language
  • Semarang Tawang Station
  • Taxation in Indonesia
  • Teladan Stadium
  • Telkomsel
  • Teluk Dalam
  • Teluk Yos Sudarso
  • Temenggung
  • Tenggerese
  • Ternate
  • Tetum language
  • The Coming and Spread of Islam in Southeast Asia
  • The Peak Twin Towers
  • The spread of Islam in Indonesia (1200 to 1600)
  • The Year of Living Dangerously
  • Thiess Contractors Indonesia
  • This Earth of Mankind
  • Thomas Karsten
  • Thousand Islands (Indonesia)
  • Tidong
  • Tidore
  • Time in Indonesia
  • Timeline of Indonesian history
  • Timeline of the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake
  • Timeline of the Indonesian National Revolution (1945-1950)
  • Timor
  • Tiongkok
  • Titi DJ
  • Tjisaroea
  • Tjun Tjun
  • Tobelo language
  • Togian Islands
  • Tompaso
  • Tomy Winata
  • Tongkonan
  • Tony Gunawan
  • Topeng
  • Tora Sudiro
  • Toraja
  • Tourism in Indonesia
  • Toyol
  • Trans Studio Bandung
  • Trans Studio Makassar
  • Trans-Sumatran Highway
  • TransJakarta
  • Transmigration program
  • Transport in Indonesia
  • Trans–New Guinea languages
  • Tridadi Stadium
  • Trikus Harjanto
  • Trinil
  • Triyatno
  • Try Sutrisno
  • Tsunami Evaluation Coalition
  • Tuangku
  • Tuanku Imam Bonjol
  • Tuban
  • Tugu Station (Yogyakarta)
  • Tugu Stadium
  • Tukul Arwana
  • Tumapel
  • Tun Ledang Shah
  • Tunggare language

    • U

  • Ubud
  • Ujung Kulon National Park
  • Ultop
  • Ulèëlheuë
  • Umar Wirahadikusumah
  • United Indonesia Cabinet
  • Indonesian cabinet 2004-2009
  • United Nations Security Council Resolution 40
  • United Nations Security Council Resolution 41
  • United States of Indonesia
  • University of Indonesia
  • Unyil
  • USA for Indonesia
  • Usku language
  • Ussy
  • Utara
  • Utut Adianto

    • V

  • Vena Annisa
  • Verawaty Fajrin (Verawaty Wiharjo)
  • Villa Isola
  • Village (Indonesia)
  • Villages of Indonesia
  • Vita Marissa

    • W

  • Wage Rudolf Supratman
  • Waigeo
  • Waingapu
  • Wajo Kingdom
  • Wakde
  • WALHI
  • Wali Sanga
  • Wali Songo
  • Wambon language
  • War in Aceh
  • Warembori language
  • Waris language
  • Warung
  • Water supply and sanitation in Indonesia
  • Wates
  • Way Kambas National Park
  • Wayang Windu Geothermal Power Station
  • Wayang
  • West Aceh Regency
  • West Irian Jaya
  • West Jakarta
  • West Java
  • West Kalimantan
  • West New Guinean rupiah
  • West Nusa Tenggara
  • West Papuan languages
  • West Sulawesi
  • West Sumatra
  • West Timor
  • Western New Guinea
  • Western Pantar language
  • Wetar Strait
  • Wetar
  • Wetarese
  • What's Up with Love?
  • Whispering Sands
  • Wilhelmus Zakaria Johannes
  • Wilopo
  • Winarni Binti Slamet
  • Wiranto
  • Wisma 46
  • Wynne Prakusya

    • Y

  • Yamdena
  • Yapen
  • Yati Octavia
  • Yawa languages
  • Yayuk Basuki
  • Yogyakarta (special region)
  • Yos Sudarso Island
  • Yuni Shara
  • Yusril Ihza Mahendra

    • Z

  • Zulkarnain Zakaria

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