1. Insular Southeast Asia

4. Mariana Trench

6. Malaysia

7. Sarawak Pepper Plantation

9. Horsbergh lighthouse, Johor Strait, Claimed by Malaysia and Singapore

10. Kuala Lumpur city center

11. KL City Hall

13. Petronas Towers, KL

16. Muslim graveyard, Sarawak

17. Sabah Village

19. Singapore

20. Singapore’s harbor and downtown

23. Palau Bukom off Singapore

26. Indonesia

28. Borobudur, 9th century Buddhist Temple on Java

29. Prince Siddartha Gatauma became an ascetic hermit and founded Buddhism, bas relief at Borobudur, Java

30. Javanese ships ply the India Ocean, believed to have reached East Africa in the 7-9th century AD, bas relief Borobudur

32. Sukarno (Kusono Sosrodihardjo ), Indonesia’s first president, Initially a hero, he descended into authoritarianism, presiding over a conflict between the military and the Indonesian Communist movement (PKI), in which nearly a million died. He died under house arrest during the Suharto regime.

33. Suharto (Kemusu Argamulja, ), Indonesia’s 2nd president, , established “democracy” following the communist purge of His “New Order,” backed by the U.S., led to Indonesian economic growth, rejoining the U.N., founding of ASEAN, and Indonesia’s entry into the G-20. However, the military authoritarian regime was intolerant of dissent and violent civil conflicts marred the regime’s reputation.

34. Megawati Sukarnoputri, Sukarno’s daughter and 5th president of Indonesia.

38. Krakatoa before 1883, during, after

42. Nutmeg & mace

43. Peppercorns Botanical name: Piper nigrum Greeks called it: peperi
Romans called it: piper
Sanskrit: pippali
English: pepper
Family: Piperaceae, the black pepper family

46. Bali Temple

47. Bali

55. Banda Aceh, Indonesia

57. Java

59. Kalimantan, Borneo

61. Borneo

63. Brunei, Omar Ali Saifuddin Mosque

64. New Guinea (Iryan Jaya, Indonesia)

66. Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea

67. Matt in New Guinea

68. Porgera Video