Why is Indonesia Changing their Capital City? 

push to europe

push to africa

push it into the sea

Eh ada antum disini🙏

@@lesussie2237 i live in jakarta

thank u for educating yourself

@@h0ser we should tell this to Mexico city

@@elmochomo8218 or Qatar

@@bamg7678 Qatar isn't a city

@@unwaving332 but it's sinking, so it applies

Americans will say that Bali is a country

How is there only 2 replies?

@@johnnyc447 dk

@@Peanutbuttertastegood Replace the B with an M and it will be correct

@@john-gorenja what do you mean

A:do you know illinois B:Emmm isnt it part of the us A:Do you know chicago B:OMGG YES Of course!

Many foreigners only recognize Indonesia when they heard of *Bali* wkwkwkwk

Bali is paradise in Indonesia!

but java is the most populous place

@@javagameland9061 True as it is explained in this video, Java is more populated than the entire Russia country

In Luzon,its the NCR(National Capital Region) where the capital,Manila, is located.

Wait Indonesia have 2 of the top 5 most populous island? I didn't think my nation is THAT big Now to think about it..... 5 hour ride to get from 1 big city to another one isn't normal is it?

@@rahmanhakim944 If you see map they're mostly inaccurate due to how the globes works Indonesia is actually bigger than you think, i remember a video mentioning its prob as big as USA area wise

@@excel0853 most of the USA is covered by lands, Indonesia just have 1/3 of its territory that is covered by lands, so its most likely to be populous in some particular Island

@@excel0853 US is 3-4 times bigger than Indonesia. Tho Indonesia is the same length as the contiguous US.

That's kinda what I meant about "efficiency," it's made for machines not humans

@@h0ser Irony is cities build more for cars tend to be less effiecent cause of induced demand. Make it to car/machine centered and all you will end up with is everyone taking a car and getting RushHOURS instead of a RushHOUR.

@@mbos14 welcome to the la era

Also cities built for cars aren't eco-friendly.Trains would be better

I don’t think 33 billion can build a capital, more like 3.3 trillion to build something big.

Hey is that Rattata in your profile pic?

@@Gaurang_Karande yes sir

@@fritoss3437 Oh I thought it was a redraw from Hamtaro xD

@@Gaurang_Karande lmao i love hamtaro tho

Yes

Nusantara dari bahasa Sanskrit bukan jawa

@@EdukasiPerpus bahasa jawa kunonya "nusantara", kalo sanskrit nya "dvipantara" walaupun artinya mirip, tetep beda asalnya bang

Yap dan penamaan nusantara malah membuat arti Nusantara jadi sempit

@@misterjack9991 both nusa and dweepa are same in sanskrit too. both of them mean islands i believe

@@maddyi7545 i know, i mentioned that on my reply thread above

How true is that? I'm curious because I'm Javanese growing up in the countryside and it's true that every village have their own dialect but is it really that different? From just down the road?

@@remington2216 yes, come visit us in Lombok especially east Lombok you can prove my point by coming to pancor and travel to nearby places

@@Loli4lyf I will remember that when I visit Lombok

@@remington2216 in Madura there are 4 major dialects(one for every district), and there are also dialects in some villages that were different from those 4

You are all indonesian. why not speak Bahasa indonesia? (to everyone at reply section)

Indonesia is a majority muslim country. Based on your recent comment,this gonna trigger you

@@ichangemyopinionbasedonpeople well why would that trigger me??🤨

@@byron-ih2ge ok you're not triggered then,damn it Oh wait i get it, your spark argument in that comment section cuz its pakistan,not anything related to islam or anything

Bless both Indonesia and India, may they together prosper. Both of us are non superpower countries, non bloc countries.

@@ichangemyopinionbasedonpeople ofc man! Why would u even think so that i would get triggered by just seeings someone's religion😂, india itself has 200 million muslims!! of its own ( people often seem to forget that india has the world's third largest muslim population) and the second highest number of mosques in this world just behind indonesia..

Dutch, huh? An interesting choice.

Dutch interesting

💀

>indonesia >wanting anything to do with the dutch Naaaah

People confused by the replies, dive into Indonesia’s history real quick

Indonesians are low key and don't cause a fuss on the world stage.

@@oceejekwam6829 Because they are too busy with internal problems lol

@@onebigsnowball ahh as an Indonesian that is very true

@@onebigsnowball true

@@onebigsnowball fr

wait really?

dam i knew my cousin curriculum is hard but i didnt know its **that hard**

@@David_Duckylove225 depends do you consider learning languages you'll never use as hard

Yes,Very True,I cant even remember ethnic group only from Java

Ethnic groups on the picture from.....

Don't mind if I do

Keep hoping.

@@thiagoclauston178 yea they will eventually

Why be a "developed" country when you have a much more benefit staying as a "developing" country

I mean I mean ya robbal alamin

@@rigele8127 china moment.

Yoi

It was already estimated, and 'fixing Jakarta' is more costly than building a new capital.

Jakarta is a really complicated place to work with. It would take monumental amounts of work to refurbish a massive city like that. Like the saying goes, "you can't teach an old dog new tricks", it's actually much simpler to relocate. Aside from that, it is really dangerous for a nation to have both their economic hotspot and government capital in the same area. If something were to happen to Jakarta, be it natural disasters or physical conflict, the entirety of Indonesia would be completely paralysed.

I hope Indonesia can be better

Same

The reason Jokowi trying to promote and speed up the moving of the Indonesian capital city is pretty much the same lol. He wanted to avoid further protests which plagued his reign lmao.

​@@cakwan01 🤣

Does the goverment has a solution for that problem?

They don't care about this

Haha, i think of brazil as our duplicate with green flags, historically similar populations and capital cities built in the ‘60s. You guys had an economy the size of india with the population of Pakistan back in 2013. Not sure whats happened since then.

@@UnstoppableEmpire we evolved, just backwards Edit: hope you guys are more optimist about your own country and your recent changes than us and hope the capital become a touristic city like our beautiful Rio

@@iamleoooo of course not

Greater Indonesia

Nice name! And hopefully Indonesia will have stronger relationship with Malaysia, Brunei, and Phillipines now that the new capital city is located nearby from those neighboring countries :)

well learn from the example of Bali. The world loves Bali.

@@eduardochavacano Certainly Bali gives humanistic and cultural aspect that made it so special and charming in the eyes of tourists

You know what else make city more alive, people. Culture only important, if you want to make the city for tourism. Most people lives in city because money. It's a job that make people go to a city. Why do you think most people come to Jakarta anyways. It's big population that make city "alive". The reality is most people in Indonesia only care about themselves, we go for the cheapest option instead of the most efficient one. You can thanks democracy for that.

@@neetz2228maybe in order to make this city like second jakarta (but not really great) , it needs to build some job field attractions with high salaries through investment or making things efficient and low cost for kalimantan and sulawesi people to live in there, cultural can play their role to attract them too, and also lowering life cost to live in there

@@gurunhitam3414 or maybe build some Universities instead, literally top 10 University in Indonesia are located in Java. I think thats what make Java so populous

Why is it arrogant? Who doesn't feel happy when they're recognized or even better, praised

I mean like arent Indonesia popular

@@thenopalzz i don't know if Indonesia is popular or not, but it is certainly less popular than one of the islands in Indonesia which is bali, so...

Except for Papua related things, I don't think they gonna like that.

1998..

Hhhh sehat selalu

Love Indonesia ❤️

ZAMN

Take Care,Dude,God Bless you

Average Javanese day

Acèh: back back!

@@filgaming7746 same here, but the opposition will use that to their advantage. Propagandas such as "jokowi dictatorship" or "communist indonesia", that happened in the past with bung karno. So rn we just need a good successor with the same mind and ambition as pak jokowi

@@filgaming7746 It will create a dangerous precedent for the future of democracy. He had his run. And no matter how good he is he's not perfect either. Power corupts, and absolute power corupts absolutely

This "outside interference holding us down" is mostly bs in every country that had issues. Usually an excuse used by local politicians either to get in power or stay in power. The sharks will come for blood, but you have to cut yourself or your kin for them to come. Don't accept victimization or you'll always be a victim!

@@chaoswarriorbr it is true though and has been proven, at least for indonesia. It is clear that most of our internal problems was due to outside interference (from the past and the present). We were a puppet of the west for 35 years under suharto, and it completely ruined our country and pride. Planting the seed of corruption culture into the higher ups of the country. Proof cant get clearer than that. Ofc the young generation has to step up as well, for the development of the country.

and Jakarta is actually called Batavia

@@onebigsnowball maybe 76 years ago Dutch boy

@@coalbag2758 mad?

@@onebigsnowball cope and sneed

@@coalbag2758 edgy femboy

Everybody know about this.

@@lil_jong-un6668 let me ask, u Indonesian? If not then okay you are more knowledgeable than a certain someone i know

@@ecave3435 komen begini buat apa?..

@@antoverstappenburik3711 Fun Fact: ga semua orang tau

Komen kaya gini bikin inferior negara kita. Faktanya banyak orang luar yg tau pulau lain selain bali. Sumatra dan borneo juga terkenal krn orangutan..Jadi please lu yg kurang inform kali.

Gonna go to bali on february 4th. Im actually kinda socially awkward with strangers but thats only until i feel comfortable with them. Any tips on how to get along and make friends with people and ofc attend free parties from new friends in bali? So excited

@Derek Smith sorry for the late response, but I'd say a drink 🍸 can take the edge off with talking with people. Find a subject that others might be into too, there's always something, definitely don't start off talking about politics unless they brought it up first. Check out the scenery there. I went on a couple adventures there. There's a boat ride that takes you to a smaller island off the coast of bali. Downhill bike ride by the volcano 🌋 and you get to check out small villages and the rural areas with all the rice paddy fields. Dune buggy close by the volcano. And buddy jumping

week ago my home earthquake and im okay👍🏻

👍

great responses bro. well done.

Ntab

Nagara Rimba Nusa is the name by the winning architectural firm who provided the design for the city

Yep just recently i heard your Parliament did the law now in SCMP news

cool, the new city's name would be nusantara as long as i know

The property price would skyrockets, youll be rich soon mate 😏

Nah bro, kick out the palm oil industry shit first.

Lisosom 4ever Yes, those palm oil thing is sad. They also have those in Palawan island. Borneo is much too precious for stupid palm oil.

do you live in borneo, or even indonesia?

Kalimantan is big but there’s little to no fertility in the land because there are no volcanos, Java is small but *B O I* is it fertile, that’s why it’s dense.

@@boxed_in4357 dominate and breedable?

@@MasonGreenWeedyup

He wont watch, hes drinking thea with Rizieq Shihab

@@thedukeofholland3926 ouh.

I mean our founding father once proposed Palangkaraya (the place where I live btw) as the capital at one point, he even get the Soviets to build the Tjilik Riwut road prior to the September 30 Movement

@@adlibbed2138 Thats cool :)

@@adlibbed2138 woah

Cause you thought it was the largest island in Indonesia?

@@adlibbed2138 oh nice to meet you fellow central borneans

I must agree

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@@nicguti weeeeeeee

Thats why some indonesians against it. They think the govt wants to deliberately move far away from the people, to be freely making laws and regulations which will benefit themselves and the oligarchs within the high walls/boundaries of the new capital. Some indonesians also think this reckless move (insisting to start moving the capital by 2024, the end of president joko widodo's term) just to leave some legacy, not taking into account the state of battered Indonesia's economy from the covid. Did i forgot to mention that in 2024 indonesia is required to secure budget for national election too?

@Aser King thats what jokowi's administration keep sayin'. But the real motives are remain shady. Particularly when jokowis insist to have the 1st indonesian independence in the new capital in 2024, months away before he officially complete his final term as a "legacy". Rather ironic since the in-dependence ceremony probably will be conducted upon properties lent by investors. And from i often read in social medias, it was the regime's-affiliated buzzers who often propagate the reason for the capital relocation is to keep the radical islamists (being the sworn enemy of joko widodo's supporters since 2014) away from joko widodo's administration. If economic redistribution and ease the urbanization load from java island, why not develop further the special economic zone already in kalimantan island? Why insist on moving the capital as soon as 2024, while Indonesia's financial condition is currently battered from the impact of the pandemic? Can the relocation of the capital wait any further, while the available and scarce state's budget allocated to fix indonesia's health system (so it will be ready for the next pandemic)? Now you sound like to justify the oligarch around joko widodo's administration. Saying that they have been around every government for long time. Probably next you will suggest not to make fuss about it. Ironic, since joko widodo promised to weed out corruption, collution and nepotism back in his presidential campaign in 2014 and 2019. What happen to the old jokowi? Has he turned evil?

@Aser King 1. The one who often argues "to keep the Islamists away from the ruling government" is mostly from jokowis' die hard supporters, which i often find in Indonesian social media. They had the narrative mostly from the regime-affiliated buzzers like deni sirigar (the coffee-sippin' maestro) & his gangs, to give further for the justification moving the capital to kalimantan. And of course, to scaremonger the gullible parts of Indonesian minorities (such as Non-muslims and Indonesian of Chinese descent) to keep them in formation. You are obviously rambling out of the topic by taking Pancasila, special autonomy, etc. I said, the argument "to keep the Islamists away" raised mostly by jokowi's side (i.e buzzers and simps) 2. Yes. There is already Maloy Batuta Special Economy Zone in East Kalimantan province. Why should Joko widodo insists going with the super expensive white elephant project, moving the capital to Kalimantan (which accoridng to the State's Planning Bureau/Bappenas would only affect a abysmal national economic growth, around 0,5-1%)? Isn't more cost-efficient to develop the existing Special Economy Zone, so business would take interest to invest there? Especially Indonesia is ridden with debts? 3. "Where is your cheer voice where there is improvement of CPI index rate, from 28 in 2009 to 38 in 2018 under Jokowi?" Quite an accomplishment. Here is my cheers. But unfortunately the said rate dropped to 37 in 2020, and put Indonesia in the 102nd rank, out of 180 countries. Not to mention that under Joko Widodo, Indonesia Democracy Index hit the lowest low, at 6,3, in the last 10 years (thanks to the massive use of buzzers and doxxing and cyber-bullying of critics). Don't forget also, in 2021 Joko Widodo allowed the respected Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) fell to ruin, led by morally-dubious head of Commission and let the Commission's employee turned into docile civil servants. The buzzers propagated that the Commission need to be purged from the radical Islamists as a pretext, to garner support from the minorities. Jokowi once promised to weed out corruption, collution and nepotism. But guess what? He let his son and son-in-law ran in the local election (after previously said he won't push his children into politics), appoints and let his ministers appoint his supporters as high-level officials (heck, even appointed his former rival as minister of defense, a person whose plagued with human rights violation in the past). How come joko widodo fell from the person he used to be in 2012? 4. Basically i agree if the capital is relocated. But i disagree on WHEN. Especially when joko widodo insists to start relocate the capital by 2024, at the end of his tenure, when the state's budget is stretched thin and debts are piling up. Isn't it other priorities beg to be addressed first? Like improving the health systems, building health equipment industries, improving the civil administration data so that Indonesia will be ready for the next pandemic? Rather than spending the limited state's budget for another "legacy" project? or it is just like old Indonesian way of life : "bankrupt, but bling" (biar tekor asal kesohor). Like i said, if economic re-distribution is the main reason, just develop the existing Special Economic Zone. So people outside Java will no longer envy with Java.

@Aser King 1. The buzzers like deni sirigar and gangs are the unofficial voice for Jokowis propagandas (deni sirigar once admitted that he is a buzzer for the jokowis, and his photograph was in a leaked photograph of a gathering of jokowis buzzers once circulated in the social media, captioning that they are awaiting instruction from the "big brother"). They are paid to say things to further justify, garner and reinforce supports from jokowis' supporters. Certainly the things real jokowi will not say officially in public. The MAGA Trumpists actually have the same thoughts with Donald Trump, like on immigration, America first, etc. 2. You are again rambling out of the topic, since in point no. 2 i raised about the alternative to develop special economic zone instead of moving the capital. But basically you do admit that Jokowi is just like another politician who often lies and repeatedly breaks his promises unpunished. I used to amuse myself to read on how jokowi's die hard supporters are still trying to find justification on this deplorable behaviour of political horse-trading, citing that "Jokowi is just trying to be flexible" (but apparently this cannot be applied to Jokowi's opponent like Anis Baswedan). Please, no need to compare with other countries, especially with the point to make Jokowi looks better. 3. Again, please stop comparing the worse with the worst, just to make something sh*tty looks less sh*ttier. a sh*t is still a sh*t and won't turn magically into chocolate. Your response on how you support the controversial Indonesian ITE laws, sadly demonstrates that some of jokowi's die hard supporters are just no different with the "Kampret" (indonesian word for small bat - a mockery for the supporters of prabowo, the bitter rival of Jokowi in the most polarizing election in 2014 & 2019, whose are longing for the return of a strong yet authoritarian regime like Soeharto). I recall back in 2014 and 2019, jokowi's supporters often scaremonger the Indonesian minorities not to abstain on the election booth and let prabowo who are stained with human rights violation cases, become the president. Buddy, America with its "freedom of speech" is currently far ahead from Indonesia in terms of economy and democracy. Why would you want to turn Indonesia back into semi-authoritarian regime under Jokowis and his oligarchs and their buzzers army? What happened with that humble, slim and easy-going furniture vendor of Surakarta named Jokowi? Has the power changed him (and his diehard supporters) for the last 7 years? 4. No. A policy which affects the people are always open for the public arguments. The government (or perhaps a regime)'s interest, ARE NOT always the same with public's interest. Thats why critics and debates are paramount in an open and democratic country. Unless, of course, we live under an authoritarian regime and Jokowi is the messiah sent by the heaven and his words are infallible and commands obediance from the people (at least from the point of view of jokowi's die hard supporters).

This debate is very interesting to read as someone who lives in East Nusa Tenggara since our region is often ignored nationally since our population is so small. Both of you make some good points. I pretty much stopped caring about politics in 2019 because i hate how polarized and divided the nation was during the election. Java alone holds 56% percent of the population and when added with Sumatra these two islands alone holds 77% of the population in a country with over 17.000 islands. It's why Indonesian politicians only cares about Java and Sumatra. I mean they can simply focus on Java and Sumatra and they'll get the votes. We were pretty much abandoned by SBY. People here absolutely loves Jokowi since he focus a lot on the borders and we do feel the change for the better here. But that doesn't excuse his other actions. The destruction of KPK and the passing of the Jobs Creation Act is simply unforgiveable for me. About the capital it's obviously a dumb legacy decision to finish it in 5 years. It needs 10 years at the least. I do agree that most our nation's current problems espescially corruption is caused by the Demon that is Suharto but Jokowi instead of trying to solve it like he promised went ahead and partake in it. I've always hated DPR-RI since i believe it is the most corrupt institute in the nation filled with Men who are more interested in filling their pockets and following the party's orders than being an actual representative for the people. Pancasila is honestly an incredible motto but the people who preach the most about it(the government) doesn't even practice it. I agree that Prabowo and his fellow maniacs at FPI is awful but the Jokowi buzzers is comparable to them. I think Jokowi's presidency have been an awful one filled with broken promises and increased authoritariansm though i think it's not as bad as wiry made it out to be. Sorry for the long essay i just have to vent my frustration at this country.

I'm still not going to Brazil.

@@8napz Okay, no one cares.

Oh boy, these nationalists and their mental gymnastics. First and foremost: no, don't visit Brasília if you're only visiting one city in the country. What a silly recomendation and disrespect for other people's time and money, the vast majority of people will definitely have much more fun visiting Rio, Florianópolis or São Paulo, or maybe some city in the north eastern region like João Pessoa or Fortaleza, these are cities with tourism-focused economies with a lot more to offer in terms of entertainment. The only exception for this would be if you're an architecture historian or enthusiast, because the historical part of the city (the one in format of an "airplane", mentioned in the video) is a time capsule of the '50s avant-garde urbanism, but you can easily see it all in a day or two without hurrying. I have lived in Brasília all my life and I gotta say this place is actually worse than what was portrayed in the video. Besides the aforementioned historical part and some small high middle class neighborhoods around it, everything else (about 80% of the city) is terribly planned, if at all; with constant traffic jams, narrow and labyrinthic streets, some places resembling slums despite not being one.

@@jedisentinel4879 I think you misread my comment dude, check it again. I said that it should NOT be in your itinerary, in other words, people should not go there as their first destination in the country. I don't know where the heck did you take that I was a nationalist, I hate Bolsonaro and all this new wave nationalism that is growing around the country and if you read my comment you will notice that I also mention that one of the strongest reasons to visit Brasília is its architecture. I never lived there, and I am sure it has structural problems, like almost everywhere in the country. I have visited it and had a great weekend over there. Maybe you should pay a bit more attention before going around ranting, but I do regret that your experience there was bad.

@Zagros Fernandez AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

ITS A DUTCH CURSE (you know....the sinking)

@@ramarne578 Guess they inherited the flooding from the Dutch

More like lacks of funds.. yet still continue to build and move.

The curse is lack of funds yet keep going anyway and corruption.

dude we always get floods wayyyy b4 anyone could imagine moving the capital. Back then you can logging as much trees as you want and build mine coal anywhere this happen because lack of laws and corruption, atleast for now only few mine coal still active today. it's common we get floods around mid year and around end of the year, we have the worse flood long time ago, i bet most ppl not know that because there's very few news about Borneo floods back then. Borneo is a remote island (in term of media exposure) not like Java who get exagerated news whenever flood reach adult ankle.

idk

dutch recolonizing indonesia through urban planning

@@endlesserrors better than the annoying stroads and endless slums mixed with glass skyscrapers

Last time the Dutch colonize didn't go so well for the natives

So basically, get memed because the city is too car centric and is just a bunch of asphalt and concrete full of politicians, or get memed because a bunch of dutch dudes helped design the city. And ngl the latter sounds best.

Marinduque as capital is fucking dumb Cebu would be better. Hell, Dumaguete or Bacolod would be better

@@wtfbros5110 But take a look at the country's extreme points: Mavulis (Batanes), Pusan Point (Davao Oriental), Sibutu/SItangkai (Tawi-Tawi) and Balabac (Palawan).

@@wtfbros5110 And look at Indonesia's new capital Nagara Rimba Nusa.

Our capital doesn't need to be moved, but putting it in Marinduque is an interesting choice - you chose that because it's equidistant from all the edges of the country?

@@ennui9745 I also chose it because I wanted to spead the economy all over the country, not just the three metopoles.

Aku yo wong jowo

Ak dewe podo

Thats not obama that obanga

Jokowi not Obama

@@muhamadirfanisamily7663 iya orang ini teh bercanda

mom i want trump at home. trump at home: prabowo

GEKOLONISEERD

GEKOLONISEERD

We really need to invade the Netherlands

I think it will be a success tbh, as long as it is finished within the term of the current president. We all know what happened to jkt when a decent governor whas changed to an incompetent one. I do agree that it is quiet annoying that these low class or radical extremist are breeding like crazy. Hopefully there will be an effort to eliminate them one day.

@@geraldmpillian two years would be quite unrealistic to complete a project of such scale even without opposition which the current administration had tons of them Well intentioned political figures in Indonesia never survive long unfortunately

@@YaminoSeigi totally agreed tbf. Sadly the radicals/extremist and "western spies"(if i dare say) have infiltrated our government and it will be a tough future. That is why the future genration must remain optimistic and thrive. That is why 2024 election is a crucial standpoint in our history. If an incompetent person succeed the current competent leader. The current foundation will crumble and indonesia will be a puppet of the west. We may as well pack our bags and leave our motherland.

@@geraldmpillian tbh both China and West had influence in our government as the part of their twilight struggle. But should the western influence prevailed yet again, it will be the repeat case like our second president where our nation is exploited to serve western interest

@@YaminoSeigi thats true. The thing is china is trying to influence through favor and help. The west is influencing through their "democracy" and internal strife. Id rather side with china at this point. They r a good role model for us. Western propaganda really tore apart their reputation tbh.

Actually there are plans drafted back in 2019 to move the capital to New Clark City. However until now it's still on paper.

@@cheeneep I can see why, perhaps they changed their plan to move big businesses there instead, as far as I'm concerned the government is sentimental about Manila's status as the cultural center of the Philippines despite it being rather ugly

@@meijimarts111 True. I really do look forward to PH following suit. Indonesia is taking a huge step in the right direction. Sentiment will just keep us getting stuck in the past when there is a possibility of a progressive future ahead.

Yeah both nations have similar natural disaster issues like Ring of Fire not even mentioned they're both islands and archipelagos

They literally just changed the capital name to the old name of Indonesia Why don't we just rename our country to Nusantara instead of using this shit western given name of Indonesia

@@Kettvnen ya Country: nusantara Capital: Nagara nusantara So dope!! It sounds..

nagara rimba nusa is the name of the design that won the competition for the design of the new capital city :) so it's not a name for the city but the design

@@randombanana640 ooohhhhh thanks for clearing things up

@@alvariopermana2326 np bro, if you're curious you can see all the top 5 winners of the capital city design. i'll give you the link here if i can (yt often deletes comments with links on them)