Indonesia is endowed with richness in cultural diversity, as every one of the 18,000 islands has its own customs and artistic history. This results in hundreds of different forms of sophisticated traditions with each having their own uniqueness.

The country itself is home to around 300 culturally different ethnic groups. Their cultures have been shaped by long interaction over the centuries with Arabic, Chinese, Malay, and European sources. Adding to the complexities, a multitude of religions have blended together, enriching the culture even more.

Contemporary Indonesian culture has recently emerged as a synthesis of both modern pop-culture and traditional culture. With the traditional culture still retained, Indonesian culture is evolving without losing the unique Indonesian distinctiveness itself. This cultural mix is expressed in the various Indonesian art-forms, ranging from music to cuisine.

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