The climate belongs to the tropics, with an average temperature of over 25 degrees C throughout the year, and there are two seasons: a dry season and a rainy season. The dry season is from April to September and the rainy season from October to March. During July and August, the humidity is not very high and it is relatively cool. Basically, you can wear summer clothes, but you may want to always bring a piece of clothing to put on because there is too much air conditioning in planes, buses, restaurants and hotels. It is also useful to have light long sleeves to avoid the sun during the day and to prevent insect bites.

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With the world’s fourth-largest population and sustained GDP growth, Indonesia is Southeast Asia’s largest economy.
How well do you understand the “average Indonesian lifestyle and values”?
Drawing on various data sources, including Intage’s “Global Viewer” international consumer data, we will organize and explain the “average” that defines Indonesian consumers, as well as the latest trends revealed by this data.
 
Let’s Get to Know the “Average” Indonesian! Understanding the Lifestyle Through Climate, Culture, Halal, and Gen Z
・Lifestyle and Living Environment: Differences by Socioeconomic Class (SEC)
・Religious and Halal Considerations and Unique Consumer Behavior

Reference
Tokyo's climate
Weather Altas "Monthly weather forecast and climate Tokyo, Japan"
Retrieved August, 2024, from https://bit.ly/3dBbSTF

Jakarta's climate
Weather Altas "Monthly weather forecast and climate Jakarta, Indonesia"
Retrieved September, 2024, from https://bit.ly/30mr6YY

Comment
Ministry of Turism and Creative Economy, Republic of Indonesia "Visit Indonesia"
Retrieved September, 2024, from https://bit.ly/335aN3Y, https://bit.ly/2DalyY9