Sumatra

Sumatra is one of Indonesia's largest islands, located in Southeast Asia. It is known for its rich natural resources, including rainforests, wildlife, and agricultural products like coffee and rubber. Sumatra is also home to diverse cultures and ethnic groups, reflecting Indonesia's multicultural identity. The island features breathtaking landscapes, such as volcanic mountains and stunning lakes, like Lake Toba, which is a large caldera formed by a supervolcanic eruption. Sumatra faces challenges, including deforestation and environmental degradation, but it remains a vital part of Indonesia's economy and ecology.