Pine tree

@nawala123 (22956)

Indonesia

September 1, 2026 2:40am CST

Pine trees generally thrive in cool highland or mountainous regions. Pine trees are widely utilized as industrial raw materials and for health products, as well as for environmental conservation. Almost all trees in Indonesia originate from imported seedlings. Pine forests in Indonesia are very extensive, particularly in the mountainous regions of Java.

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@rakski (160997)

• Philippines

2 Sep

we have some in the mountains up north where it is cool

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@rakski (160997)

• Philippines

3 Sep

@nawala123 up north is colder than where I am. We have lots of pine trees there

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@nawala123 (22956)

• Indonesia

3 Sep

@rakski pine is note indigenious to south east Asia

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@nawala123 (22956)

• Indonesia

2 Sep

It must be imported too

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@rsa101 (41981)

• Philippines

2 Sep

Baguio City, known as the summer capital of the Philippines, owes its reputation to its cool breeze and mountainous terrain. I believe the trees were imported when the Americans founded the city, making it their refuge whenever they sought a cooler place to live.

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@rsa101 (41981)

• Philippines

2 Sep

@nawala123 Yes, they planted it there and it thrives well, so the place is now full of pine trees, unlike the native trees found in most forests around us.

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@nawala123 (22956)

• Indonesia

2 Sep

@rsa101 same case in here

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@nawala123 (22956)

• Indonesia

2 Sep

Nice thing to know? Pine tree too?

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@May2k8 (20130)

• Indonesia

3 Sep

Jakarta (Even though the map includes as the island of Java) has no mountains on land, but it has dormant underwater mountains.

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@May2k8 (20130)

• Indonesia

3 Sep

@nawala123 only if there is a traffic jam we can reach Bogor all day.

@nawala123 (22956)

• Indonesia

3 Sep

Jakarta is flat. But Bogor is not far

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@luisadannointed (12845)

• Philippines

4 Sep

Thank you so much for the info. We also have it here in Baguio.

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@nawala123 (22956)

• Indonesia

4 Sep

the us might brought them to philipine

@JudyEv (388080)

• Rockingham, Australia

2 Sep

I'm surprised that so many trees have come from imported seedlings.

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@nawala123 (22956)

• Indonesia

2 Sep

Some indigenious tree is hardly to find. Our tropical jungle turned into pine forest

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@Deepizzaguy (125206)

• Lake Charles, Louisiana

2 Sep

Thank you for sharing this post of pine trees.

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@Deepizzaguy (125206)

• Lake Charles, Louisiana

3 Sep

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@nawala123 (22956)

• Indonesia

3 Sep

Welcome

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@AmbiePam (126896)

• United States

1 Sep

I love the smell of pine trees.

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@nawala123 (22956)

• Indonesia

1 Sep

me too. in here there many. but unfortunately it is easy to be burn

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@Nawsheen (28890)

• Mauritius

1 Sep

It is interesting that they have become so widespread in Indonesia. Are they mainly grown for timber or for conservation?

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@nawala123 (22956)

• Indonesia

1 Sep

They are for conservayion and for the pine resin

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@Traceyjayne (13738)

• United Kingdom

1 Sep

Good information, thanks for sharing

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@nawala123 (22956)

• Indonesia

1 Sep

Welcome