One year after its inauguration, Indonesia’s proposed new capital Nusantara continues to draw tourists and construction workers, but the iconic presidential palace and recently developed streets stand eerily quiet. The ambitious project spearheaded by former President Joko Widodo aimed to create a modern, sustainable capital to replace Jakarta, plagued by overpopulation and sinking due to excessive groundwater extraction.
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