The term "Sunda" refers to a group of islands in Southeast Asia, primarily located in Indonesia. This region includes major islands such as Java, Sumatra, and Bali, as well as numerous smaller islands. The Sunda Islands are known for their rich biodiversity, tropical climate, and vibrant cultures, which are influenced by various ethnic groups. In addition to the geographical context, "Sunda" can also refer to the Sundanese people, an ethnic group native to the western part of Java. The Sundanese have their own distinct language, traditions, and arts, contributing to Indonesia's diverse cultural landscape.