East Timor, or Timor-Leste, is a small nation in Southeast Asia, occupying the eastern part of the island of Timor along with some nearby islands. Dili, the capital is a city with about 220,000 residents. The country has a population of approximately 1.3 million, with Tetum and Portuguese as the official languages. The climate is tropical, with a clear distinction between dry and wet seasons, shaping the landscape of mountains and scenic coastlines.

East Timor’s economy is heavily reliant on agriculture, fishing, and oil and gas exports. The country is slowly rebuilding after years of conflict, focusing on infrastructure and attracting tourists. East Timor offers untouched beaches, coral reefs, and cultural attractions like historic villages and the traditional practices of the Makasae people. As one of the world’s youngest and least explored nations, it presents a rich cultural heritage and unique natural beauty.