Puteri Indonesia

Not to be confused with Miss Indonesia.

Puteri Indonesia
Puteri Indonesia
Format	Beauty contest
Created by	Mooryati Soedibyo
Country of origin	Indonesia
Broadcast
Original run	1992 – now
External links
Website

Puteri Indonesia (literally translates into "Princess of Indonesia"), or also known as Miss Universe Indonesia, is one of the two biggest beauty pageants in Indonesia along with Miss Indonesia, as well as the oldest one.

Puteri Indonesia pageant began delegating its winner to Miss Universe in 1995, but by 1996, the winner was forced to withdraw from competing in the Miss Universe pageant by Mrs. Tien Suharto, who was the wife of the late second president of the Republic of Indonesia, Suharto.

With Suharto overthrown, in 2005, Puteri Indonesia resumed to send the winner of this pageant to Miss Universe 2005. In 2006, in addition to sending the winner Miss Universe 2006, the first runner up was sent to Miss World 2005. In 2006, however, Puteri Indonesia lost the franchise of Miss World. Nowadays, its winner will still be sent to Miss Universe, its first runner up to Miss International.

Winners

Putri Indonesia

In addition to crown the new Puteri Indonesia (Miss Indonesia Universe), at the end of election night event Puteri Indonesia will elect The Three Princess as determined by the jury.

1. In addition to earned Puteri Indonesia, the winner is also entitled to hold the title of Miss Indonesia Universe and will represent Indonesia in the Miss Universe Pageant
2. 1st runner-up, since 2007, the 1st runner-up will hold the title of Puteri Indonesia Lingkungan/Environment and Miss Indonesia International, so Indonesia would be represented in the Miss International beauty pageant by the titleholder.
3. 2nd runner-up, will hold the title of Puteri Indonesia Pariwisata/Tourism, is currently not a representative of Indonesia in any pageant since 2007. In 2010 2nd runner-up will represent int the Miss Asia Pacific World.

Edition	Province represented	Name	Achievement in Miss Universe
1992	Jakarta SCR	Indira Soediro	Miss Universe 1993 Withdrew
1993	NO PAGEANT
1994	Jakarta SCR	Venna Melinda	Miss Universe 1994 observer
1995	Moluccas	Susanty Manuhutu	Miss Universe 1995 contestant (Unplaced)
1996	Jakarta SCR	Alya Rohali	Miss Universe 1996 contestant (Unplaced)
1997–1999	NO PAGEANT
2000	Jakarta SCR	Bernika Ifada	Did not compete
2001	North Sulawesi	Angelina Sondakh	Did not compete
2002	West Sumatra	Melanie Putria	Did not compete
2003	Jakarta SCR	Dian Krishna	Did not compete
2004	Bangka Belitung	Artika Sari Devi	Miss Universe 2005 TOP 15 (12th Place)
2005	Jakarta SCR	Nadine Chandrawinata	Miss Universe 2006 contestant (Unplaced) 1st Runner-up Best National Costume
2006	Central Java	Agni Pratistha	Miss Universe 2007 contestant (Unplaced)
2007	East Java	Putri Raemawasti	Miss Universe 2008 contestant (Unplaced)
2008	Jakarta SCR	Zivanna Letisha Siregar	Miss Universe 2009 contestant (Unplaced)
2009	Aceh	Qory Sandioriva	Miss Universe 2010 contestant (Unplaced)
2010	Jakarta SCR	Nadine Alexandra Dewi Ames	Miss Universe 2011 contestant (Unplaced)
2011	Central Java	Maria Selena	Miss Universe 2012 (TBA)

Puteri Indonesia Lingkungan

1st runner-up, since 2007, the 1st runner-up will hold the title of Puteri Indonesia Lingkungan/Environment. Except in 1992-1996, Putri Indonesia Lingkungan is selected through a special award and in 2000 - now Putri Indonesia Lingkungan directly princess named to the 1st runner-up Putri Indonesia and in 2005 represented in so Indonesia would be represented in the Miss World 2005 and 2008-now in the Miss International beauty pageant by the titleholder.

Edition	Province represented	Name	International	Putri Indonesia
1992
1993	NO PAGEANT
1994	Lampung	Vera Syamsi	Did not compete	Unplaced
1995	East Timor*	Maria Juwita Da Silva Gutteres	Did not compete	Unplaced
1996	Irian Jaya**	Irma Yubellina M	Did not compete	Unplaced
1997–1999	NO PAGEANT
2000	DI Yogyakarta	Mandy Adriani Tutuarima	Did not compete	1st Runner-up
2001	Moluccas	Helena Yorantina Souissa	Did not compete	1st Runner-up
2002	Aceh	Meutia Taurissa Susmex	Did not compete	1st Runner-up
2003	West Kalimantan	Sisca Amelia	Did not compete	1st Runner-up
2004	Banten	Nadia Mulya	Did not compete	1st Runner-up
2005	DI Yogyakarta	Lindi Cistia Prabha	Miss World 2005 contestant (Unplaced)	1st Runner-up
2006	South Kalimantan	Ananda	Miss Asia Pacific 2007 No Contest	1st Runner-up
2007	North Sumatra	Duma Riris Silalahi	Miss International 2008 Contestant (Unplaced)	1st Runner-up
2008	Bali	Ayu Diandra Sari	Miss International 2009 Contestant (Unplaced)	1st Runner-up
2009	West Sumatra	Zukhriatul Hafizah	Miss International 2010 Contestant (Unplaced) Miss Friendship	1st Runner-up
2010	DI Yogyakarta	Reisa Kartikasari	Miss International 2011 Contestant (Unplaced)	1st Runner-up
2011	East Java	Liza Elly Purnamasari	Miss International 2012 (TBA)	1st Runner-up

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Puteri Indonesia Pariwisata

2nd runner-up, will hold the title of Puteri Indonesia Pariwisata/Tourism, is currently not a representative of Indonesia in any pageant since 2007. 1st runner-up, since 2007, the 1st runner-up will hold the title of Puteri Indonesia Pariwisata/Tourism. Except in 1992-1996, Putri Indonesia Pariwisata is selected through a special award and in 2000 - now Putri Indonesia Pariwisata directly princess named to the 2nd runner-up Putri Indonesia and in 2007 represented in so Indonesia would be represented in the Miss International 2007 and occupies a range of TOP 15.2008-2010 did not compete again in international pageant. In 2011 Returning again in Miss Asia Pacific World

Edition	Province represented	Name	International	Putri Indonesia
1992
1993	NO PAGEANT
1994
1995	Bali	Sang Ayu Ketut Elizabeth Diah PM	Did not compete	Contestant(Unplaced)
1996	West Java	Airin Rachmy Diani	Did not compete	Contestant(Unplaced) Puteri Favorite
1997–1999	NO PAGEANT
2000	Bali	Ayu Inten Leony Dhamma Pratiwi	Did not compete	2nd Runner-up
2001	Bali	Ni Wayan Eka Ciptasari	Did not compete	2nd Runner-up
2002	Jakarta SCR	Sagita Shinta Pratiwi	Did not compete	2nd Runner-up
2003	Moluccas	Melissa Yasmin Kapitan	Did not compete	2nd Runner-up
2004	Gorontalo	Novia Isabiet	Did not compete	2nd Runner-up
2005	Jakarta SCR	Valerina Novita Daniel	Did not compete	2nd Runner-up
2006	Jakarta SCR	Rahma Landy	Miss International 2007 TOP 15 (7th Place)	2nd Runner-up
2007	Jakarta SCR	Ika Fiyonda Putri	Miss Tourism World 2008 No Contest	2nd Runner-up
2008	DI Yogyakarta	Anggi Mahesti	Did not Compete	2nd Runner-up
2009	North Maluku	Isti Ayu Pratiwi	Did not Compete	2nd Runner-up
2010	Gorontalo	Alessandra Usman	Miss Asia Pacific World 2011 3rd Runner-up Best Style Dress Award	2nd Runner-up
2011	South Sulawesi	Andi Tenri Hanum Utari Natassa	Miss Asia Pacific World 2012 (TBA)	2nd Runner-up

See also

Indonesia portal

External links

• (Indonesian) Official website