Explore Jakarta's rich history, art, traditions, and spirituality on a full-day outing. Follow your guide and see some of the city's most popular landmarks on this specially curated highlights tour. Discover the city's hidden gems and soak in the unique blend of cultures that make Jakarta a truly captivating destination.
Standing at 132 meters tall, it symbolizes the country's struggle for independence. Visitors can ascend to the observation deck for panoramic views of the city. Every Mondays and a public holiday, this object are closed. However, you could stop outside the Monument.
quare area as the center of the Indonesian state government, here you will find important buildings such as the Presidential Palace, Jakarta City Hall, the Supreme Court and various governmental ministries building.
Its grand architecture and impressive dome make it a significant religious and cultural symbol in Indonesia, welcoming Muslims from around the world. Every Friday, the Istiqlal mosque is closed for religious purposes. However, you could stop outside the mosque
It boasts stunning Gothic architecture, towering spires, and beautiful stained glass windows, serving as a spiritual and cultural landmark in the city.
The temple's ornate architecture, adorned with colorful decorations, creates a captivating ambiance. Inside, visitors can find beautifully crafted statues of Buddhist deities and intricate altars. Vihara Dharma Bhakti is a spiritual landmark with rich cultural heritage of Jakarta's Chinese community.
The area is also home to numerous temples, including the beautiful Vihara Dharma Bhakti, adding a touch of spirituality to the atmosphere. Glodok is a must-visit destination for those seeking an immersive experience in Jakarta's Chinese heritage, vibrant markets, and delectable street food.
It features the iconic Jakarta History Museum, housed in the former City Hall building. The square is surrounded by well-preserved colonial-era architecture and is a popular spot for locals and tourists. You can explore the museum, enjoy street food, or simply soak in the nostalgic charm of the area while admiring the beautiful buildings and the central fountain. Fatahillah Square is a must-visit destination for history buffs and culture enthusiasts.
Begin at Fatahillah Square, the heart of Old Batavia, and transport yourself back in time amidst the historical ambiance.
orm in rich heritage in traditional wayang kulit (shadow puppetry). Makutharama offers puppet-making workshops, performances, and educational programs for both locals and international visitors. The skilled puppeteers bring characters to life with intricate shadow play and captivating storytelling, showcasing the beauty and cultural significance of Indonesian puppetry.
It is one of the few remaining drawbridges in the world and serves as a testament to the city's Dutch colonial past. The bridge was originally used to connect the canals and facilitate trade. The Kota Intan Drawbridge is a unique architectural gem that adds to the allure of Jakarta's Old Town and its rich historical heritage.
It is renowned for its traditional wooden schooners known as "phinisi" that still ply the waters today. The harbor offers a glimpse into Jakarta's maritime heritage, with scenes of bustling activity as boats load and unload cargo. Sunda Kelapa Harbor is a captivating destination for those interested in maritime history and the charm of Indonesia's traditional sailing vessels.
Free pick-up in the Jakarta area There is an extra charge for pick-up at the airport or hotel area near the airport.
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