• Glodok Chinatown - The tour begins with a visit to Chinatown, accessible by any mode of transport. Chinatown is rich in history, with Chinese communities having settled in Glodok since the dynasty, colonial, and riot eras. Glodok offers much to explore, especially its local markets, which are abundant with authentic Chinese food, goods, and shops. Visitors can enjoy a cup of tea with a story after a day of walking, shopping, or sightseeing. The tour will then proceed to the Old Town via Tuk Tuk.
• Jakarta Old Town - While exploring the Old Town, visitors are reminded of the Dutch colonial era through its unique European-Chinese architectural style. Chinatown and the Old Town are neighboring areas, historically connected by a special gate. This site offers a chance to delve into Jakarta’s history, with options to explore on foot or by golf cart. After visiting the Old Town, the tour continues to Istiqlal Cathedral via train from Kota Station to Juanda Station.
• Kota Station - The journey continues by train to Juanda Station, heading towards the mosque and church. Known as Beos Station or Kota Station, its original name was Batavia-Benedenstad Station. During the Japanese occupation, it was renamed Djakarta. Beos stands for Batavia En Omstreken, meaning Batavia and its surroundings, highlighting its role as a railway hub connecting Batavia with cities like Bekasi, Bogor, Bandung, and Karawang.
• Istiqlal Mosque - After arriving at Juanda Station, a walk to the Weltevreden area leads to the Istiqlal Mosque in Jakarta, the largest mosque in Southeast Asia and the ninth largest in the world by capacity. Built to commemorate Indonesian independence, it is named “Istiqlal,” an Arabic word for “independence.”
• Jakarta Cathedral - Just across the road from Istiqlal is the cathedral. After the Dutch East India Company arrived in 1619, the Roman Catholic Church was banned in the Dutch East Indies, restricted to Flores and Timor. The Netherlands supported Protestantism and sought to limit the Holy See’s influence. The tour then proceeds to the Welcoming Statue via TransJakarta bus.
• Selamat Datang Monument - As you enter Jakarta, the “Patung Selamat Datang” or Welcoming Statue is a perfect spot for Instagram-worthy photos. Established 60 years ago by the government, the tour continues with a TransJakarta bus ride to the iconic Jakarta Landmark, MONAS. The tour concludes with a return to the hotel or another desired location.
• National Monument (MONAS) - After arriving at the National Monument area, there is an opportunity to take photos in front of the monument. The driver will then return guests to their hotel.

• KRL Train Ticket and Transjakarta Bus
• Bottled water
• Snacks
• Tuk Tuk Ride/Bicycle/Andong
• Licensed Guide
• Pick up and drop service from place you stay
• Online Car/Online motorbike/Taxi

• Tipping Optional

The tour activities to several tourist destinations, such as cultural sites, historical sites, culinary areas, which are supported by various search activities around Jakarta. We have many options to do in the tour, in this program you can have the different experience by Jakarta public transport. The tour guide will explain the history, architecture, traditions and interesting stories. by short walking and public transportation in Jakarta with many advantages, including: - Walking tours can provide a more in-depth and authentic experience, because you can see and feel the atmosphere of the city, local market and Chinese residential and discover things. - Public transportation make you feel you are Local in trying public transportation which urban people do this to work, market and everywhere.

• The optional tour with public transportation still used car for pick up and drop section
• Public Transportation service without lunch, Try our local street food
• Public Transportation is still convenience in looking local experience
• Pick up from Airport and Outside use train or Taxi free

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.