• Beautiful Indonesia in Miniature Park - Taman Mini Indonesia Indah is a 250-acre cultural and recreational park situated in East Jakarta, Indonesia. It showcases the diverse cultures of Indonesia’s provinces through individual pavilions that display traditional costumes, dances, and elements of daily life. At the center of the park is a lake featuring a miniature archipelago, which can be viewed from cable cars. The park also includes an IMAX cinema and is among the most popular attractions in Jakarta.
• Sunda Kelapa Harbour - Renowned as Jakarta’s historic port, this location blends old-world charm with maritime grit. Wooden phinisi schooners, some still in use, line the docks, serving as a living testament to Indonesia’s seafaring heritage. Visitors can stroll around, engage with the friendly sailors, and capture postcard-perfect photos of the towering ship masts against the sky.
• Kota Intan Bridge - The stunning Kota Intan Bridge is a new attraction in the Jakarta Special Region. Tourists should not miss the chance to see this majestic landmark when visiting Jakarta. This tipping bridge, made of both wood and steel, is both beautiful and historical. It is conveniently located near the Old Town area, making it easily accessible to tourists. Locally known as Pasar Ayam Bridge, it has stood since 1628. Despite its age, the bridge remains in excellent condition, thanks to several renovations over the years.
• Jakarta Old Town - Travel back in time a few hundred years to the 1600s, when the Dutch East India Company dominated the seas. Known as Batavia during that era, Kota Tua was the heart of their colonial empire. Today, the grand buildings, archways, and canals continue to narrate stories of that bygone era. Walking these streets feels like stepping into a history book, offering a firsthand experience of the past.

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