• National Monument (MONAS) - At Monas, visitors can explore the museum inside and enjoy panoramic views of Jakarta from various directions. Binoculars are available for viewing distant buildings, though they must be shared with others. Additionally, guides will offer a taste of Jakarta’s traditional dish, Kerak Telor.
• Jakarta Cathedral - This historic church offers numerous photo opportunities and is a designated cultural heritage building in Jakarta. The Cathedral Church has a rich history, beginning with its construction initiated by Pope Pius VII’s appointment of Father Nelissen as the apostolic prefect of the Dutch East Indies in 1807, marking the start of the Catholic church’s mission and development in the region, including Jakarta.
• Istiqlal Mosque - The Istiqlal Mosque is the largest mosque in Southeast Asia. A guide will take you on a tour of this renowned mosque.
• Pancoran ChinaTown Point - Jakarta’s Chinatown, located in the Glodok area, is one of the largest and busiest in Indonesia. This area, rich with Chinese ornaments, is accessible by private vehicle. It features numerous eateries offering a variety of Chinese dishes, including pork, at affordable prices, even in narrow alleys. Traditional markets, shops selling Chinese medicines, and stores with ingredients for Chinese cuisine are also present.
• Sunda Kelapa Harbour - Known as Pasar Ikan (Fish Market), Sunda Kelapa is situated at the mouth of the Ciliwung River. The daily fish catch is auctioned early in the morning at the old fish market. The street leading to it is lined with shops selling various maritime goods. This 500-year-old harbor was crucial for the 15th-century Pajajaran kingdom’s trade with the outside world. It was a trading hub for the Portuguese and the Hindu Kingdom of Pajajaran in the early 16th century and later came under Portuguese and Dutch control. Today, Sunda Kelapa is a fisherman’s wharf and inter-island port, with picturesque Bugis schooners from South Sulawesi. Despite its age, the harbor remains vital for sailing vessels from across Indonesia. Visitors can explore the port, hire a canoe, and visit the nearby old fish market, which is best seen early in the morning.
• Jakarta Old Town - Kota Tua in West Jakarta is a historic area popular with tourists. Its main attraction is Fatahillah Square, surrounded by colonial buildings. Visitors can explore museums and the outdoor area. Kota Tua is also a favorite spot for pre-wedding photos. Casual clothing is recommended due to the heat. Museum hopping is a popular activity, with three museums in Fatahillah Square: Jakarta History Museum, Museum of Fine Arts and Ceramics, and Puppet Museum. History enthusiasts will appreciate the Jakarta History Museum’s exhibits on the capital’s history from Dutch colonialism to Japanese occupation.
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• Borobudur - Experience a breathtaking sunrise at Borobudur Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage site and the largest Buddhist temple in the world. The Borobudur Sunrise Tour offers a mystical journey through time, showcasing the temple’s intricate architecture and rich history. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to witness Borobudur’s magic at dawn.
• Jomblang Cave & Timang Beach Tour - Jomblang Cave is a remarkable destination offering tourists the chance to explore its extraordinary natural beauty. This cave system is perfect for adventurers and nature lovers, promising stunning views and unforgettable experiences.
• Dieng Plateau - Located in Central Java, Dieng Plateau is a favorite among travelers. Visitors can enjoy a beautiful sunrise on Sikunir Hill and explore attractions like Arjuna Temple, Sikidang Crater, Telaga Warna, Batu Pandang, and more.

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