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53. Setu Babakan Batavian Cultural Village

19 km from city center

Cultural Village

Setu Babakan is located in the Southern end of Jakarta and is very well-known amongst tourists for its cultural heritage. Also known as Situ Babakan this village is centred on a manmade lake and is dedicated to the preservation of the Betawi culture. In fact, the village is named after one such lake.

Tours starting from
₹6,572

3.5 /5

2 km from city center

Shows & Theatres

Located in Sawah Besar of Jakarta, Gedung Kesenian Jakarta or the Jakarta Art Building is a concert hall. It was established during the Dutch colonization by Sir Stamford Raffles. The building's Dutch heritage is reflected in its architecture and gives the concert hall a distinctly vintage vibe. Gedung Kesenian Jakarta plays host to many orchestral performances, theatrical showcases, and musical e (Read More)nsembles.

4.1 /5

16 km from city center

Monument

Translating to "crocodile's pit", Lubang Buaya is located in the suburban region of Jakarta where seven Indonesian army officers were murdered during the 1 October coup attempt and their bodies were dumped in the unused pit. Now the place is converted to a tourist destination of a monument with the statues of the seven soldiers and their clothes, serving as a reminder of Indonesia's dark past.

4.1 /5

7 km from city center

Art Gallery

Derived from the Sanskrit word meaning "the source of light" and "taste" or "pleasure," RUCI Art Space is a place created for displaying many beautiful forms of arts like paintings and photography from contemporary artists of Indonesia and the world.The aim of this creative venue is to raise awareness about the ever evolving Indonesian culture. It hosts regular rotations of solo and group exhibiti (Read More)ons.

4.3 /5

6 km from city center

Museum

Located near the Sunda Kelapa Harbour, Museum Bahari exhibits the history and the importance of sea trade via the harbour that helped build Jakarta's economy. The displays mostly consist of maritime objects with detailed information about them. Access is allowed only into the well-maintained parts of the museum, but while one is exploring the attraction, they would also come across the areas which (Read More) were extensively used during the bygone times. A visit to Museum Bahari is recommended to everyone visiting the harbour.

Tours starting from
₹4,189

3.5 /5

1 km from city center

Landmark

Gambir Train Station is an old station built by the Dutch government. Being one of the major stations in Jakarta, it acts a major transit points for trains heading towards other big cities around Java. The station is meant for the use of executive class trains only. With a three-storeyed structure, you can find a range of services including prayer rooms, restaurants, markets, and waiting rooms.

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₹4,166

3.4 /5

3 km from city center

Planetarium

Ever got to enjoy the view of a starry night sky in one of the most mesmerising ways possible? Jakarta Planetarium and observatory is a fascinating and intriguing tourist spot located in the Ismail Marzuki Park area of Jakarta. The planetarium was officially opened in 1969 as an exhibition centre for meteorology, physics, space science and astronomy. Its unique building design resembles a half bal (Read More)l dome with a 22-meter high dome. It is a two-floor building with exhibition hall on the ground floor and teater bintang (Theatre) on the first floor.

3.4 /5

10 km from city center

Shopping

Mall Lippo Kemang Village is a three storeyed mall consisting of a big supermarket, many clothing and accessory brands, and play areas for children. It is a spacious and clean mall with a modern design situated at a convenient location. Saturday nights bring some smooth live music which is something that must be attended when in Jakarta.

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₹2,136

3.5 /5

5 km from city center

Museum

Museum Seni Rupah Dan Keramik or Museum of Fine Arts and Ceramic is a resplendent display of the traditional art and ceramics of Indonesia. It is located in a beautiful Dutch building known as the Court of Justice in olden times. It is conveniently located near famous museuems like the Jakarta History Museum and Wayang Museum.

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₹4,189

3.5 /5

2 km from city center

Shopping

Tanah Abang Market is the largest garment and textile wholesale centre in the entire South-East Asia. It brings together traders from all over Indonesia and South-East Asia. The market comprises of several blocks, with Block A and Block B being the most recent additions. The market houses 13,000 kiosks and sees over 75,000 shoppers in any single day. Visitors can expect to find a wide variety of g (Read More)arments at wholesale prices.

3.5 /5

6 km from city center

Museum

Satria Mandala Museum is a military museum of the Armed Forces of Indonesia displaying a huge collection of military weapons, tanks, and other artefacts. The name Satria Mandala comes from Sanskrit meaning "a sacred place for the knights." Some notable collections include Soviet weapons used during Operation Trikora, a draft of the handwritten Proclamation of Indonesia written by President Sukarno (Read More) and many more.

Tours starting from
₹4,189

4.4 /5

16 km from city center

Amusement & Theme Park

A land with a major portion of it covered in shimmering artificial snow, the renowned SnowBay Waterpark is a bustling tourist destination in Jakarta and is peppered with a variety of water rides, be it the challenging, adrenaline-inducing water sports or the extensive range of pools, of which the soothing warm therapy pool is quite popular among the adults.

3.7 /5

8 km from city center

Garden & Park

Taman Ayodya is a city park in Jakarta that provides many modern facilities like wireless internet connecitivity, allowing people to work on their laptops and stay connected on their mobiles while in an environment far from the chaos of the city. A beautiful artificial lake with fountains sits in the middle of the park. Taman Ayodya is a unique place in Indonesia, being the only park in the countr (Read More)y to provides facilities for differently abled people.

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₹4,608

3.7 /5

4 km from city center

Museum

Currently a museum to showcase the economics and the economic system of Jakarta, Museum Bank Mandiri chronicles the story of the erstwhile known Batavia's financial systems. The building itself was completed in 1929 and its sleek architectural style is reminiscent of the Art Deco style that was in vogue at the time. There is no better way to learn about the nuances of colonial economics than at Mu (Read More)seum Bank Mandiri. Visitors get to witness a collection of colonial banking activities, vintage cash counters and everything else related to the economy of colonial era. It is situated at the banking district of Old Jakarta Town.

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₹4,189

3.6 /5

1 km from city center

Garden & Park

Lapangan Banteng is a historic Square in Jakarta established during the era of Dutch colonization. Previously known as Waterloo Square, it houses important buildings like the Ministry of Finance Building and the West Irian Liberation Monument, found at the centre. The square attracts many tourists from all over the world who like to roam around and relax at the Lapangan Benteng Park.

3.6 /5

13 km from city center

Commercial Street

Cilandak Town Square is a multi-purpose shopping mall in South Jakarta. Filled with many European style dining, special beer places and local supermarkets, this place is perfect for planning a hangout with friends or have business meetings. A number of interesting events and bazaars are also set up here, such as the women's fashion bazaar and culinary festival which attracts many visitors, both do (Read More)mestic and foreign.

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₹4,189

3.6 /5

5 km from city center

Bridge

Built in 1628, Jembatan Kota Intan or The Diamond City Bridge is the oldest bridge in Indonesia. It is situated at Kali Besar as a hanging bridge similar to the bridges that are seen in the Netherlands. The forest wood material of the bridge has now been replaced with steel for strength. Tourists usually visit this bridge to get a complete experience of Jakarta Old Town.

Tours starting from
₹3,849

3.5 /5

2 km from city center

Monument

The Tugu Tani statue is also known as the Heroes Monument, Patung Pahlawan in Indonesian. This bronze statue is an important landmark monument in Jakarta’s city landscape. Inspired by folk tales, this statue depicts a young peasant with a farmer’s hat, called a caping holding a rifle in one hand and his mother standing behind him offering a meal of rice. It is also hence called the Farmer’s Monume (Read More)nt or Patung Pak Tani also.

3.5 /5

5 km from city center

Historical Site

Vereenigde Oost Indische Compagnie (VOC) Galangan is an old shipyard in Batavia. This shipyard served as an important commercial link for the Dutch during the VOC era. The shipyard originally had four faces but now it has two main buildings which have Chinese cafe and restaurant. Many other events like weddings and birthdays occasionally happen here as well.

3.5 /5

3 km from city center

Museum

Museum Perumusan Naskah Proklamasi or Formulation of Proclamation Text Museum is the place where the Proclamation of Independence was formed in 1984. This is where the Japanese Navy Commander and supporter of Indonesia freedom Tadashi Maeda worked on the final draft of the proclamation. Today it has wax sculptures of historically important people. Visitors enjoy this museum while listening to old (Read More)BBC or NIROM broadcasts.

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₹4,189

3.4 /5

14 km from city center

Mosque

Dian Al-Mahri Mosque is better known as the Golden Dome Mosque, located in West Java. The mosque complex is a fusion of Arabic, Persian and Indian architectures, hence attracting scores of tourists here to witness the unique blend and learn more about the fascinating heritage of the place. Its dazzling domes have been compared to that of the Taj Mahal in India, making it a popular tourist destinat (Read More)ion.

Tours starting from
₹3,505

3.4 /5

1 km from city center

Landmark

Gedung Pancasila or Pancasila Building derives its name from Sanskrit meaning "five principles", the philosophy forming the basis of the Indonesian Nation in 1945. Built during the Dutch era, it served as the residence of the Dutch army commander, refurbished and renamed to Gedung Pancasila after President Sukarno gave his Pancasila Speech. This building makes its mark in modern Indonesian history (Read More) as a symbol of the free nation's birth, making it a must-visit.

3.5 /5

3 km from city center

Shows & Theatres

Situated in Kemayoran, Aula Simfonia Jakarta is a grand concert hall with a seating capacity of a whopping one thousand and two hundred people, which include both orchestra as well as choir seats. Every two weeks, this hall hosts mesmerizing classical concerts. This glorious site is, at present, the sole concert hall in Indonesia. The primary director of the Aula Simfonia Jakarta is the artistic S (Read More)tephen Tong, and this hall is one of the parts that are supposed to comprise the Reformed Millennium Center Indonesia development, which also includes other landmarks as part of the project.

3.5 /5

5 km from city center

River

Kali Besar is an 18th-century canal built along the River Ciliwung. It connects the port to the old city of Batavia. Kali Besar translates to ‘Grand River’ and the canal is presently a part of Kali Krukut of the Tambora subdistrict. This channel once thrived with boats shuttling goods to and from the port. Kali Besar formed a crux for commerce in the area and was lined with houses of Batavia’s ric (Read More)h and famous.

3.5 /5

4 km from city center

Church & Cathedral

Gereja Sion, which translates to Sion Church in Indonesian, is a quaint historic landmark situated in the Pinangsia Administrative District of Taman Sari in Jakarta. The church had been constructed outside the city walls of Indonesia in order to cater to the minorities, commonly referred to as the ‘Black Portuguese”, who were being oppressed during the reign of the Portuguese. This is why Gereja S (Read More)ion is also known as the Black Portuguese Church.

3.5 /5

4 km from city center

Historical Site

Taman Proklamasi, also referred to as the Proclamation Monument or the Proclamation Park, is nestled at Jalan Pegangsaan Timur 56 in the heart of Jakarta. Formerly, this landmark used to be the residence of Sukarno, the first President of Indonesia. Even though the house has now been demolished, it is still reminiscent of the place where Sukarno declared the Proclamation of Indonesian Independence (Read More) on the 17th of August 1945.

Tours starting from
₹4,608

3.5 /5

8 km from city center

Monument

Commissioned by President Soeharto, Patung Dirgantara is a monument dedicated to the Indonesian Air Force to honor the country's struggle for independence. Located at the intersection of Jalan Gatot Subroto and Jalan MT Haryono, the statue depicts a "space man" symbolic of the space conquest. In pop culture, the statue has been given many nicknames due to the statue's posture, some of them includ (Read More)e "Truper" (a corruption of "trooper") and Seven-up Man, due to the arch-shaped like a seven-figure, and is a firm fixture of the Jakarta cityscape.

3.5 /5

9 km from city center

Forest

Established by the Dutch government, Muara Angke Nature Reserve is a protected sanctuary for wildlife and vegetation. There are at least 30 different species of plants and several other types of animals, birds and insects. In this peaceful place, you will be embraced with the beauty of nature such as the lush green Mangrove trees and the constant chirping of the birds.

3.5 /5

6 km from city center

Landmark

Perjuangan Rakyat Jatinegara or Jatinegara Struggle Monument was built to honour the people who struggled during Indonesia's war for independence in Jatinegara. The monument is a statue showing a man standing with a rifle in his arms, a backpack on his back and carrying weapons on his waist, ready to fight. Another statue of a boy in shorts is shown with a catapult around his neck.

3.5 /5

1 km from city center

Historical Site

Monumen Irian Jaya Pembebasan is a significant monument built to commemorate the liberation of Irian Jaya or New Guinea from the Dutch in 1963. It depicts a statue of a man breaking free from the shackles on his wrists indicating he is finally free. It is located at the center of Lapangan Benteng which is a must visit in Jakarta due to this powerful symbol.

3.5 /5

2 km from city center

Landmark

National Archives Building is a museum from the VOC period. The former residence of Governer-General Reinier de Klerk is now a major attraction known for its cultural heritage and beautiful Dutch Indies architecture. The collection of the museum includes artefacts from the Dutch administration and maps from the 16th century. The museum also has classic ebony furniture such as dining chairs and tab (Read More)les.

Tours starting from
₹3,505

3.5 /5

3 km from city center

Shopping

The flea market of Jalan Surabaya is famous for its antiquities. The market has as many as a hundred shops stretching along the long sides of Jalan Surabaya. It is a must visit for those who have a knack of collecting vintage artefacts like lamps, arts and crafts that are suitable for souvenirs at cheap prices.

3.5 /5

4 km from city center

Shopping Market

Petak Sembilan is a vibrant street market located in Glodok, Jakarta’s own Chinatown. Also known as Pasar Kemenangan, it is a renowned street market where one can find a plethora of authentic Chinese products like flying lanterns and delicious Chinese cuisines like salted cuttlefish and fried tofu. The area is lined with houses that have the eye-catching, red-tiled roofs, set along the narrow stre (Read More)ets. Take a stroll through the Petak Sembilan to experience the daily life of the locals at this authentic Indonesian marketplace, finding exotic products like skinned frogs, turtles and bugs.

3.5 /5

7 km from city center

Church & Cathedral

The Santo Fransiskus Assisi Elementary School was founded in 1966 under the guidance of the Archbishop of Jakarta, who saw the need for an educational institution to improve services to the people of Jakarta, specifically the South Jakarta Region. This Roman Catholic elementary school's claim to fame has been one of its attendees, former US president and prominent political figure Barack Obama, wh (Read More)o attended the same for two years during his time in Jakarta.

3.5 /5

5 km from city center

Museum

Syahbandar Menara was a guiding tower for ships in Batavia. The tower consists of three floors, the top floor being the viewing room and the ground floor being used to imprison those who violated the port rules. The tower was originally a castle with a tunnel connecting through Fatahillah and Istiqlal Mosque, now closed. Tourists can climb a ladder inside the tower to witness the ships at Sunda Ke (Read More)lapa harbour.

3.4 /5

1 km from city center

Monument

Arjuna Statue or Arjuna Wijaya Statue is a monument located at the road junction between Jalan MH Thamrin and Jalan Medan Merdeka in Jakarta's business district. This copper statue depicts a chariot ridden by Arjuna, holding a bow and an arrow while Krishna drives the horses. Bulit in 1987, it depicts a famous scene from the epic Mahabharata, built to honour the freedom of Indonesia under Presiden (Read More)t Soeharto.

3.4 /5

2 km from city center

Historical Site

The Welcome Monument or Selamat Detang Monument is one of the many monuments built by President Sukarno in 1962 for the Asian Games. Placed at the middle of a fountain, this monument shows figures of a boy and a girl waving their hands in a welcoming gesture while the girl carries a bouquet. Due to its prime location, it is now an important historical landmark.

Tours starting from
₹4,381

3.4 /5

5 km from city center

Deer Park

Deer Enclosure is a sanctuary for deers in the park of Merdeka Square. This park is located near Monumen Nasional where the deers wander freely and are enclosed by shaded trees. The deers are friendly towards the visitors, allowing them to pet and feed them. This place is well suited for animal and nature lovers.

3.4 /5

2 km from city center

Landmark

Built during the Dutch period, the Ministry of Finance Building used to be the palace of Governor General Daendels. Formerly known as Witte Huis or White House, it had a post office and a printing office. Now it serves as the headquarters of the Ministry of Finance, responsible for Indonesia's finance and assets and is open for tourists to visit and understand Indonesian history and governance.

3.4 /5

4 km from city center

Museum

Situated in Kebayoran in Jakarta, the Art:1 New Museum, as its name suggests, is a recently opened contemporary art museum. It stores a collection of artefacts dedicated to Indonesia's arts and culture. The complex of the museum is divided into two buildings. One building is the eponymous Art:1 New Museum housing modern collections and the second building is Artspace:1, dedicated to the contempora (Read More)ry arts. The museum also holds many exhibitions and painting classes.

Tours starting from
₹4,189

6 km from city center

Landmark

Plaza Senayan is one of the primary shopping malls located in the Semanggi area of Central Jakarta. It is frequented by middle and upper class people in the neighborhood who buy apparels, handicrafts, home furnishings as well as other things of necessity and leisure. The musical clock installed within the central lobby of Plaza Senayan has become its hallmark today.

3.4 /5

15 km from city center

Mosque

At Tin Mosque was built by President Soeharto to honor his late wife Tien Soeharto, forming the origin of the name. Located in the outskirts of Jakarta, this huge mosque can accommodate as many as 9000 people. The visitors can witness the peaceful prayers conducted by the Imam (reader of the namaaz) and the beautiful wedding ceremonies that happen here during weekends.

Tours starting from
₹3,505

3.4 /5

4 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

Vihara Toa Se Bio is an old Chinese monastery in Jakarta. The name of the temple is a combination of two words namely "Taose" meaning "message" and "Bio" meaning "temple." The tourists visit this temple to worship Qing Yuan Zhen Jun. The temple is remarkably known for its heavy and distinct scents emanating from the incense.

3.4 /5

3 km from city center

Garden & Park

Ismail Marzuki Park or Taman Ismail Marzuki is a famous park in Jakarta. The park has a lot of well-known buildings like the Jakarta Arts Institute which is well loved among the tourists. You can enjoy many cultural performances here like puppet shows, dance and exhibitions. In the evenings, the park becomes a breathtaking site to see with many glowing lamps floating in the skies.

Tours starting from
₹5,093

3.4 /5

3 km from city center

Monument

Slightly taller than 6 meters in height, the statue of General Sudirman, one of Indonesia's most respected and revered military leaders during the freedom struggle, is seen standing in salute to the countless cars that pass him by. Located on a street named after him as well in the heart of the city, Sudirman's statue on Jalan Sudirman stands testament to the ever-lasting legacy that he has left o (Read More)n the country and is a tribute to his invaluable sacrifice towards Indonesia's independence movement.

3.4 /5

3 km from city center

Landmark

Candra Naya is an 18th-century building that belonged to the Khouw family of Tamboen, Chinese immigrants who later played an important role in the society of Batavia. It is located in Jakarta's Kota Dua, or 'Old Town'. Nestled inside a modern hotel, many parts of the complex have been destroyed but the main complex has been retained due to its importance to Indonesian heritage. The building displa (Read More)ys aesthetically pleasing Chinese features like curved roofs and red lanterns.

3.4 /5

Forest

One of the most striking and photogenic places in Indonesia, Anak Krakatau Nature Reserve features the Krakatoa volcano on an island with a black sand beach. It is a 2-hour drive from Jakarta to Carita Beach and then just over 1 hour in a speedboat to get to Anak Krakatau Island. One lands on the black sand beach and after a little walk through the shrubs, it is an easy climb till the permissible (Read More)point of the volcano. Visitors enjoy the thrilling adventure of climbing the volcanic mountain. However, it is only allowed to hike till a certain height because the height grows 20 feet a year which mean that lava gets spewed out regularly and strolling anywhere near the peak can be dangerous.

Tours starting from
₹30,777

3.4 /5

10 km from city center

Museum

Museum Di Tengah Kebun is a private museum with an impressive collection of relics and antiques by Syahrial Djalil, an Indonesian entrepreneur and founder of the museum. He built the museum entirely through his own money that houses archaeological statues, ceramics, paintings and many more Indonesian artefacts.

Tours starting from
₹4,189

3.4 /5

2 km from city center

Museum

Museum of Sumpah Pemuda or the Museum of Youth Pledges is a historic museum located in Central Jakarta. It was built to commemorate the Independence of Indonesia, specifically the history of the 1928 Youth Pledge and the national youth movement. Visitors will find a fascinating collection, ranging from photographs to statues about the contribution of the youth of Indonesia during independence.

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₹4,189

3.4 /5

5 km from city center

Historical Site

Prince Diponegoro Monument stands at Merdeka Square of Jakarta, built to honor the Javanese Prince Diponegoro for his bravery in the Java War. Constructed in 1965 by the Italian sculptor Colbertado, the equestrian statue depicts the Prince riding a horse in a heroic posture. The statue symbolises the struggle to gain country's freedom from the Dutch rule.

Tours starting from
₹4,381

3.3 /5

8 km from city center

Museum

Museum Polri or the Police Museum was built to honour the police force of Indonesia. It is filled with the history of the Indonesian police force, detailing several past events related to national security. Vsitors will find a collection of guns and other archives including statues of famous police officers and the evolution of the uniforms, all of which are explained by interesting and informativ (Read More)e guides.

Tours starting from
₹4,189

3.3 /5

3 km from city center

Garden & Park

Situ Lembang Park is located in one of the elite areas of Central Jakarta, Menteng. It has an artificial pond with a fountain where people come to fish. Surrounded by many lush green trees and paved paths, visitors come here for relaxing, enjoyin picnics, or just spending time with friends and family. It is also equipped with a playground for children.

Tours starting from
₹5,093

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What are the top hotels in Jakarta?

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What are the top activities in Jakarta?

The top activities in Jakarta are Jakarta Private Car Charter, Jakarta Walking Tour, Jakarta City Tour, Puncak Private Car Charter, Jakarta Historical Tour, Bogor City Private Car Charter.

What are the top shopping places in Jakarta?

The top shopping places in Jakarta are Grand Indonesia Mall, Taman Anggrek Mall, Pondok Indah Mall.

What are the top sightseeing places in Jakarta?

The top sightseeing places in Jakarta are National Monument of Indonesia (MONAS), Grand Indonesia Mall, Merdeka Square, Kota Tua, Kepulauan Seribu (Thousand Islands), Mesjid Istiqlal.

How much does a package cost for Jakarta?

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How can I commute within Jakarta?

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122 Things To Do In Jakarta

53. Setu Babakan Batavian Cultural Village

54. Jakarta Art Building

55. Lubang Buaya

56. RUCI Art Space

57. Museum Bahari

58. Gambir Train Station

59. Jakarta Planetarium and Observatory

60. Mall Lippo Kemang Village

61. Museum Seni Rupah Dan Keramik

62. Tanah Abang Market

63. Satria Mandala Museum

64. SnowBay Waterpark

65. Taman Ayodya

66. Museum Bank Mandiri

67. Lapangan Banteng

68. Cilandak Town Square

69. Jembatan Kota Intan

70. Tugu Tani

71. VOC Galangan

72. Museum Perumusan Naskah Proklamasi

73. Dian Al-Mahri Mosque

74. Gedung Pancasila

75. Aula Simfonia

76. Kali Besar

77. Gereja Sion

78. Taman Proklamasi

79. Patung Dirgantara

80. Muara Angke Nature Reserve

81. Perjuangan Rakyat Jatinegara

82. Monumen Irian Jaya Pembebasan

83. National Archives Building

84. Flea Market (Jalan Surabaya)

85. Pasar Kemenangan

86. Santo Fransiskus Asisi

87. Syahbander Menara

88. Arjuna Statue

89. Welcome Monument

90. Deer Enclosure

91. Ministry of Finance Building

92. Art:1 New Museum

93. Plaza Senayan

94. At Tin Mosque

95. Vihara Toa Se Bio

96. Ismail Marzuki Park

97. General Sudirman Statue

98. Candra Naya Building

99. Anak Krakatau Nature Reserve

100. Museum Di Tengah Kebun

101. Museum Sumpah Pemuda

102. Prince Diponegoro Monument

103. Police Museum

104. Situ Lembang Park

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