• Beautiful Indonesia in Miniature Park - This park showcases traditional houses from all 33 provinces of Indonesia. It features an extensive collection of contemporary Indonesian arts and crafts, traditional costumes from various regions, puppets, and musical instruments.
• National Monument (MONAS) - Explore Merdeka Square (Liberty Square), the National Monument (Monas), and the Presidential Palace. Monas is a 132-meter-high tower located at the center of Merdeka Square, symbolizing Indonesia’s fight for independence and commemorating the struggle for freedom.

NB: This location is closed every Monday. If your visit falls on a Monday, you can only pass by the gate.

• Jakarta Cathedral - This historic Catholic church stands proudly across the street. The Cathedral Church, built in the neo-gothic style, was consecrated in 1901.
• Wayang Museum - Next, visit the Wayang Museum. This museum’s collection encompasses all of Indonesia’s puppetry and much of its history. The Wayang Museum is one of Jakarta’s most unique cultural museums, dedicated to the traditional Indonesian art of wayang—a storytelling form using puppets. Situated in the historic Kota Tua Jakarta area, the museum is housed in a beautiful colonial-era building reflecting the city’s Dutch heritage. Inside, visitors can explore an extensive collection of puppets from across Indonesia, including wayang kulit (leather shadow puppets), wayang golek (wooden rod puppets), and puppets from other countries such as China, India, and Cambodia. These puppets traditionally narrate epic tales from the Ramayana and Mahabharata, as well as local folklore.

NB: This place is closed every Monday and on Indonesian National Holidays.

• Istiqlal Mosque - Visit the Istiqlal Mosque, the largest mosque in Southeast Asia, accommodating over 200,000 people. It symbolizes the harmonious coexistence of Indonesia’s two major religions.
• Jakarta Old Town - This area was once the center of Dutch colonial government. Featuring a canal and buildings with Dutch architecture, it is often referred to as “Little Amsterdam.”
• Glodok Chinatown - The final stop is Chinatown, a location of Chinese settlements since the 1500s. Explore the traditional wet market and observe the local community, particularly Chinese residents, conducting their business and transactions.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off included
• Travel in comfort with an air-conditioned private car
• Entrance fees covered
• Licensed English-speaking guide and driver

• Meals & drinks
• Have additional for pickup & drop off at Outside Jakarta central area
• Tipping for Guide & Driver

Discover the vibrant sights and sounds of Jakarta in just one day with this guided walking and riding tour of the nation’s capital. Explore the city’s historic and iconic landmarks, including the old town and the National Monument (Monas). Learn about the memorials and the significance of Old Town Jakarta, once the hub of Dutch colonial administration. This area, often referred to as “Little Amsterdam,” features a canal framed by buildings showcasing Dutch architecture.

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