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Situated off the northern coast of Jakarta, Kepulauan Seribu is a group of 342 islands. Also popular as the Thousand Islands, only 36 of its islands are authorized by the government to be used for recreational purposes. Unfortunately, out of these 36 islands, only 13 islands are open for public visit, with two islands being established as National Park. Whether going for underwater expeditions from the different diving spots scattered across the islands or engaging in wildlife photography and bird watching activities, Kepulauan Seribu has plenty of exciting activities in store. The flora and fauna of the Thousand Islands are one of the most fascinating things to observe during your trip. And yes! Do give a trying hand at fishing by teaming up with the local fishermen to learn more about their lifestyle and the Islands. Read More

The Kite Museum of Jakarta, or Museum Layang Layang, was opened in 2003 to impart kite education to the citizens and houses a collection of more than 600 kites worldwide. Along with many interesting kite displays, watching movies based on their history is a must for visitors. Particularly fun for children, this museum helps organize many exciting kite festivals and workshops where people design their own kites. Museum Layang Layang is the brainchild of Endang Ernawati. Having loved to build and fly kites from a young age, she was disappointed to see the lack of attention it received and resolved to tackle this problem by creating Merindo Kites & Gallery. Prior to being purposed into a museum, it was a home industry that produced kites to be exported. Unlike other museums in the country, Museum Layang Layang is privately owned and run by a foundation. The museum’s collection has been a part of several national and international festivals. Some kites are even award winners, having received honours from the Indonesia Record Museum. Read More

Kota Kasablanka is a typical mall in Jakarta that houses some of the well-known international brands.The upper levels of the mall consists of various restaurants and the area is known as Food Zone that has options ranging from fine dining to fast food chains. There are also several entertainment options, the most well-known being the terrific Cinema XXI that screens both national and international movies. Kota Kasablanca has grown to become one of the busiest shopping destinations in Jakarta. Its one-of-a-kind lifestyle experience attracts millions of visitors every year. Kota Kasablanca also provides complete facilities like a nursery room, dedicated taxi lounge, concierge, valet service, etc. It has truly emerged as a one-stop destination for the entire family. Read More

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. Lapangan Banteng is a must-visit place for architecture buffs. It has some of the best colonial architecture in Jakarta. Lapangan Banteng was designed by the Dutch in the early 19th century. The momentous square even went through a renovation in 2018, which added an illuminated fountain and an open-air theatre. Lapangan Banteng also plays host to several local and national events throughout the year. Read More

Lippo Mall Puri is located at St. Moritz in West Jakarta. It belongs to the Lippo mall franchise, catering to many national and internationals brands. A fairly spacious mall and a beautiful interior, it attracts people from all age and walks of life. There are many entertainment options including a Deluxe Cinema XXI and it offers a diverse range of restaurants servings up a delicious range of cuisines, from Western to pan-Asian. Lippo Mall Puri is quite popular in Jakarta and is always crowded on weekends. The mall offers ample parking space along with free shuttle bus services for its customers. Lippo Mall is also known for its variety of restaurants and spacious interiors. It is a popular destination among families who bring their kids to the mall’s playground area. Read More

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. Luban Buaya marks the site where a coup was attempted by members of the Indonesian Communist Party, PKI, in 1965. Seven high ranking officials are believed to have been tortured to death. A ceremony is held every year to honour these seven Army generals and is attended by the President and all senior officials. Read More

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. The mall is also famous for the many restaurants that visitors frequent Lippo Kemang Village for. Located in a posh locale in South Jakarta, Kemang Village is also a hub for high-end electronics gadgets and more. With 6 permanent department stores that include Debenhams, and 202 other speciality tenants housed inside Kemang Village, there are plenty of options for you to find what you need. Read More

Situated at the banks of Kali Sunter, close to the Kelapa Gading Square of Jakarta, lies the Mall of Indonesia. Be it shopping, cinema theatres, multi-cuisine restaurants or fun-filled activities and events for the public and tourists, the Mall of Indonesia has everything to satisfy everyone’s appetite for entertainment.

The sub-district of Menteng is located within Central Jakarta. The tourists visiting Menteng are surprised to see well-lit, wide boulevards lined with trees as well as grand fountains and fine dining establishments within the special residential zone home to diplomats and top celebs of Indonesia. The area has live music venues, cocktail lounges and numerous eateries. The Selamat Datang or Welcome Monument is a prominent landmark of Menteng that is thronged by the hip and happening crowd who enjoy the classical music concerts and art exhibitions taking place frequently. Menteng is most famous for its planned urban residential area founded in 1912 when Indonesia was ruled by the Dutch. With access to all parts of the city and provision for numerous amenities, it has grown over the years to become one of the most upscale and expensive neighbourhoods. Also known as the Beverly Hills of Indonesia, it has the Ex-President Suharto residing here. Even more intriguing is the fact that Barack Obama, the former President of USA had spent his formative areas in this neighbourhood. Read More

As one of the largest public squares in the world, Merdeka Square boasts open green spaces shaded by a tree cover, well-paved roads winding all around, and Indonesia’s National Monument at its center. It also includes a deer enclosure, a musical fountain, and sports and recreation spaces in its 75-hectare space. With no entry fee, Merdeka Square is open to the public for all hours of the day. It is known to be quite busy as a location for local fairs, artisan markets, and even military parades. Located at the centre of Jakarta City, Merdeka Square is known for its historical, cultural, and architectural importance. From watching the deer roam free in their enclosure to enjoying a family picnic or admiring Jakarta from atop the National Monument, there are plenty of activities at Merdeka Square to keep you busy for hours! Read More