Three days for the first time exploring the Indonesian capital
Jakarta is the capital of beautiful Indonesia. Therefore, this place is extremely suitable for relaxing activities.
Indonesia is the largest and most populous country in Southeast Asia, commonly referred to as the "Thousand Islands Country." Indonesia is famous for the Bali tourist island, but the capital Jakarta also has many features. Jakarta has been hailed by many tourists as crowded and expensive, but if not, do not know and try to see if you like this place.
Indonesia is the largest and most populous country in Southeast Asia, commonly referred to as the "Thousand Islands Country." Indonesia is famous for the Bali tourist island, but the capital Jakarta also has many features. Jakarta has been hailed by many tourists as crowded and expensive, but if not, do not know and try to see if you like this place.
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Right time
The dry season from June to September is the best time to visit Jakarta. From December to February, you should limit travel here because many places in the city are seriously flooded.
Move
Soekarno - Hatta International Airport is located 20 km west of the city center. Depending on traffic conditions it can take 45 minutes - 2 hours to enter the city. You can choose a taxi or a Damri bus for transportation.
From Vietnam, Vietnam Airlines and Garuda Air have direct flights from Ho Chi Minh City to Jakarta. From Hanoi, visitors will have to choose transit in Ho Chi Minh City or use other airlines such as Air Asia, Malido Air, Tiger Airways ... also have to transit at least one point.
Taxis are one of the most convenient means of transport in the city. You can find outside the shopping mall, the hotel or along the way. Some companies may use: Blue Bird, Silver Bird, Ekspress.
The Transjakarta bus route is a popular choice for city tours at a cost of only 15,000 VND.
Bajaj is a type of car that travels around the city. It's faster and cheaper than a taxi.
Visiting and dining in Jakarta
Day 1:
Panoramic view of Monas City
It is great to have a panoramic view of the city. So, take a morning to Lapangan Merdeka. Monas Memorial Center is located in the heart of the area, completed in 1975 to commemorate the struggle for independence of the Indonesian people.
It simulates the shape of a pestle and a huge mortar, which is attached to the daily labor of Indonesian farmers. Go up to the observatory at an altitude of 132 m, you will stand by the yellow flame symbolizes the immortal spirit, enjoy the fresh breeze and panoramic view of the city.
Visit the museum Nasional
Built in 1862, it houses 65,000 antique items from all over Indonesia - one of the most valuable collections in Southeast Asia. There are beautiful Hindu and Hindu sculptures, ikat woven fabrics from the Eastern Isles, Chinese and Asian ceramics, and Dutch colonial artifacts. If you want to learn about Indonesian culture then this is a wise choice.
Photo 3: Built in 1862, Nasional is the best museum exhibiting 65,000 antiques from all over Indonesia.
Discover Kota Tua - the heart of ancient Jakarta
Taman Fatahillah, located in the center of Kota, is a great place to start your journey to discover the ancient city of Kota Tua. The boulders are surrounded by Dutch-style buildings dating back to the 18th century. There are many museums, such as the Wayang Museum, the Jakarta History Museum. If you see a woman standing amidst a Portuguese cannon commonly referred to as Si Jagur, they believe that this will make it easier for them to become pregnant.
Besides, you can rent bicycles to walk around the area for about 55,000 VND and do not forget to visit the Batavia café. It is located in the Art Deco-style second-building of the city with a menu of Indonesian-style sandwiches and burgers.
Take the free Art and Food Bus cruise
If you are a food lover, do not miss the chance to join the free bus service every Saturday night. City walk around with culinary and cultural stops in the center. You will have the opportunity to get acquainted with many visitors and locals who can tell you the best places to eat.
Get yourself into the Skye Bar
You go alone does not mean alone. Treat yourself to a glass of high-sky cocktail at the Skye Bar, located on the 56th floor of Menara BCA. Every Friday night there is a vibrant night scene with a combination of DJs and dancers. In addition, the Skye Bar is open at 6am on some Sunday mornings for pilates or yoga sessions and you will be able to enjoy a delicious breakfast in the unforgettable sunrise.
Day 2:
Admire a different face of Jakarta on Sunday no car
If you do not get too drunk the night before, get up early and take part in a Sunday car-free activity in Jakarta. The bustling city center will immerse you in the festive atmosphere with indigenous people on the bike across the street, food stalls, music and skateboards.
Find antique furniture at Jalan Surabaya Antique and Flea Market
The 500 m long Jalan Surabaya can take you a few hours to finish off. If you are an antique collector, this is the world for you. On this road there are many shops selling Chinese antique ceramics, ancient Dutch jingles or ancient Javanese carvings. The price here is not fixed for foreigners so remember to bid and accompanied by a friendly smile before buying.
Enjoy Nasi Padang specialties
Maybe you have used Nasi Padang in Malaysia but in Indonesia it has a completely different taste. This is a Minangkabau dish in western Sumatra. According to the migration flow, this dish has been carried around all over the country.
There are two ways to order: the first is pesan, ie you will stand in line in front of the glass and point to the item you choose then the staff will leave it on your rice; The second way is a series of dishes presented in front of you and you will charge for the item you choose. Finally, do not forget to take a sweet black tea after finishing the meal.
Watch traditional cultural performances and traditional house visits
Taman Mini is a large park in the southern suburbs of the city. There is a collection of traditional houses in different parts of Indonesia. Each home contains fine art items, information on traditional regional cultures and costumes from indigenous peoples. On Sundays, you can also enjoy traditional music performances at the homes. Not to stop there, there are IMAX cinema, water park, eco park to serve visitors for many hours.
Evening experience in Jakarta's miniature Kemang-Bali
Kemang is the cultural crossroads of the expat community located in the south of the city. You can relax here by taking a stroll around the souvenir shops, exploring cafes and pubs. Some prominent names in the area such as Dia.lo.gue Artspace, Aksara Store, Cayenne or Kommunal 88 ...
Day 3:
Search for happiness in Pulau Seribu
You can find part of paradise in Pulau Seribu National Park - in Indonesian means thousand islands. Interesting destination is Pulau Tidung, an island located 1kms from Ancol Marina by speedboat. The coral reefs here are in good condition, the atmosphere is extremely clean. You can go to the homestay if you want to experience a night on the island.
Another option for those who want to stay longer is to order a full service package in Pulau Mactan including: beautiful resort, modern kitchen serving delicious food and scuba diving show.
Taste Martabak Manis at Mr Martabak
Martabak is a sponge dish sold on trolleys everywhere. It is considered Indonesian late night food. Martabak is made into two separate parts, then added to the mixture of cheese, butter, peanuts, chocolate sauce, and finally sprinkled with condensed milk. This dish was purchased by many visitors as a gift to his family.
Day 1:
Panoramic view of Monas City
It is great to have a panoramic view of the city. So, take a morning to Lapangan Merdeka. Monas Memorial Center is located in the heart of the area, completed in 1975 to commemorate the struggle for independence of the Indonesian people.
It simulates the shape of a pestle and a huge mortar, which is attached to the daily labor of Indonesian farmers. Go up to the observatory at an altitude of 132 m, you will stand by the yellow flame symbolizes the immortal spirit, enjoy the fresh breeze and panoramic view of the city.
Visit the museum Nasional
Built in 1862, it houses 65,000 antique items from all over Indonesia - one of the most valuable collections in Southeast Asia. There are beautiful Hindu and Hindu sculptures, ikat woven fabrics from the Eastern Isles, Chinese and Asian ceramics, and Dutch colonial artifacts. If you want to learn about Indonesian culture then this is a wise choice.
Photo 3: Built in 1862, Nasional is the best museum exhibiting 65,000 antiques from all over Indonesia.
Discover Kota Tua - the heart of ancient Jakarta
Taman Fatahillah, located in the center of Kota, is a great place to start your journey to discover the ancient city of Kota Tua. The boulders are surrounded by Dutch-style buildings dating back to the 18th century. There are many museums, such as the Wayang Museum, the Jakarta History Museum. If you see a woman standing amidst a Portuguese cannon commonly referred to as Si Jagur, they believe that this will make it easier for them to become pregnant.
Besides, you can rent bicycles to walk around the area for about 55,000 VND and do not forget to visit the Batavia café. It is located in the Art Deco-style second-building of the city with a menu of Indonesian-style sandwiches and burgers.
Take the free Art and Food Bus cruise
If you are a food lover, do not miss the chance to join the free bus service every Saturday night. City walk around with culinary and cultural stops in the center. You will have the opportunity to get acquainted with many visitors and locals who can tell you the best places to eat.
Get yourself into the Skye Bar
You go alone does not mean alone. Treat yourself to a glass of high-sky cocktail at the Skye Bar, located on the 56th floor of Menara BCA. Every Friday night there is a vibrant night scene with a combination of DJs and dancers. In addition, the Skye Bar is open at 6am on some Sunday mornings for pilates or yoga sessions and you will be able to enjoy a delicious breakfast in the unforgettable sunrise.
Day 2:
Admire a different face of Jakarta on Sunday no car
If you do not get too drunk the night before, get up early and take part in a Sunday car-free activity in Jakarta. The bustling city center will immerse you in the festive atmosphere with indigenous people on the bike across the street, food stalls, music and skateboards.
Find antique furniture at Jalan Surabaya Antique and Flea Market
The 500 m long Jalan Surabaya can take you a few hours to finish off. If you are an antique collector, this is the world for you. On this road there are many shops selling Chinese antique ceramics, ancient Dutch jingles or ancient Javanese carvings. The price here is not fixed for foreigners so remember to bid and accompanied by a friendly smile before buying.
Enjoy Nasi Padang specialties
Maybe you have used Nasi Padang in Malaysia but in Indonesia it has a completely different taste. This is a Minangkabau dish in western Sumatra. According to the migration flow, this dish has been carried around all over the country.
There are two ways to order: the first is pesan, ie you will stand in line in front of the glass and point to the item you choose then the staff will leave it on your rice; The second way is a series of dishes presented in front of you and you will charge for the item you choose. Finally, do not forget to take a sweet black tea after finishing the meal.
Watch traditional cultural performances and traditional house visits
Taman Mini is a large park in the southern suburbs of the city. There is a collection of traditional houses in different parts of Indonesia. Each home contains fine art items, information on traditional regional cultures and costumes from indigenous peoples. On Sundays, you can also enjoy traditional music performances at the homes. Not to stop there, there are IMAX cinema, water park, eco park to serve visitors for many hours.
Evening experience in Jakarta's miniature Kemang-Bali
Kemang is the cultural crossroads of the expat community located in the south of the city. You can relax here by taking a stroll around the souvenir shops, exploring cafes and pubs. Some prominent names in the area such as Dia.lo.gue Artspace, Aksara Store, Cayenne or Kommunal 88 ...
Day 3:
Search for happiness in Pulau Seribu
You can find part of paradise in Pulau Seribu National Park - in Indonesian means thousand islands. Interesting destination is Pulau Tidung, an island located 1kms from Ancol Marina by speedboat. The coral reefs here are in good condition, the atmosphere is extremely clean. You can go to the homestay if you want to experience a night on the island.
Another option for those who want to stay longer is to order a full service package in Pulau Mactan including: beautiful resort, modern kitchen serving delicious food and scuba diving show.
Taste Martabak Manis at Mr Martabak
Martabak is a sponge dish sold on trolleys everywhere. It is considered Indonesian late night food. Martabak is made into two separate parts, then added to the mixture of cheese, butter, peanuts, chocolate sauce, and finally sprinkled with condensed milk. This dish was purchased by many visitors as a gift to his family.
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