Jakarta News

For those passing through Jakarta, or simply looking for a place to spend a long layover, consider visiting some of the many restaurants, squares, and attractions the city has to offer. With these simple suggestions, you may be surprised to find numerable, low-budget ways to see Jakarta in a day.

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Since its completion in 1870, the Jakarta Fine Art and Ceramic Museum, also known as Sena Rupa dan Kermakik, has collected some of Indonesia's most prized artworks and handicrafts. The museum's galleries also display pieces from China, Vietnam, Thailand, and Japan, making it a must-see on any tourists' agenda.

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Taman Mini "Indonesia Indah," located in southeast Jakarta, is "a whole country in one park." This 100-hectare landscape hosts miniature replicas of houses found in every region of Indonesia, along with miniature handicrafts and clothing that reflect the multiplicity of cultures present in Indonesia.

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Just an hour and a half drive outside of Jakarta, there's a land where lions, tigers, elephants, and majestic wildlife roam free. For just a small price, tourists can meander through the Taman Safari terrain by car or bus and gaze at some of the world's most beautiful animals in their natural habitat.

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Receive a taste of Indonesia with cooking classes at the Jakarta Bed and Breakfast. Alongside one of Jakarta's oldest caterers, learn how to cook traditional dishes on a budget. Singles or couples will enjoy this hands-on approach to mastering the art of Indonesian cuisine.

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In order to foster trade between Indonesia and the world, the International Handicraft and Trade show features innovative Indonesian goods for marketing and sale. Locally made products and cultural wares will entice anyone looking for unique gifts or souvenirs from Jakarta and the surrounding area.

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125 groups, 1,405 artists, 146 shows, and 3 days means a million reasons to attend the sixth annual Java Jazz Festival this March. With prominent international and local artists in attendance, anyone interested in music and culture should consider visiting this world famous festival in Jakarta.

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