Enjoy Jakarta – Capital of Diversity
Jakarta - Indonesia’s bustling, busy, capital city - reflects the energy and diversity of Wonderful Indonesia….here the best in museums, shopping, entertainment, culinary delights, and even golf can be found.
World Travel market, London Visit Indonesia Paviliun
AS300 2 – 5 November 2015
To understand the history of this fascinating archipelago, visit Jakarta’s many museums and historical landmarks. The world-class National Museum houses artifacts of the entire Indonesian archipelago from prehistoric times to the modern era.
To get a glimpse of what Jakarta was like when it was Old Batavia in the colonial era, visit Kota Tua then wander through the many museums around the Fatahillah Square, housing Wayang puppets and paintings of Indonesia’s master painters from Raden Saleh to Affandi.
Taman Mini Indonesia (or Indonesia in Miniature) theme park gives you a chance to visit Indonesia “all in one go” as it has on display regional pavilions of original houses and architecture from every part of the Indonesian archipelago.
A modern, metropolitan city, Jakarta offers lots of fun as it features performers from Indonesia, Asia as well as global celebrities into its many entertainment nightspots and concert halls. The capital also has an incredible range of modern up-scale malls with world-class brands as well as the best in local designers so you can “shop till you drop” as many Jakarta residents do. Finally, eating out is always a delight in Jakarta as it offers culinary specialties from all regions of this highly diverse country, as well as the best in international cuisine.
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