Long queues for the single lift to the top. Waited about an hour. Fantastic views over Jakarta and the park is very pleasant to walk around.

Went there in early December 2021. It was beautiful, but sadly, we could not enter the museum inside the place or go up to the top due to COVID restrictions. There were 2 gates that are closed, with people selling stuff nearby. Overall, its still good even when i did not experience the best part!

Impressive monument where you can take a lift to the top. Lovely little park around it if you want to get some rest. Expect long queues unless it is weekday morning. Today there was only one lift working but it was enough. You can also hop on the little road train which will take you straight to the monument entrance for free.

It is a nice place to visit. Be careful while buying the ticket for a ride to the top deck. The whole process is mismanaged and there is no sanctity for your time. I got a slot at 12 noon and left after waiting till 1.30 pm. The museum captures the history of Indonesia beautifully.

The place is nice with a large garden. Visitors can relax and buy typical Jakarta food or souvenirs.

Beautiful. Towering. Wide. Spacious. Great monument. The museum at the basement is so well done. Please keep in mind that if you want to go to the top, you might have to wait and there is a single lift only.

4/5 🌟. The place that tells you the history of Indonesia. The museum is just below underground the national monument which can be enter by purchasing a ticket for museum will be 5000rp and to visit the sky view of national monument is 10000rp. Recommend to do early booking if you intent to go up of the national monument to enjoy the sky view as ticket are limited. However it is not tourist friendly as it will be requiring tourist to purchase a JakLingko card to enter the museum that cost additional 15,000rp.

Visited the national monument during my recent trip to Jakarta and it was breathtaking! The height and grounds were incredible. Great monument to experience of your in the area!

Decent Indonesia historical museum and 360⁰ view of jakarta city. Special mention here the air conditioner is working, unlike the rest of the city. come here to enjoy cooler temperature.

The National independence Monument, nicknamed Monas, is a huge monument in the middle of Merdeka Square. It is made of Italian marble and topped with a sculpted gold leaf flame. If you would like to ride to the top, entrance is via an underground tunnel and costs about $3 USD. Try to go early to ensure you get a ticket as they do sell out, which is to say, I did not make it to the top.

I recommended those who is new in Indonesia. You can come here instead of other mall. This mall has everything you need, it is big, you can enjoy it whole day here. Foods mostly japan origin Super market is also these Cosmetic is more expensive then other countries

One oglf the biggest Mall in Central Jakarta. 2 buildings are West & East. F&B mostly at East Mall. Completed famous merchants. Parking area is very big. Mall for middle upper Class.

I see no one reviews their parking so here you go Price of the car parking is 5k idr for the first hour and 4k for the continuing hours Sprial for going up is kind of steep, so be careful. Also the exit is always crowded so expect some congestion when going out. There is staff that can help with managing the traffic when we go out

The West Mall is a sprawling complex offering artificial recreational areas to replace green areas and parks that are largely missing in Jakarta. It is home to a wide variety of high-end brands, as well as more affordable options, as well as excellent street foods outside the West Mall that should have the right to be inside the mall also. There is also a large food court with a variety of cuisines to choose from. The mall is well-maintained and cleans up to the minute details, and the staff is friendly and very helpful and I hope they are paid far above the minimum wage. The mall is at the central location in Jakarta, making it easy to get to, makes us wonder how they occupy a vast commercial area close to a historical landmark. The mall can be crowded at times, especially on weekends as there are almost no green areas in Jakarta. The prices at the mall can be high, so it is not the best place to go for budget-friendly shopping. The mall seems not to apply any green building or green energy design and there is not a lot of natural light inside. The mall is a maze and is a bit overwhelming, especially for first-timers, and for senior citizens. Yet, as most malls do, it is a reliable place to find what you are looking for. Car parking can be costly and hard to find. Anticipate people driving recklessly and selfishly within the mall surroundings.

new feature for motor park is the one i love the most!! only 20k and we can put our helmet and jacket plus we can hold the key while we're shopping!! superb!!

Tasteless & racist music. You simply don’t play Aladdin soundtrack in NEVER-ENDING REPEAT all day in this Ramadhan month, just because the background history is Arabian. Been there 3x this month & it’s the same from morning - night. Besides, their profiles are far from good moslem: befriended with jinn, sensual dress, glorifying thieves, etc.

Nice and spacious shopping mall. West mall has many options for food than the other, but some are so crowded, so we have to wait aka waiting list.

The West mall has many specialty shops as well as the Food Hall and other restaurants & cafe. We're looking for the Kinokuniya book store, in fact it's inside the Food Hall. If you're looking for a BCA ATM you are lucky because it's located on the first level. Strangely, you need to go up 4 more levels to find other banks' ATMs.

I haven't visited Grand Indonesia since Covid. Since I like Car Free Day a lot, I have a stroll at Grand Indonesia East and West Mall after CFD. The latter is renovating a lot, a lot of shops are closed but there is a variety of food choices. I like the architecture of the East Mall and love to catch up with friends at Social House again.

There are space at 4th or 3A floor of GI West Mall for products exhibition. It is easy to attract people to come here due space have full air conditioning and its location was near food court at 4th floor.

One of the high end shopping mall in Jakarta and Indonesia. Located near Bundaran HI, contains of 2 major building of West And East mall of Grand Indonesia and connected by the sky bridge. Even this is a High end shopping mall, the entire area looks always crowded. There are plenty of both locals and international brand store and mostly the premium brands. You can only just walking around or having some meal at the restaurants and Cafe.

Great restaurants, and also a great place to have a long walk. Good stores that serve all classes of people. Been going here since 2009, when it first opened. However, nowadays management is unprofessional and store employees have no discipline. Also employees can still use customer's toilets, and some are not very hygenic. Also, when the mall is about to close they take up all the lifts, and are seen walking while playing with their phones and bumping into people, or laughing loudly and disturbing customers. Also, online food delivery drivers also walk around while playing with their phones, and bump into customers. Better to go back to the old days, when it was more exclusive. That is why I still prefer PS, PI, Senci and PIM's management. Since I have been a long time customer here, I find it to be such a shame.

One of my favorite malls in Jakarta, Grand Indonesia! They have 2 big wings, East and West. Both are great and has a big line of stores, international as well as local brands, restaurants, and supermarkets. They usually have expo or special exhibition in the middle. I usually go to Seibu and Food Hall in this wing, with 3A floor as my fave with lots of choices for food and beverages, like Marugame Udon, Koi, Pancious, Grains, Haagen Dasz, Ramen Ya, and so many more. Foodprints, the food court at the 5th floor, is also great! It offers a wide variety of food as well, including Bakmi GM, Lamien place, dcrepes, fast food and more

Grand Indonesia Mall is Jakarta's bustling hub for shopping, dining, and entertainment. Boasting a diverse range of stores and eateries, it offers an extensive selection of both local and international brands. With its two main buildings, West and East Mall, it's a vibrant destination catering to various tastes and interests.

A very modern and one of the newest shopping malls in Jakarta. It has a great variety of shops, but majority is high end brands, so don't expect any super bargains here. The hallways themselves offers great space. The layout can be tricky in the beginning and a little bit awkward, but it is easy to get into the groove of where to go, just make sure to have enough time ^^. 2 spacious and wide areas for dining where you will definitely be ablebto find something to your preference. As well as a couple of places are located in the LG and UG floors too. A great mall to visit if it is your first time here in Jakarta.

My least favorite mall in Jakarta. Arrogant rude fake high society types and obnoxious kids that always bump into you. It's always crowded too. The food court is great and it has a good range of shops but you can never enjoy any of it with how noisy and saturated the area gets.

Renovations make this biggest mosque in Southeast Asia better. Many pilgrims come from other cities in Indonesia. Tourists can also visit this place. There is a tourist desk that will guide you. Just watch your clothes (polite dress)

The biggest mosque in Jakarta and in south east asia. It is the national mosque located right in front of the cathedral church. It is so big that can be filled up to 200k pilgrims. The architectural design is very unique with contemporary culture. So comfy to pray here

Most worth visiting attraction in Jakarta. This place is not only stunning but also very well organized with super friendly staff that are always smile at you. Visiting time for tourist is after 10am. You shall be escorted to waiting room for your guided tour which is every 30 minutes and given proper clothing. The guide speak lovely English, he gave so good introduction about the place and give so much useful information. With 0$ entrance fee i didn't expected to be guided professionally like that. Cats are everywhere in the mosque

One of the famous and important landmarks in Jakarta and certainy shouldn't be missed if you visit the capital city of Indonesia. Istiqlal Mosque is the biggest mosque in South East Asia and the sixtth biggest mosque in the world in terms of capacity for the worshippers. I guess I read it that it can accomodate more than 200.000 worshippers at the same time. With many floors surrounding the main building, it sure will be able to welcome many. The last time I came here was during Ramadhan, at dhuha time in the morning. It was not too crowded, at that time but I guess when it's during Friday prayers, taraweh, Eid and more, the mosque is packed. There are several entrances, with separated doors for men and women. The Ablution center is also separated and the praying area is clearly designated. If you don't bring prayer mat or praying clothes (mukena), they have it ready in the praying area. Holy Quran is also available for those who like to recite it while in the mosque. It has big terraces and halls. We have many religious-related activities conducted in the mosque. The parking area is big and it can cater cars and buses. There is a playing ground for kids in the courtyard as well. It's always lovely to be here and solemnly pray.

After the renovation, I suppose this mosque is the most comfortable mosque in Indonesia. Nevertheless, the road from the parking lot to the main hall is really really far My dad who is 62 years old was struggle enough with this circumstances. I hope the management could bring some breakthrough for this

Great architecture and very large area for jemaah to pray. But the lake is too dirty. Bad impression for the visitors or foreign tourists

The Istiqlal Mosque in Jakarta is a stunning architectural marvel and an essential cultural landmark in Indonesia. As one of the largest mosques in Southeast Asia, it can accommodate over 200,000 worshippers. Its grand dome and towering minarets dominate the cityscape. The mosque's construction commenced in 1961 and was inaugurated in 1978, symbolizing Indonesia's newfound independence. Inside, the vast prayer hall boasts a serene ambiance, with a beautiful mihrab at its center. The mosque is known for its inclusivity, welcoming visitors from all backgrounds to admire its beauty and learn about Islam. Its strategic location near Jakarta's other major attractions makes it an easily accessible and enriching experience for tourists and locals alike.

We have entered the Istiqlal Mosque through the Al Fattah or main gate.We were greeted by the  ever smiling faced young Imam of the mosque. He is such a knowledgeable person and with his smile and attitude instantly owned our heart.We came to know from him that Indonesia is primarily a Sunni Muslim country. Istiqlal Mosque is very famous in contemporary world history and President Barack Obama along with his wife, President Bill Clinton, German Chancellor Anjela Narkel and numerous world dignitaries came here in yesteryear, but he is very happy to meet some Indians. This grand structure is the largest mosque in South East Asia and 9th biggest mosque in the world and built to commemorate Indonesian Independence. It has a capacity for 200,000 worshippers. Architecture of this beautiful mosque was Friedreich Silaban. The rectangular main prayer hall building is covered by a 45-m diameter central spherical dome; the number "45" symbolizes the 1945 Proclamation of independence. The dome is supported by twelve big  round columns or pillars . 12 probably indicate prophet's birthday month of Rabi' al-awwal. We are seeing 5 floors inside the mosque which as per explanation of Imam symbolizes 5 time Azan or prayers.He also said the central dome of the mosque is 8 meters in diameter . Here 8 means 8th or August month, the month of Indonesian Independence.

This is the second time I visited the Istiqlal Mosque, my first visit here was when there was no Google account or mobilephones with cameras for almost 20 years ago. Now I visited here in October 27th 2023 specially for Friday prayers. This magnificent mosque, the largest in Southeast Asia, makes me proud to be an Indonesian citizen. An extraordinary mosque design is timeless. Since the renovation was completed, there have been improvements and additional supporting facilities to make this mosque even better. There is a paid locker cupboard to store things and our belonging when we want to enter the area inside the mosque. There are quite a lot of sanitary places available and they are quite clean. The prayer place is on the 2nd floor, up 1 floor from the ablution place. When you enter the main prayer room you can really feel the splendor of this Istiqlal mosque.

Entry to the mosques spree. A guide is provided taking small groups around the mosque after you sign in and cloak up in burgundy with gold trim, hooded gowns… Very very special. You take your shoes off and two of the mosque. It really is stunning. It’s all marble but the dome itself and the columns in the main prayer area is stainless steel with beautiful red carpets. There are five levels representing the five pillars of Islam. It is the largest mosque in Southeast Asia and the ninth largest in the world. Capacity is 120,000 worshippers really amazing experience. Even waiting outside for the mocks to open which is 10 am we enjoyed coffee with some Street vendors and a swat team. That were there taking a break from the patrols…

Simply the largest mosque in Southeast Asia! Newly renovated during pandemic, so every facility is proper, clean and well maintained.

A very spiritual visit to one of the most significant landmarks in Jakarta, typically the independence mosque. Spotlessly clean from the inside and generally well organized. May Allah bless the brothers and sisters who are taking responsibilities of this beautiful mosque. Amen.

One of the best mosque in south east asia. Great facility, super huge, and a nice place to relax and do prayer. Everytime I went to Jakarta, I always visit this mosque at least once.

Its the biggest mosque in South east asia. Impress with the beautiful building and its really big. Located walking distance from Juanda station. Just come to the humas office and there will be a tour schedule for tourist, the staff will bring us around and share history about Istiqlal Mosque. Recommend to visit if you are around this area. Not far from Cathedral Church and Monas so can plan to visit 3 places at same time.

Alhamdulillah was Privileged to be able to visit during Ramadhan. Huge mosque, quite confusing to manoeuvre and the shelters outside font face the Qiblat. Huge prayer dome and hall. Lovely team and volunteers managing the crowds well.

Jakarta doesn't have many tourist spots, but this mosque was very nice. Foreigners (non-Muslims) will be required to tour in groups and will be guided in English. The tour lasts approximately 30 minutes. The explanations were thorough and in easy-to-understand English.

Huge Mosque in Jakarta. Need to covered hair and whole body before enter. Great airflow inside. Paid underground parking lots. Food stalls and souvenirs.

Came here in the last couple of days of Ramadhan 1445H to pray magrib and isya. Still very crowded even if it had been a holiday already. There were a lot of food stalls with so many options to accompany all visitors who want to pray along the night at this mosque. In Ramadhan, the mosque provided some iftar and rice box to visitors wanting to break a fast there, but in limited quantity. There is a locker as well in the men's wudhu place to put all your belongings if you don't want to bring it inside the mosque.

The 9th largest mosque in the world and the largest in Southeast Asia (capacity over 120,000.) The construction took seventeen years and was completed in 1978. The dome is 45m in diameter (symbolizes Indonesian Independence proclamation in 1945.) I suggest taking a tour. You should be able to take good pictures from the second floor.

It's a very big and gorgeous mosque. So cozy. But the restroom is not too much. So there is a queue. Maybe because the day i visit is public holiday. It's free, we only pay for the parking fee.

Very beautiful mosque built after the independence of Indonesia have 2 dome which represent 45 metre year of independence 17 metre which dome which represent the day of independence. Have 12 coloums inside the mosque and located just opposite to catholic cathedral which tells they leave with peace and harmony. Should visit if u go to Jakarta. Have free English speaking guide who takes u inside the mosque 🕌 tells the history of the place. It's free entrance only foreigners have to register.

This is the largest mosque in Southeast Asia and the sixth largest mosque in the world. It was built to commemorate Indonesian independence and was named "Istiqlal", which is Arabic for "independence". The interior design is extremely modern, minimalist, simple and clean-cut, with a minimum of stainless steel geometric ornaments, and full of symbolism. The mosque can accommodate up to 200,000 worshippers. The visitor entrance is to the far right from the main entry doors. Entrance is free, you will be asked to take of your shoes once inside, and clothing will be provided to cover your knees and shoulders if you are not properly dressed. A very bossy guide provides mandatory group tours.

a lot has changed since the last decade i visited this place, quite nostalgic i would say. most of the area were kept well while the others...*sigh*. definitely do try the gondola and don't forget to rent a bike here!! it was 30K i believe? it was an enjoyable experience to ride around the park in the evening!

They said they have been renovated the place. There are some museums and gondola (need to pay extra tickets). Free bus shuttle to explore. The traditional houses are pretty. Some spots looked like abandoned and haven’t been taken care. The staff are friendly and helpful.

The Taman Mini Indonesia Indah park is an interesting place to visit for the day. The gondola was a great way to see the whole thing at once. I enjoyed seeing the traditional Indonesian style buildings. There is even a small train you can ride here.

A good place to explore Indonesia, with a good go-green policy that reduces the emission from visitors' vehicles, and lots of pavilions to explore Indonesian culture. However, the shuttle bus arrangement still needs to be improved to cater for visitors who came with public transport to TMII. This is a good place to educate children but child-friendly toilets need to be increased and rest area between the bus stops need to be provided.

It's improved very well after renovated... This miniature of Indonesia has everything if you wanna know about Indonesian cultures...located in East Jakarta and easy access fro many places... The good place to bring your family here to introduce Indonesian cultures as well as pleasure...you can also have picnic and do some sport too...

Nice place to see the sites of Indonesia. I think they need to have better signing and organised buggy service. It's hard for tourists outside Indonesia to figure out how to best get around this place. And in the daytime heat it's even harder.

It is one of wellknown attraction place in Jakarta. We can explore Indonesia in one place. Really recommended lah. It has been upgraded after renovation to be more clean, orderly and regular although I feel like the price is higher and some other facilities provided to be commercial needs. But ok lah. Hope all renovation will be done completely soon.

It's been a very long time since I've visited this magnificent place. It changed a lot! And for better! Free shuttle with a lot of stops, you can rent an electric bike, or ATV, or jeep for you and your family to visit all of the amusement and museums one by one. Better to visit this place for 3 days, because it's very impossible to enjoy all of the amusement and museum in just one day.

A pretty expansive theme park offering a glimpse into different parts of Indonesia. Entrance tickets could be purchased online for 25,000 rupiah per person, which seemed like a reasonable deal. There are buses available to shuttle people around, though general information seemed to be lacking upon our entry. We felt as though more guest information could have been made available to better understand the lay of the land and how to get around. We wandered for a while and used Google maps to attempt to get our bearings, though maybe others who enter from different entrances are given different information.

The revitalization plan for the national culture park is great. Most of the museums and attractions got renovated well. And now many locals visit the place with their family on the weekends.

Went here after the President opened the newly renovated park. It has improved a lot compared to before. However, some facilities still out of use and if you came here without cars, then you might be at difficulty to reach everywhere. But the parks itself is quite walkable. Nice stroll along the memory lane!

Newly opened after a huge renovation of the whole area. Let you enjoy the places with a fresh view with more facilities. Instead of using personal vehicles, you need to queue for a free ride to take you to each spot. They have a shuttle like vehicle with many stops all around the area. You can freely get off the shuttle at any stop you like. The opening hours is starting from 10 Am to 8 PM, but the free shuttle will only operate up to 4.30 PM. After that time, you can explore the area by foot, while waiting for the dancing fountain show. Don't miss it!

This is one of the most iconic building in Indonesia. I believe everybody in Indonesia knows Keong Mas theatre in Taman Mini Indonesia Indah. They still play movies regularly however it was not a regular theatre movies which you will find in cinemas. They are planning to upgrade this Imax theatre and hopefully they can show more popular movies. The building is located inside Taman Mini Indonesia Indah so you can also find another attraction to know Indonesia in one location. Highly recommended

Nice to see culture and history but lacking in maintenance and upkeep of the place. Food choices were skimp and so many stray cats. One of the buildings were closed and we had to ask them to open it for us. Recommend to do it on a cloudy day because it gets very hot

This place is good for tourism as well as learning about culture in Indonesia. the facilities are also complete and access to the location is also easy, so there's nothing wrong with visiting this place. you will see many examples of traditional houses from various provinces in Indonesia, there is also a cable car to see this place from above.

This place is not 'mini' at all. Place is huge with many things to see. There are also free shuttle vans to bring people to different spots in the park. Do visit if you have a chance. Be prepared to spend many hours there. Reason for deducting one star: there were still ongoing constructions, so not all areas are open. Also, shuttle drivers mostly speak indonesian, which is difficult for tourists to understand. Not many places to buy drinks and food. Do note: Some places have additional charges on top of the entrance ticket price.

Good place to start introducing our country’s heritage to our next generation or tourists. My personal favorite must be the cable cars where we could clearly see the amazing landscape from up above. It’s cheap entrance ticket added even more value to this already amazing place. Most recommended.

The area is amazingly huge. You can see provinces of Indonesia with special areas dedicated. Museums are available as well as a bird park and a zoo for komodo. The aquarium is not worth the visit, but currently is under renovation - might get better again in the future. Take the cable car and you get an impression of the whole area.

Beautiful Indonesia in Miniature Park, it is where we explore traditional. Houses in all of Indonesia provinces. After car park, there only using electric vehicle, any electric vehicle may enter freely, prepare your scooter if you bring kids,

The place is huge!!! Spent almost a day, in the rain, going from house to house. Some houses are replicas of a local landmarks while few are buildings that reflect the local cultures. There are small cafes in each "region", again, representing local delicacies. And there are several museums and mini zoos. I like Museum Indonesia, which is located right next to the entrance. Fee is applicable for every museum and zoo.

A mirror of Indonesia culture and traditional building architecture, you just have to bring enough time to explore all areas of the park, we arrived around 12 pm and stayed till closing time but it was simply not enough, it is a shame that most of the attentions close around 5pm though the park closes around 8pm, the shuttle bus, cable car, bike and scooter rental also close around 5 so somehow don’t understand the different closing times. Would be nice if the rentals keep open till park closing time so that you can ar least go around and enjoy on your own pace. There are enough eating places and the price is reasonable, we also didn’t had difficulty finding a toilet but mind you, not all toilets are necessary clean. In some of the attention you have to queue and pay extra entry fee which makes the whole experience a bit fuzzy and feel like waist of time. The entry ticket should include all attractions and entry fee but i think this is how they keep the entry fee low and let the visitors decide what they want to do once they are inside, we saw lots of families doing just picnic on the grass and resting areas, also lots of school children with their teachers on field trip For international visitors: not many attractions and signboards have english text accompanied with Indonesian text, i used google translate which worked most of the time

Taman Mini Indonesia Indah is the most great destination for Family, there’s so many education places and It a miniature figure of Indonesia. They have 34 miniature province of Indonesia also not only miniature provice. They have a island lake of Indonesia ❤️🤍 Good destination for Family and of course for all gender. Happy Holiday 🍁🍂

Nice place to see building style from Indonisa history. Prepare to walk, but you also have elktrocar or small buss, 3h min to stay.

This is a huge theme park that has many replicas of traditional houses from Indonesian provinces. There are different attractions, some are free while some need extra charge (cable car, some museums, transportation rent). It's much more modern now, informative and a great place for foreigners and locals to learn more about Indonesian culture. At certain hours, some of the staff will dress up in the traditional clothes of each province. There is a free shuttle bus that takes you around but you could also rent bicycle, electric buggy or scooter to get around. There are many food options around the park too. I highly recommend everyone to visit TMII. One day is definitely not enough so you have to plan ahead on which attractions you want to visit.

Great atmosphere to take a walk and admire all of the historical stuff. Has a plenty kind of street foods that offers in a afordable prices. Easy to access by public transport, but it often crowded on the weekend

Spacious around historical area. Good atmosphere, collection stuff good. Good for chill out.

One of historical of Jakarta. Its heritage.

If you want to know and learn about the history of jakarta, this museum is the right place to go. There are a lot af artefacts, historical items, etc about jakarta. You can also see the underground jail beneath this museum, to be honest thats pretty spooky,hehe.

I went there with friends and her family. She just came from USA and told wanna go to Old City. Then there we were. We went there on Friday and crowded, but it's not so packed like weekends. We bought tickets OTS. They loved to see the buildings design and some histories related to it. In some areas, they turned the AC on and tho it has high-ceiling but still hot. Perhaps in those areas, they should open some of those high-windows😅

Great place to visit at jakarta. Not crowded today. All the people are nice here, people who dress as indonesia old figure are nice, can take picture with them. Renting bicycle to ride in the area also great. Might want to check other museums located inside, eah have their own uniqueness

I would recommend visiting here ! A few museums in the area, tattoo paloura, palm reading, portrait drawing,bike hire, cafes. Lots of tourist places selling souvenirs and clothing at a reasonable price.

A lot of graduates was helping with the tour and explaining in bahasa Indonesia. Worth the trip with school kids.

Wondering about Indonesian History ? Here you can find information about Indonesian history as well as historical attributes such as underground prison, old money, stones, table, chair, painting, etc. It is an old two stories building, so when the visitors on the 2nd floor is too many, the guards will closed the door and asking visitors to come down. This place is fit for children and school trip. The contribution fee is very cheap arounr Rp 5.000 for adults, 4.000 for varsity student, 3.000 for kids and special price for group outing. However somehow the setting was not too attractive and a bit dusty.

Museums closed at 16:00 on a Sunday. Batavia Restaurant sooo slow used up all the time for so-so meals. Most of Dutch menu gone.

National Museum Cleanliness ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Comfort ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Service ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Facility ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Signs/Maps ⭐⭐⭐ Security ⭐⭐⭐ A place where you can see and learn about Indonesia's civilization. There are relics, remains, monuments, ceramics, miniatures, and many more. It's like traveling through time to how our ancestors used to live and how they evolved through time. A recommended place for you who likes to learn about our (Indonesia's) history and civilization. Suggestions : 1. A map is needed with detailed information 2. Add more security patrolling the rooms and floors 3. keep up the good work

Spent an hr+ looking through the exhibits. Cost of entry is very reasonable. Most of the exhibits are before the 19th century and my kids commented the free WiFi here is speedy. We came on Saturday but the crowd is still manageable and still possible to take nice photos on the exhibits. Would say this is a must visit places of interest in Jakarta.

Museum with the largest collection in Indonesia. Due to its enormous collection, there are a lot of things to display here about Indonesia. I really recommend you to visit this museum before exploring Indonesia or studying Indonesia in advance level. It is a good stepping stone for understanding of Indonesian history. This museum contains collections ranging from ethnographic artifacts, Hindu-Buddhist masterpiece from all over Indonesia, to pre historic fossils. Even though I do find that the museum is too big that it will be good if there should be a dedicated museum to exhibit classical Indonesian collections.

I was blown away by the diverse collection of items this museum has. I have seen a lot of museums (in different countries including south Asia, south east Asia, Europe and USA) showing cultural history of a society, but I felt that this one is probably the only complete historical museum I have seen till date. It covers diverse aspects of Indonesia. Right from historical kingdoms, religion and ethnicity of people, their rituals, culture, food habits, clothing, ornaments, daily essentials, tools, weapons...almost every aspect of the Indonesian people is covered here. Its visually stunning and you just can not get enough if it. Another commendable thing is despite it being so vast, it is very well maintained and well managed. They do charge a nominal fee, but its well worth it. A must must visit if you are in Jakarta.

I was pleasantly surprised how good this museum is. The artifact and history is clearly provided in English. It provided a powerful history of Indonesia and it's many cultures . I wished I'd seen it a long time ago. Highly recommended

Love it. The place to get all the information about Indonesia's financial and economic history from time to time. Good presentation. Beautiful building. Affordable entrance fee. Highly recommended.

Well, this place is where you can find all of artifact, statue and all historical things those found from many province and city in Indonesia. The place is very comfortable. The entrance ticket only IDR 5k you can buy on the spot or by online. This could be recommended place when you get bored hang out to the mall 😁😄

I love history. I love museum. Museum Nasional Indonesia surprisingly keep some interesting and wonderful artifacts. And now the whole museum has been rearranged, become more interesting and nicer to browse around. There are also volunteers who speak English, Japanese, and Korean for foreign visitors.

The finest museum in town showcases an immense collection of artefacts, encompassing indonesian archaeological finds, masterful works fashioned from anykind materials, and an assortment of cultural instruments. It proudly presents a diverse range of historical objects that provide a fascinating glimpse into the tapestry of human civilisation. From ancient pottery and intricately carved sculptures to impeccably preserved mosaics and delicate textiles, the museum houses a captivating selection of archaeological wonders. Moreover, it features an extensive array of cultural instruments, each with its own distinctive tale to tell through sound and craftsmanship.

Nice museum located on Central Jakarta. Price on site is 25 000 rp, very accessible for most of the tourist. The weekend is not crowded even on the weekend. You might have a queue to buy ticket as there is only 1 staff selling ticket. To save time you can buy online and there is a second queue ( almost no one) to collect online ticket, sometimes online will be even cheaper as 15 000 rp. The museum is quite huge as you will have a lot to see and understand if you are interest into culture and history. The museum close quite early, around 4pm so better to plan you day.

An interesting museum and nice place to spend an afternoon. That said, as far as national museums go, a bit more care and attention could be paid to the quality of many of the displays. Some areas seemed to be lacking in cleanliness, with visible streaks on the protective glass which obscured the viewing experience. Other areas seemed to have visible signs of wear and tear.

Wonderful museum to spend few hours in getting precious knowledge about the Indonesian culture. The ticket is 25.000 idr, which is equivalent to around 1.5 usd. Very reasonable price. In comparison to the other museums I have been in, the technologies are more simple, the place however is super clean and the museum staff are very friendly and sociable. A very worthy attraction to be visited in Jakarta.

Museums function as educational establishments preserving our cultural heritage. It was a perfect occasion to immerse myself in hands-on experiences that brought to life the theoretical history lessons I acquired in high school, encompassing everything from Darwin's theory of life's origins to the evolution of civilizations. The central message conveyed is that, upon examining the development of civilizations, from hunting and ironworking to pottery, agriculture, and modern society. We come to recognize the fundamental similarities shared by all human beings. The National Museum of Indonesia serves as a showcase of such commonalities between Asian and African civilizations

I really love to enjoy historical moment while visit this kind kind of museum. National museum give us much lot of information about history of Indonesia, Indonesian culture, how great and how amazing were Indonesia kingdom in the past, until proclamation era. This is one of several recommended destination that you should visit during holiday.

Great place to learn about Indonesian culture and history. Beautiful place consist of indoor and outdoor area. There’s gold and precious stone area (not allowed to take photos), super interesting. Child and disability friendly

Visited on Saturday and every attraction had long queue, especially the mistery train, their newest addition, we had to queue for half an hour. Many indoor attractions like Ice age, mystery house, were not opened yet when we visited during this covid time. Most attractions need a bit repainting as it looks old. Istana boneka needs more cleaning as some dolls has so many dusts and spider web.

A fun tourist location to spend time with family. The beach sand is clean, the sea water is clear. Suitable as a children's water play area. It's just unfortunate, there is some rubbish that has washed up on the edge of the beach, reducing its beauty Visitor entrance tickets and parking tickets are cheap When we visited, the tourist location was rather quiet because we visited on a weekday. This makes it easier for us to find car parking locations and places to relax. If you want to pray, the prayer room is close by. If you want to go to the toilet, it is also close by and in clean conditions Recommended for those who want a short holiday at a low cost

Nice big amusement park, luckily we didn't need to queue long to any places. Not too crowded when we visited on Friday.

This place has changed a lot, in a good way. Perhaps this has anything to do with the new logo. Went there on the saturday night and the place was jammed with vehicles! Quite a surprise really. The huge change was the signs to places are plenty n really helpful. I used to get lost inside even though have been visiting the places many times. Keep up the good job!

It's ironic that Jakarta is a coastal city, but the mainland only have one public beach: Ancol. Beach supposed to be free not "fee"

Perfect as ever. Best and biggest recreation centre so far around Jakarta.

What a great recreation park in Indonesia! You can visit many places such as theme park (Dufan), beach, putri duyung villas, and eco park/ faunaland. Come here with your family and loved ones 🙂💗 oiya, please buy e-tickets online via Ancol web or Traveloka yah, so you don't need to wait longer. 🫶

The place is nice and clean though the ticket is kind of pricy. So I entered SeaWorld and charged me 75.000 during weekdays but maybe increased during weekend. And when I entered Ancol, they charged me 25.000 per each. It's recommended to go with family or partners

great recreation center in Jakarta, the entrance fee is 25k/person. I have visited the Gelanggang Samudra and Dunia Fantasi here. It was amazing. I bought the Dufan Annual Pass for about 275k for a year.

This place has improved so much! The beaches are clean, there are many place to rest and eat along the shore. They also provides buses for you to get to each beaches. Just keep in mind that sometimes the bus isn't available at all so you have to walk.

Huge place with many parks. One of them is small water park for children (Atlantis). My daughter enjoyed it very much. They have two huge slides, lazy river, big pool with water fall, nice pool with basket balls, and more. You can rent lockers, there are few local restaurants. Very cheap (about 80K rupi).

DuFan: The queues all are too long, because of physical distancing, mostly not really doing the distancing at half to end of the queues. Too bad there were so many attractions are closed. Closed attractions: Histeria, 4D, Perang Bintang, Rajawali, Niagara, pontang panting, ice age indoor area.

Gothic style church. Access was easy and best to visit during day time when the crowd is less. Would recommend hiring a guide though. I had a good one which showed me various tourist attractions in Jakarta for less that 40$. Her contact : +62 882-6145-3614

Visited the Jakarta Cathedral and was impressed. The architecture is stunning, and the interior is equally beautiful. It's a peaceful and spiritual place in the heart of the city. Whether you're a tourist or a local, it's worth a visit to experience the serenity and appreciate the cultural richness.

Miss this place.. Long time since pandemic not visit this Cathedral , have growing memory in here with my kids and still on going.... Still not allowed to go inside the Church for public , only special events. We can visit Gua Maria outside the Church with permission from security . Have new underground tunnel that connect Istiqlal Mosque with Cathedral .

I never miss to visit the Cathedral whenever I am in Jakarta. Always loved how serene and peaceful here. Anybody can visit the Cathedral but the church closes around 7pm but you can still visit the grounds until 9pm to see it from outside or take photos.

Very old cathedral built by Dutch ,have beautiful jesus and Mary statues . Quit place to worship not busy to enter Just located near istiqal mosque jakarta

Stumbled upon this beautiful cathedral in Jakarta while was walking from the Gedung Pos Ibukota. Luckily it was open was could visit it from the inside as well. Such mesmerising architecture and the sheer size of the cathedral. It was so peaceful inside and it felt like I should just sit there for some more time. Would highly recommend visiting this cathedral when in Jakarta.

Average experience. Such a shame that there was a wedding happening just as we were there. We were not allowed to enter the pues to walk around like we expected to, because of the ongoing wedding. Managed to take pictures from the rear only.

It could be reached with public transportation. Near to pasar baru which is known as pusat kuliner.

The Jakarta Cathedral, also known as Gereja Katedral Jakarta, is a beautiful and historic Roman Catholic cathedral located in the heart of Jakarta, Indonesia. Built in the early 20th century, the cathedral has a stunning neo-gothic design and stands as a prominent landmark in the city. One of the most striking features of the cathedral is its exterior, with its tall spires and intricate architectural details. The interior is equally impressive, with high ceilings, stained glass windows, and stunning murals and frescoes. The cathedral can seat up to 3,000 worshippers and is a popular destination for both tourists and locals alike. One of the unique aspects of the Jakarta Cathedral is its blend of Indonesian and European influences. The cathedral was designed by a Dutch architect and built by Indonesian craftsmen, resulting in a fusion of styles that is truly one-of-a-kind. Overall, the Jakarta Cathedral is a must-see destination for anyone visiting Jakarta. Its beautiful architecture and rich history make it a truly memorable experience. Whether you are a devout Catholic or simply appreciate beautiful buildings, the Jakarta Cathedral is worth a visit.

grandeur cathedral church, i am lucky enough to have the chance to join a full session of mass, which started at 4: 30p. m. Sunday afternoon, experienced this heart touching local religious event. Will recommend to my friends visiting Jakarta.

Visited this beautiful place on my vacation to Jakarta and it was amazing! Inside is breathtaking with the cathedral ceilings and nice stain glass windows. Enjoyed the grounds and I think the outdoor space too. Overall, I would recommend stopping by this place for a visit.

Very beautiful church architecture and though I wasn't able to attend mass I was blessed to attend a marriage ceremony. Divine experience. The church staff are also very polite and helpful. They do their job meticulously and are always humble to help.

Being located directly across the road from Jakarta’s largest mosque, Istiqlal Mosque, this beautiful neo-gothic Catholic cathedral serves a very important symbol of unity and tolerance in Indonesia where roughly 85% of the population is Muslim. Admission is free.

There's only one other cathedral that I'm aware of that has a wood-laden ceiling: St. John's of Antigua and Barbuda. Yet there's another feature that I didn't see anywhere else: the spires (60m/200ft tall) made from the iron frame. The cathedral was completed in 1901. You should be able to get decent pictures from the parking lot as well as from the Istiqlal mosque grounds. I suggest a camera over a phone.

A Roman cathedral executed in neo-Gothic style around 1900 in central Jakarta. Nice paintings on the walls and rather poor lighting. The passage to the altar was closed.

It have door open time for Misa shall check about it. Cathedral opposite of Mosque was wonderful harmony how Indonesia is diverse.

The biggest cathredal in Jakarta (probably). This neo gothic style architecture is similar like medieval Europe, and it is beautiful and blend perfectly with modern Jakarta. This complex divided into 2: museum and prayer site. Although you can not move freely in prayer site, you can ask and do many activities in the museum. You can learn many things from its history, and how gospel started in Indonesia

Absolutely beautiful and it was just amazing to see and with the mosque being right opposite, all of it felt like I was protected and at peace. The cathedral was just wow. We were lucky to also see a wedding happen there too. The murals and the energy were just great there.

The main train station of Jakarta is located pretty much in the center of the city. It is easy to access the station by car. When at the station there are plenty of porters to help with your luggage in case you have many bags or suitcases. There are convenience stores throughout the station but not many restaurants. Everything is well organized with clearly marked lanes to follow to your departure area. There is sufficient seating in the departure area and you never get a feeling that it is overcrowded. The station is exceptionally clean and even the restrooms are very clean and user friendly. There are western toilets in the restrooms. We traveled first class and had access to the executive lounge which provides you with some peace and quiet, but no other amenities or food/drinks. All in all we were very impressed with the station and will use trains again while in Indonesia.

No air conditioned or if I may say, minimal ac-area here 😁 But I like it, it feels so Jakarta-ish, my dear beloved city!^^ This train station has two entrance/exit, they are called North Gate and South Gate. North is where 'no starbucks'. South is where 'yes starbucks' 😂😄 But seriously, north gate is nearest to the monas (monumen nasional/national monument); south gate is nearest to the us embassy. Well, it can also be said like this: North gate is the nearest gate from the car exit gate. South gate is the nearest gate from the car entrance gate *phew And, there is this one lounge for premium ticket holder or, it is 60k Indonesian Rupiah (Rp) per person for two hours max. It offers local delicacies, coffee and tea. Adjacent to the south gate is a hostel, located at second floor, it has two access, from inside the building and from outside by stairs. It will charge you around Rp 150k up to 300k-ish per two hours, depends on the room type. Oh, this lodging will ask you about train ticket too. A little tip, there are three Indomaret here, so yeah, these can misled you somehow or another in direction 😂😁 so be careful. A little trick, there are air-con zone at the KFC building inside gambir train station compound. Go to second floor for a spacious one. Or, directly check in, then wait the choochoo at groundfloor's mini garden (it is at the centre of the building). Now, I will let you guys have your adventure, have fun and stay safe!^^

Running good as usual.. Boarding pass printing machine working fine, trains were on time. Antigen swab for passengers with booking code the price is only Rp45.000 (Dec 2021). Clean musholla available after check in, please add mirror its very important. Was given a package containing mask and wet tissue, cute. Overall everything is okay 👍🏻

Nice little train station in the heart of the city near the National Monument. Not too busy. Good and easily understood information displays. Good selection of dining options - cafes, restaurants, convenience stores - for passengers to take on board their trains.

The main station from Jakarta for executive trains, very close to the monas and presidential palace although limited room for further improvement

After long time not taking train to go home. I book one from Gambir and its so glad to be here, modern station and all the things that make people easily to travel. Get my Taksaka train and all the instructions are clear 😄

Gambir station is one of the main train station in Jakarta. Located pretty much in central of Jakarta, this station is easily accessible. There is a lot of convenience store throughout the station, also everything is clearly marked to make everything easy.

This station is rather complex. It's convenient to buy and print the ticket. But there is no big board to show which train will come and which track we should take.

The Gambir Station in Jakarta, Indonesia is a busy and well-maintained railway station that serves as a hub for both local and long-distance trains. The station is located in the heart of the city, making it easily accessible for travelers and commuters. The interior is clean and well-lit, and there are plenty of amenities available, including ticket counters, restrooms, and food vendors. The station has a large, modern waiting area that is equipped with comfortable seating and charging points, making it a convenient place to wait for your train. The staff is friendly and helpful, and they are always ready to assist travelers with any questions or concerns. The station is also well-equipped with security measures, ensuring that passengers feel safe and secure while waiting for their trains. In addition to being a functional railway station, Gambir Station is also an important historical site. The station was built in the colonial era and has been beautifully restored, making it a popular tourist destination for those interested in Indonesian history. Overall, the Gambir Station is an efficient and well-run transportation hub that is highly recommended for travelers in Jakarta.

The main station in Jakarta...took the 05h15 train from Cimahi on tine and arrived on tine 07h40...transport system 5 star highly recommended and scenery beautiful u get to experience Indonesia from another angle

This train station is like a beehive - lots of travelers come and go. Still a well organized and clean station with all facilities (even hotel) and food options. A little understanding of the local language is helpful, but you will definitely find someone here who also speaks some English. Hop on one of the very comfortable trains and explore Java from here.

6:00 in the morning situation in Gambir. No need to worry about getting breakfast because many options of mini markets, coffee shops and small restos are already open. Our favorites are: * Lawsons for one complete shop of Japanese snacks, meals and great taste of coffee * CFC, a legendary resto.. famous for its onion rings and chicken strips. Best for takeaway snacks in the train. * Subway, for dine-in breakfast or take-away lunch/dinner

The main station for inter-city rail services. Have a lot of commercial tenants to keep your wallet and stomach busy and complete, well-maintained amenities and services to offers. Well-connected to public transport (2 BRT stations, each located in north and south). It also close to Jakarta's main landmark, National Monument (Monas), that will greet you right before your train enters the station.

Gambir Station, a central transportation hub in Jakarta, holds a special place in the heart of the city. For both locals and travelers, it’s often the first and last impression of Jakarta. I recently had the chance to visit, and here’s what I found. This historic station, which has seen Jakarta evolve over the years, is a blend of old-world charm and modern efficiency. The station building itself is an architectural gem, and it offers a fascinating glimpse into the city’s colonial past. As you walk through the station’s halls, you can’t help but admire the intricate details of its design. One of the things that immediately struck me was the station’s connectivity. It’s not just a train station but also a hub for buses and other public transportation options. This makes it a true gateway to Jakarta and beyond. Whether you’re heading out to explore other parts of Indonesia or arriving in Jakarta for the first time, Gambir Station is your starting point. Inside the station, you’ll find a bustling atmosphere with a mix of travelers, commuters, and locals. There are plenty of shops, from souvenir stalls to food vendors, to keep you occupied while you wait for your train. One of my favorite aspects is the food. You can savor delicious Indonesian dishes, from nasi goreng to soto, giving you a real taste of the local cuisine. One tip: be mindful of the time you visit. Like any major transportation hub, Gambir Station can get incredibly busy during peak hours. If you prefer a more relaxed experience, aim for non-rush periods. Gambir Station is not just a place to catch a train; it’s an important piece of Jakarta’s history and a dynamic reflection of the city’s vibrant present. Whether you’re arriving in the city with eager anticipation or bidding farewell with cherished memories, Gambir Station will play a part in your Jakarta journey.

Gambir Station is very accessible and located in the heart of Jakarta, central Jakarta. It is close to many public places and offices. The station is very well-maintained. You can see how clean and manageable the Station is. Direction and instruction are clearly written, so you just need to follow the the direction on where you should go. The toilet is also very clean. There are shops and restaurants inside the station so you can grab some foods or other things you need before leaving the station. There is also waiting room with many chairs close to exit gate, so you can wait for your pick up there without standing outside.

A really good history museum as well as banking. Museum was excellent, just sorry we didn't get there at 13:00 to enjoy it for the full two hours. Missed the gold bars because of it. Not too busy, but lots of visitors leaving at closing time. And price was great too!

A nice place to learn the history of Indonesia in term of Banking & monetary system started from the Dutch era with Javasche Bank until being nationalized as Bank of Indonesian in the old historical building in the Old Batavia Town. The collection of coins from all over the world in the most interesting one besides the gold bars room.

Definitely one of the best museums in Jakarta. The chronologically arranged exhibits are informative and aesthetical. However, some of the multimedia features seem broken. What we love the most is the building itself which used to be a hospital turned into a bank and then now a museum. The inner courtyard is beautiful and definitely a good photo spot. The stained glasses were also built in the Netherlands, featuring Indonesian local art.

Another Dutch building well preserved. A good insight on what shape Indonesian history from economics perspective. Great place to learn. A must visit for any numismatist. Good flow of displays. Should spend anywhere from at least 2 hrs for quick visit to half a day for relaxed stroll.

One of the best places to learn the history of Indonesia, it teaches you how the VOC initially came to Batavia and created the very first bank system in Nusantara. The building is massive, and there's so much to see inside. You can tell that they maintain this museum very well, it looks very clean and tidy, even the dummy looks so real. I would recommend you to visit this museum.

Amazing!! I think this is the best museum in Indonesia. Very informative and everything seems carefully planned. The security check is quite tight, understandable considering what's inside. The ticket is Rp5000, very cheap for what you'll see. If you bring a bag, they'll require you to keep it in their locker. Not sure about the parking but you can use MRT and change in Bundaran HI and use TransJakarta to Kota Tua or use KRL and stop at Kota Stasiun which also has an iconic building.

Actually it is a very good place to visit if you want to know more about the monetary history of Indonesia. But you must spare extra time for your visit since it is located in a very crowded traffic, i am 99% sure you'll be trapped in traffic jam on your way to / from this museum, especially if you drive / ride your own car / bike. You cannot bring anything except id card, wallet and cellphone, even water bottle is not allowed. Inside, you will find many information about monetary system, historic figures, money that has ever used in Indonesia. The information so detailed and made you think that reading it is more important than take a photo itself 😅 I recommend you to visit it as individual, not follow a group activity. This museum is rarther big and since a group activity will always follow the schedule given by the committee, so you only has a little time to enjoy all of the collection here. Despite of that, i respect for one that still choose museum as their vacation agenda since most of locals do not visit museum much.

I was coming as a group and their services are so great! The guides are so nice & able to speak in both Bahasa Indonesia and English. The place has nice temperature compared to another museum in Kota Tua. It is also very clean and even has a spot for the visitors to sit and having their own lunch. It also has nice photo booths!! It will be better if the security should allow the groups to enter base on their own arrangement 🙏🏻🙏🏻

The Museum Bank Indonesia, located in Jakarta, Indonesia, is a captivating institution that provides visitors with a unique blend of history, culture, and finance. The museum is housed in a beautifully preserved colonial-era bank building, which in itself is a testament to Indonesia's rich history. The museum's location in an old Dutch colonial bank building is striking, with its neoclassical architecture and charming courtyard. The building alone is a visual treat and offers a glimpse into Indonesia's colonial past. Museum Bank Indonesia is not just about finance; it's a gateway to Indonesia's history. The exhibits walk you through the evolution of currency, banking, and the economic history of the country. This provides a deep understanding of Indonesia's journey from pre-independence to the modern era. One of the museum's highlights is its extensive collection of currency from various periods. It's fascinating to see how money has evolved over time in Indonesia, from ancient coins to modern banknotes. The displays are informative and well-organized. Museum Bank Indonesia is a great place for students and anyone interested in economics, history, and culture. It offers knowledge into the financial world and Indonesia's past and present. The museum is well-maintained, and the staff is knowledgeable and helpful. It's relatively vast and can be explored in a couple of hours. Museum Bank Indonesia is a hidden gem in Jakarta, offering a well-rounded experience that combines history, culture, and finance. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a student, or a traveler interested in understanding the local culture, this museum is worth a visit.

A very pretty museum in Jakarta. Located at kota tua, I visited on Saturday morning, not so crowded. 5000 rupiah per person, quite cheap and valuable. Overall experience is really good,not a small museum so can spent at least 30 minutes or more here.

One of the best museums in Indonesia. Educative, informative and accessible for disable. Group visiting requires in advance ticket reservation through it’s website. Located in Jakarta Old Town close to Kota Station, wear light clothes as it is warm and humid unless you are always inside the building. Close during break time 12-13pm.

nice place to visit with your friends. so many things to explore, even 2 hours isn't enough to explore them all. very affordable ticket and you can even get it for free (if I'm not mistaken) if you bring your student id card

The ticket is pretty cheap cost only Rp.5000/ 50 cents. Open on saturday. The place is clean and you can learn the history of Indonesia's bank from past ,VOC era to present.

Something just stood out about this museum when I was trying to find something to do on a wet Jakarta Sunday afternoon. I was not disappointed. Great selection of exhibits about the Indonesian economy. Sounds boring? Well, with a history encompassing the 17th century Spice wars up to the more recent riots during the Asian Financial Crisis make much of the exhibits quite compelling. Throw in some of the Indonesian Gold reserves (in a very secure vault) and a detailed section on coin manufacturing and you have a must visit museum if you are in central Jakarta. Very cheap at 5,000 Rupiah and with an interesting shop at the end for that rather unusual Indonesian souvenir.

I didn’t expect to have a great zoo in Jakarta. It is noticeable that the air is fresher than the outside of the zoo. To enter is very cheap. The food sold is so value for money as well. No wonder so many people enter the area. To get a lesser visitor enter early in the morning. It is a nice place to run or cycling around the lake.

it was a great place to walk around, have a fun jog, a little recreations, JUST ... i think the lack of signs and directions it's a bit bad because it's a huge place and you will definitely get lost there :"> but overall! it was a fun experience even though it was raining pretty crazily.

Perfect for a family day. Adjust your clothing as per the weather forecast. Expect a lot of walking in the park to see the animals. I suggest a comfortable shoes and breathable clothes.

If you are living around South Jakarta, may Ragunan zoo could be considered for your morning jogging on the weekend. Actually it was calm and refresh to run around here. But I suggest to come and entrance about 6.30 to 7 am. Because at 9 am it was start being crowded. Enjoy!

Worth to visit at least once if you lived in Jakarta or neighboring cities. Entries are dirt cheap, just 4k Rupiah. Foods inside are also very affordable ranging from 10k ~ 50k. Its a very large place to walk around, Shuttle are available for 10k/person if you choose to take it. The Zoo train is not worth it (10k) if you didn't have kids or didn't bring them, you could barely see any animals while on it, and if you do choose to take it try to avoid the 2nd carriage since the smoke from the Head Unit will choke you. The lake is a good place to wind down and take a nice slow walk. The primate center is a must if you visit here, although for an extra cost of 7,5k

They did a great job revitalising the track around the lake and cleaning up the water bodies. Great for jogging, morning walk, or bike ride. The lake no longer smell, unlike several years prior. If you come to work out, try to come before 7. The largest part of the local crowd will come around 9 for picnic or gathering. One of the busiest zoo ever, but they need to figure out better budgeting structure to take better care of the animals. I can see infrastructure is getting better, but most animal enclosures will definitely benefit from a facelift.

A favorite zoo in Jakarta. In addition to cheap, complete facilities, the location is easily accessible by public transportation. For registration, the visit must be one day in advance.

very beautiful garden and Zoo I saw many animals in a somehow natural environment birds, Bear, giraffe , Peacock ,Rooster , Lion and ... but the problem is that this is a very big zoo and you need to walk a lot. on the other hand there are not enough and available facilities in this Zoo. in compare to the Singapore zoo and Safari, it is in a lower level. but totally I suggest visiting this Zoo if you have a trip to Jakarta

Very nice! The enclosures are big and the animals seem well fed and happy. Some parts of the zoo were under maintenance, but we surely will be back sometime soon!

It's better than expected, but i had low expectations. Very spacious area, and the exhibits are all in great condition, quite a good # of types of animals too but most of them are lonely - they're alone in the cage/ exhibit. Like the tigers / lions / bears / orang utan

I visited this zoo a year ago which was so great and nice. But after a year without maintenance become so dangerous place for kids, much charp edges, broken cement, much missing items, so hard for wheelchair or baby trolley to access, my baby trolley get destroyed within an hour. The place still so clean The entry fee is only 4k for adult 3k for kids, and 6k for parking The cages made from glass is not clean which not enough to get a clear vision

入場料の支払は公共交通機関や公共施設で手に入るカードがあると便利です とても広いので、車などで行く場合は入った門を覚えておいてください。 (Translated by Google) It is convenient to pay the entrance fee if you have a card that you can get at public transportation or public facilities. It's very large, so if you're going by car, please remember which gate you entered.

I was very happy to see animals that are rarely encountered in everyday life. The place was very spacious and there were many animals that you could see. You could picnic with a mat or bike with your loved ones on a long bike that could fit two people. Because the distance between the animals was quite far, there was also a special car service that would take us around the zoo and charge per hour. I felt happy coming here, thank you for the experience Ragunan Zoo!

Went to Ragunan about a month ago during my trip to Jakarta. Out of all the sites I saw, this was probably one of the more underwhelming. The animals were great and I did enjoy the atmosphere overall while I was there. To be honest, most of the highlights came from the very friendly Indonesian people who approached me on multiple occasions. It's always nice to stand around and have a charming chat with the locals. That being said, the infrastructure is run down and looks like it hasn't been properly maintained. The animals (although still wonderful to see and view) seemed to be pretty unfazed and kind of depressed. Not only that, but the zoo felt more like a marketplace than an actual zoo. Market spots set up at almost every open square of grass around. On that same topic, the zoo was insanely busy! Even for a Thursday. The amounts of crowds around were unlike any other I had seen in a zoo before, really interested in seeing how busy it gets during the weekend period. Overall, I did enjoy most of my time there even if I did feel disappointed in the lack of care for the facilities. Did see some animals for the first time and I did like the commotion with the locals. If you're a novice traveller and prefer someplace more quiet, consider spending your time somewhere else.

If you are looking for a place to go with your child, this place would be a good option The tickets are very affordable, You just need to pay Rp 4000 each person, and Rp 6000 for car parking ticket But you need to have jakcard (by bank DKI) Or you can buy the card Rp75000 (already include Rp50000 for payment) There are many animals here, such as giraffe, elepanths, crocodile, snakes, fishes, birds, tigers, lion, and many more You need to wear comfortable clothing and shoes since you need to walk a lot here, also umbrella if it's raining season They offered bus, small cars, that you can rent here but it's only for short time There is electric bicycle for rent, but it looks forever at the queue.

Visited Ragunan Zoo from Senayan, and the cab ride took approximately an hour for around 20 km. While the entrance fee was affordable, I found the facilities in the zoo to be poorly maintained. For those planning a visit, renting a bike is highly recommended due to the expansive size of the zoo. It's worth noting that the zoo has quite a few slopes, making the bike ride a bit challenging, but it's still a better option than walking. The rental charge for a bike is around 10k IDR per hour.

A place away from the chaos and noise of the city. Very big. I walked, but you can rent a motorbike or bike and get around more easily.

This is a very big zoo and you need to walk a lot, so when you visit this place, you must use comfortable shoes. I especially love the elephant and the giraffe👍👍👍

One of the best place for morning run. We need to pay around 4k - 6.5 k for adult.

Nice place to bring young children. Very educational where they can see and learn about the various fish species in the ocean. They have fish species living in the rivers also. I was expecting more varieties of fishes and other different or unusual marine life, but they don't have them. Also another disappointment is the sea world area is small so you can scout the area rather quickly. There are stalls to snack or grab a quick cheap lunch and merchandise stores in the area.

Went here with fellow coworkers. It's a perfect place for a family outing where kids can get an educational experience about the sea world. They even have live feeding sessions during specific hours, adding an interactive element for guests to enjoy. Just be aware that weekends tend to get quite crowded, so plan accordingly.

the last time i visited sea world was when i was around 12 yo. all i remember about it was how big and magnificent the place was, especially the aquarium tunnel. but when i visited it again a few days ago (i'm 21 now), it wasn't as big as i remember. and why do i feel like the fish decreased too?😅. some aquariums even have rather murky water and i saw a sick shark. but it's still an enjoyable place, especially for children, to experience seeing water creatures up-close. my favorite section is the jellyfish section.

Jakarta Sea World is an aquarium and marine theme park located inside Ancos, Jakarta, Indonesia. The park offers a range of activities for visitors, including a variety of marine animal exhibits, interactive shows, and educational programes. The aquarium's large and diverse collection of marine creatures, which includes sharks, stingrays, turtles, and various types of fish. The aquarium also features a walk-through tunnel, which allows visitors to view marine life up close and personal. In addition to the exhibits, Jakarta Sea World offers several shows and attractions, including a dolphin show, a sea lion show, and a 4D theater experience. Overall, Jakarta Sea World appears to be a popular attraction for those interested in marine life and a fun day out with family and friends.

They have so many fishes collection here. Its friendly to bring your family, especially the children to get know more about the lives of the deep sea. They had mermaid show, unique aquarium from ex car, and much more. Go feel it by yourself 💪🏼

Need to pay entrance fee for car, although I went there through Grab app. The location is far from entrance. Spacious place. Although I came during weekdays, there are lots of people! Summery environment since Jakarta was so hot. I will take this once in a lifetime experience, not gonna repeat

I explored only the aquarium section of this place. It's a pleasant, well-maintained, and fascinating spot. The staff are helpful, and there are live feeding sessions during specific hours for guests to enjoy. The animal exhibits offer a diverse and engaging experience. Although some aquarium glasses seem a bit dirty in places, overall, it's still quite enjoyable. Given the relatively high admission price for the Ancol complex (20k per person + 10k for cars), I recommend exploring other venues such as the live shows and bird park as well

I went here on Dec 27, 2021. I booked the ticket online and it was still a bit crowded inside. The aquarium was well but the visitors need to respect the staff and aquarium more. Overall it was a pleasant visit. I would give rate 4/5. Thank you Seaworld

Never get board for kids and friends. If you are looking to see sea creatures then you should come here. Buy bundling ticket for "Sea world + Ocean dream" would be nice. In the OCEAN DREAM, better you to come earlier than 11 am. And visit the ocean dream 1st, to watch the 1st animal show at 11am.( if am not wrong) the dolphin show. (You can browse for the complete show schedule) After enjoying few shows, you can continue visits SEA WORLD : looking for under water world. Below are pics for SEAWORLD.

Certainly the children here really enjoyed themselves, lots of photo opportunities for the parents and the self absorbed, but in terms of quality... In all the tanks the water looked a bit dirty, cloudy. The constant noise from the over loud repetitive music was headache inducing. I felt sorry for the fish. The display is quite limited, and it gave me the impression of a management that doesn't want to invest any more into it. Can't really say I would recommend it unless you have nothing else to do!

Still oke after maybe 10 years haven't go there, although bit crowded during weekend (we went there on Sunday). Bit Sad as there was no giant ikan pari anymore.

After a very long time, I came back here again. This time, I bring my kid to introduce him about sea creatures. The place was clean and organized, although quite small in my opinion. There are 2 floors inside. On the first floor, there was a tunnel and many big aquariums. On the second floor we can find a small fish museum and we can see the tunnel from above. Hope Sea World Ancol can increase the facilities more and becoming the best sea aquarium in Indonesia.

My first time visit to this amazing place, esp for me as an fish enthusiast. It’s super exciting. Not dissaponting at all but need some improvement in some places such as aquarium cleanliness and the variety of fishes that are limited. I really want to see a life giant octopus but I cant find it here. Some aquarium are empty and broken too, looks like its not maintained well. Please make them all healthy, these fishes.

it was a fun experience watching fish in a tank, the place seems small than other aquarium that i visit. They are no dolphin nor orca shown in the aquarium which is good for the environment. highly recommend to visit but beware the lines takes 15 minutes to 30 minutes

Overall, its good and recommended! There are many collections of fish start from common river fish to deep sea fish, shark, and jelly fish! The merchandise is not too expensive for me, and what i love the most is the underwater tunnel where you can see fish around you and feel like underwater. But, my sugestion is please give visitor limit per hour because its so CROWDED even when you come early (i come here when the Christmas holiday) (there are opening ceremony too! Singing the Indonesia national song and countdown to enter wow) (i recommended you to buy ticket via online)

Visiting during high season is quite inconvenient. The food options are pretty limited. Luckily I could see barongsai performance underwater. What I anticipated the most was feeding piranha. Jellyfish collection is amazing meanwhile the tube aquariums for jellyfish are visually overwhelming.

As busy as usual during the holidays. You can't bring food and drink from the outside, but you still have a place to eat inside the building. The ticket line's a little messy, too. Chargering stations are also available even if you use a USB port, so it is recommended to use a charger cable that does not have a data transfer feature. Hygiene is alsoined here. If there's a show, sometimes the audience covers an area so it's hard to get to a certain point.

This is our 1st time visit Aquarium. It was fun, for family visit. But suggested to buy tickets online instead. Also please try to avoiding public holiday while you visited this park.

One of the most iconic place in Jakarta. People often call it "Kota Tua Jakarta" because you can feel the colonial era of Jakarta. Fatahillah square is in the center of this area. A lot of tourist attractions in this site such as live music and some attractions. There's a art and bank museum still use this buildings.

Taman Fatahillah, an enchanting city square located in the historic district of Kota Tua, Jakarta, is a gem that encapsulates the city's vibrant past. Stepping into this captivating open space is like traveling back in time to relive the grandeur of Jakarta's rich heritage. Surrounded by stunning colonial-era buildings, Taman Fatahillah exudes an air of nostalgia and charm. The well-preserved architecture, adorned with intricate details, serves as a testament to the city's layered history. From the iconic Jakarta History Museum (Museum Sejarah Jakarta) to the beautiful Cafe Batavia, every corner of this square holds stories waiting to be discovered. As you wander through the square, you'll encounter various street vendors selling local delicacies and handicrafts. The bustling energy adds to the authenticity of the experience, allowing visitors to immerse themselves fully in the vibrant atmosphere. For history enthusiasts, Taman Fatahillah offers an abundance of knowledge and insights into Jakarta's past. The Jakarta History Museum, housed in the beautifully restored City Hall building, showcases a wide range of artifacts, photographs, and exhibits that shed light on the city's colonial era. The museum provides a captivating glimpse into Jakarta's transformation throughout the centuries.

This is an iconic place in the old town of Jakarta, and we called it Kota Tua Jakarta. The buildings came from European architecture, which was built hundreds of years ago. It has become a part of our history and a legacy from the past.

One of historical area with colonial buildings and landscape in the heart of Jakarta. Great place for sightseeing or just spend valuable time with families. Strong recommend for tourist to visit.

It is a tourist attraction that reflects the lifestyle of the real Jakarta people. made me realize how people have temperaments and found that most of them were happy and is an area for showing the talents of teenagers And is a very good place to relax. It is a beautiful old city atmosphere.

I've been twice now, once during the day and then again in the evening the next night. During the day, it was full but not overwhelming. Could use some shade though. Plant 👏 some 👏 trees👏!! The next visit in the evening was cool because so many people were gathered to hangout and listen to music, however I just didn't feel very comfortable. Getting lots of stares, people walking closely behind me. Plus there is lots of trash scattered on the ground, the fountain in the middle is stagnant and everything just seems smelly.

One of the best place if you wanna go to Jakarta, just enjoy the vibes of old colonial buildings here. No need to pay a penny, just logging in with your Peduli Lindungi apps. You can visit this place with your bicycle too

Actually just a big square but wuth a magical atractions. Mingle with the locals, watxh the old buildings, learn about the Dutch Colonial tines and be confronted with it. Walk around, its nit Singapore or Hongkong, but it has it charm. Lots of work still need to be done, but it has started to change.

Nice old city of Jakarta. A few museums and Cafe Batavia are there. Visitors can rent bicycle to cycle around. Good for kid educational as they will be able to learn the history and cultural of Indonesia. Strongly recommend to visit here when in Jakarta.

💢 One of the place that you have to visit in Jakarta. It has lots of history & museum to visit. All of the museum closed on Monday & operating from 10am to 3pm. If you are a history person than you must come here & spend your day. 💢 There are one tourist information center nearby here that you can get any information & booklets to plan your trips. Definitely worthy visit. 💢 It can get crowded during weekend or evening because this is one of the sunset spot. You can cycle around, enjoying the music & foods around this area. 💢 It is accessible by train at Jakarta Tua Station, only 7-min walking or by e-hailing such as Grab, Gojek or bus.

A landmark free to enter, an heritage building from Colonial era. Known as Fatahillah Park, more like one big complex of government building for administration and economics interest. With a large open space or plaza and four cannon facing to north this one of the tourist destination in Jakarta was a City Hall, Court, Religious Event, Goverment Center, ect back in time. At a north of the park there's old trail of rail with explanation about it also old cannon with strange symbol in the back, near the City Hall u can found old bunker submerged by water. This is why if u take a walk then u can see it's like a surrounded by massive buildings and many infrastructure. Visitting it feel like time travel to the past, old architecture, facinating historical heritage, atmosphere of past time, the smell of old material and the tale that keep echo thru the time. Some tourist i meet came from decendant of their ancestor who was a invader and they visitting for nostalgic reason. Some just to explore and documentation or vacation. Today, all building although being renovated or has been renovated was shifted to another fuction like Museum, Art Exhibition, Post Office, Restaurant, Cafe, Office, Food Court, Culinary Stall, ect. Faciility available, from toilet, disability needs, minimarket, except for parking area is harsh because they don't provide it near so need to park far away (private car). But if u came by online car or taxi just stop at roadside then walk in. My suggestion is don't try to looking for parking area around or else u will need to driving around more and more just wasting time, if lucky u can park at post office indoor parking area but almost full all the time beacuse too small or park at parking slot that provide by people around with expensive rates about IDR.20.000 each car. If u intend to take a picture, make a video, or enjoy this place with peaceful then came in the morning 8am beause at 3pm or more it will be crowded as hell, specially on the weekend, holiday, big day, or day of event. Attraction from decorated bicycle, models, custom figure, action figure, magic show, street band, music, dance, light show, ect can be found mostlynat night. Beware for pick pocket and thief or scam because some area get more light while another too dark so watch for ur belongings. Rates for meals was standard, i ate with my family for IDR.100.000 and we got Kebuli Rice with big chop of chicken and dates, soto bogor (like soup withnlota of condiment), snack and four drinks at resto in post office building. I don't know with KFC or another cafe or food stall rates around. Well maintenance and clean is a key to protect and maintain this area and of course awarness from tourist and people all around. So good hunting, travellers.!

This place is one of the heritage vacation spots in Jakarta which is always crowded during national holidays, this place is quite easy to reach and is located in the heart of Jakarta. We can reach this place by private vehicle, or even public transportation such as trains and buses. The place looks like a big square with Dutch buildings from the colonial era surrounding the area. There are several museums in places that we can visit, with fairly cheap entry tickets. We can also find some street vendors around so we don't have to worry about hunger. There is no entrance ticket to visit the plaza, only parking fee if you bring your own vehicle.

Lively square, nice atmosphere. Not too happy about all the opportunities to act Dutch (custome, bikes) because those days are over and were basically a bad thing.

After the restoration, all the way to go to the park are car free. So easy to access. If you go there by train, just take the right side gate. After that, cross a road and you'll see big sign "JAKARTA". There you go, just go forward along the way and you'll be arrive. This area is car free. You can visit some museums. The nearest are museum fatahillah, museum keramik, and museum wayang. On weekdays less people, but there will be lot of people in weekend and afternoon. The outdoor weather is quite hot, so don't forget to put on sun screen and bring water 😉 (there is a mini mart, café, and fast food). Enjoy

Yesterday was my first time visit Suropati Park for morning walk. The track is good and clean, although many people passing by but still smooth. Many street vendors sell the foods, drinks, snacks and bubbles to play. There are also several securities so people don't have to worry about the safety. The area is very cozy, not only for walking also for picnic and gathering.

+ The park is pretty big with tons of space to sit down and have your little picnic. + On the weekends, there is a music group playing and practicing around the park, and it adds more serenity to the whole ambiance. + Tons of food sellers around the park. + Easily accessible using public transportation (Bus). + There is a small mosque within the park. + They have a little book hive where you could donate or lend a book.

This park is one of the most popular park in Central Jakarta. It provides many facilities like prayer room, bookhive (a corner for you to borrow and read books), reflexology stepping stones, some gazebos, etc. There’s also several toy seller for you who bring kids and you can easily see some pigeons here. For motorbike, the parking lot is located around the park’s sidewalk but if you drive by car, you can park around accross the street.

One of Jakarta's best public parks, because it's so refreshing to find natural surroundings in the heart of the city. And, rather than focusing on building malls that are inaccessible to all, Jakarta desperately needs more parks like this. The park is now surrounded by a divider, giving the impression that it is closed, but all you need to do to get in is go to the entrance side and scan PeduliLindungi or show your vaccinations certificate.

It's a nice spacious park even though it's not big. Love the big trees, monument and some art stuff. It's suitable for toddlers or little children to play and enjoy the greenery.

THE BEST PARK IN JAKARTA Not so big as a park ( if you compare to Central Park in NYC or Millennial Park in Chicago), but it is quite majestic and charismatic in appearance. Lots of big trees with artistic benches. It has a jogging track too. The overall atmosphere is soothing and lovely. Come here on the weekdays (early morning is best) as during the weekend it's always super crowded!

It is good for jogging since it has a paved track. Had fast (and free) wifi. It can also be your checkpoint for bike riding around Jakarta.

A perfect place to unwind, walk, or just to chill around. I actually found this park accidentally while I was looking for a cafe I would like to visit, but I just had to stop and look around the park since the vibe was just too cozy and serene. Would love to ask my friends to join me for a morning walk here later on

This park is a hidden gem in the busy city like Jakarta. It's a great place to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and enjoy some peace and quiet. The best part of this is the park is well-maintained and has a variety of trees -big trees- and some flowers, which make it a beautiful place to relax. There are also a few walking trails that wind through the park, which are perfect for a leisurely stroll. I would definitely recommend this park to anyone looking for a peaceful and relaxing place to spend some time. The best time to enjoy this park is in the morning hours like 06:00AM to 08:00. Why? The fresh oxygen produced by those big trees breathes into our lung and it makes us feel extra fresher! Try this!! Here are some of the things that you can enjoy at the park: • Relax on a bench and enjoy the scenery. • Take a walk or run on the trails. • Watch squirrels and play with doves.

I had a wonderful time visiting Suropati Park for a morning walk for the first time yesterday. It was a nice and clean track, and I did not have any trouble walking even though there were many people around. There were also many street vendors who offered food, drinks, snacks and bubbles to play with. The park had several security guards, so I felt safe and comfortable. It was a cozy place to walk, picnic and gather with friends. The park was spacious and green, even though it was not very big. I loved the big trees, the monument and the art installations that added some charm to the park. It was a great place for toddlers or little children to play and enjoy the nature.

great park in the middle of Menteng area. It's not too big, yet well maintained, clean, plush green and serves as the oasis amidst the busy corner of Jakarta. It's close to a prominent and posh residential area in Central Jakarta. It has toilets and mushola or the praying room, so it's very convenient to be around here without worrying that you's going to miss your prayers. There is a jogging tracks and some spots for sitting around the park. Parking can be a bit tricky as there are not many parking spot around the park

One of the nice and well-kept parks in the center of Jakarta. The ambience is cool due to the micro-climate of the trees.

Favourite park at the city. Nice place to enjoy the city, there is many chair to sit. We can play with pigeons around the park. Some people practice music at the weekend, also sometimes also pet community gather there. You can park at the side or street around the park. There also coffee seller with bike arround the oark thatbyou can order, so you can enjoy coffee at park. Good place to take child to play in this park

Small loop of walking/running track. You can do picnic but (i think) no sitting in grass. There’s also public toilet. You can park your vehicle at the side road of this park.

A little garden in the middle city. A fresh place to visit after work. We can run or just walking with friends or family. There are many people also jogging around.

So peaceful ✌ 😌 and not too crowded during the week. Good place for a afternoon siesta and or lunch break

They have a great collections but need bit more extra treatment because the room is a little stuffy. Also need more descriptions notes on each collection. And perhaps they could do a little improvement for the notes written in English.

The museum has so much inprovement from the last time I visited it 5 yrs ago. However some areas are still dark, humid and unpleasant to visit.

Even though the entrance fee is only 10.000 IDR (70 cents), a foreigner doesn’t get much of the static display of puppets. At least they should perform a puppet show.

Great place museum. A lot of wayang, that's give out knowledge for us. There's also another wayang or puppet from the other country

My family and I recently visited the Wayang Museum in Jakarta, and we had a great time! The museum is home to a large collection of wayang puppets, which are traditional Indonesian shadow puppets. The puppets are made from a variety of materials, including wood, leather, and cloth. They are used to tell stories from Hindu and Buddhist mythology, as well as from Indonesian history.

Loved the tranquil old colonial building amidst the bustle of modern Jakarta. Aside from the puppets the building and some of its memorials also offer a glimpse into Dutch Batavia. The puppets are amazing and many tell stories from the Hindu epics Ramayana and Mahabharata. I went early in the morning and was the first, and only visitor the entire time. Must see.

I think the only one puppet show museum in Indonesia. Located in Kota Tua Jakarta, North Jakarta. Easy to find and access. Cheap price. Many kind of puppet displayed. With good arrangement and lighting, I looks interesting. Also display puppet from around the world. Quite big museum, 2 floor and everything can be accessed by wheelchair with more effort. Also there is a show every specific time.

It’s a interesting museum but most exhibits don’t have a description in English. I would have loved to learn more about this very important aspect of Indonesian culture.

In this museum, you can expand your knowledge about wayang as well as foreign pupets and traditional music instrument with your friends. Apart from that, we did various fun activities there, such as: Walking around and explore the wayangs and more that were on display in this museum. We had so much fun coming there and even took pictures of our moments in the museum. Right after finishing our small tour at the Wayang Museum, we decided to buy some souvenirs to commemorate. Despite it's low admission price, the museum's facilities are equally well maintained. From the toilet to the collection in this museum. This museum is highly recommended to gain more knowledge about the history of Wayang and more.

Nice place to visit to see our traditional puppets as Indonesian.

Not a big museum compared to some museums in Kota Tua area. It has wide variants of Wayang. You could find some cute dolls to horrifying horror dolls over there. It has quite cool temperature and the design inside is quite good as well. The toilet is also looks great and clean

Nice place to hangout with ur family. Maybe the ticket price is a bit expensive. But it's already includes a life jacket for children, and swimming tires. The price of food and beverage is also quite cheap. Mineral water only 10K, snack 15k, beer 25k, pizza 60k.

Very good place to bring your kids or yourself to play water. Try to come in weekdays instead of weekend. Since the crowded would make the excitement , this place maintained really well. But some parts already not function but the main attraction quite interesting to try. Recommended

Always have a great time when you're here. This place has lots of pool & slides options for kids, teen and adults. When you plan to come here, browse ticket promo from the internet. There are lots of promos there.

Great place, They have 6 major areas which you can try all of them. Make sure you are using clothes that can slip and I suggest to use a but closed one (such as diving suit) to protect you from fraction with the plastic No food & drink from outside and also no camera when sliding. Food & drink are expensive inside, you can rent a locker for 25k (1 bag) or 50k (2-3 bags). For the bathroom, i personally don’t like it since one side of the bathroom have no wall and exposed to outdoor

A great waterpark that's well-maintained, clean and well-organized. Towels, lockers and gazebo's are available for rental. You can also buy shampoo and soap for the showers (showers are available for free). Prices are pretty reasonable with promotions/discounts if you pay with certain bank cards. The price of food was pretty good (we were able to buy a box of KFC 1-piece chicken with rice and small soda for 35,000 rupiah). Line-ups for the slides were very short, even for the bigger rides except for the "Hairpin" ride where the line-up was about 20 minutes. Our daughter really enjoyed the "lazy river" and the kid slides along with the huge "bom blazter" bucket. A great place for a family to spend an entire day.