Leisure
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Jakarta, Jakarta, a large metropolitan city, capital of the Republic of Indonesia, is a treasure trove of attractions that visitors can find within the city, around its spreading suburbs as well as in its cool and picturesque hinterland of West Java, that will make your visit to Jakarta a most memorable stay for both young and old. So, pick your favorite activity, have fun and get completely reinvigorated.
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or those who love music, regular gigs and concerts are staged where world famous bands and singers appear throughout the year and whose performances are constantly fully booked: from Bon Jovi who attracted no less than 40,000 fans from within Indonesia and overseas, to the popular annual Java Jazz concerts that is recognized as one of the best in the world, to heavy metal music, and of course Indonesian top popular singers like Agnes Monica, Anggun, Afgan, Rossa, Andien, Syahrini, just to name a few. While for those who favor Sports, the Jakarta Sunday Car Free days, draw people from around the city to jog, cycle or simply stroll along the broad avenues in the heart of Jakarta around the otherwise heavily trafficked Hotel Indonesia Roundabout to the National Monument area. Since the area is closed to motorized vehicles, it provides fun for the family and reduces city pollution. Every October, Jakarta stages the popular Jakarta Marathon, that is participated by thousands. Or, play Golf on the many undulating courses in and around town built by world renowned players. Moreover, for the more adventurous, take a short ride up the mountains, take on the rapids, go white water rafting, or go spelunking through dark caves. Or else, why not try paragliding, flying free down the mountainside over wide tea plantations. While, in the
north of the city, the Thousand Islands fronting the capital city invite with their refreshing sea breeze and plenty of opportunities to dive in, snorkel, swim, go fishing, or just sunbathe. But for those who prefer to shun the heat, the hundreds of giant malls found across the city offer a plethora of shopping and fashion options in large and cool air-conditioned halls. Hangout with friends at cosy cafes and enjoy tasty meals at popular restaurants. Or, visit the many exhibitions in town, that show the latest cars to handicrafts, adventure travel shows, gadgets, technical equipment and lots more. For history and cultural buffs, Jakarta has a large number of museums, colonial buildings, traditional performances to see and enjoy in comfort (see our Jakarta Heritage and Culture brochure). Besides, for the youth and young spirited folks, recreation parks galore await at Ancol Dreamland with its thrilling rides and beach fun. Seek water slides at Waterbom or Snowbay at Taman Mini an extensive edutainment park. 5
As your plane slowly descends, preparing to land at Jakarta’s Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, look out your window and you will notice hundreds of large and small tropical islands fringed with white beaches. These are known as Jakarta’s Pulau Seribu, meaning the Thousand Islands. Well, there are, in fact, only around 110 islands there, but who is counting? The Pulau Seribu islands are the maritime playground for Jakarta’s population. Here one can enjoy the fresh sea breeze, walk barefoot on the soft white sand, or ride water scooters, banana boats and other adrenaline-pumping sports. In the evening be amazed when the sun sets behind the horizon giving a miraculous glow to the tropical sky, then sit down and enjoy a sumptuous seafood dinner on the beach. Further out into the Java Sea, the islands offer more fishing, snorkeling and diving opportunities. In colonial days Onrust Island was the VOC fortress to defend the city, - then called Batavia, - from invaders, and their ruins can still be seen here. The closer islands like Bidadari, Pulau Ayer and Kahyangan lie closest to the mainland, only some 15 to 20 minutes boat ride from Ancol, so some provide floating cottages, beach sports and more. Those further away are conservation areas for turtles, while for diving, the furthest islands offer clearer visibility. Speedboats leave Ancol Marina to various isiands at 08.00 am, and return around 02.00 pm. Other public sea transportation are available at Muara Angke terminal.
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Kepulauan Seribu The Thousand Islands
Not many people are aware that Jakarta is also blessed with romantic tropical islands-getaway, far away from busy and noisy city streets.
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Diving at Thousand Islands
The Paradiso Islands of Pulau Ayer, Bidadari and Rambut
Pulau Putri, Pulau Sepa and Pulau Pantara
Islands within half an hour reach from Jakarta’s Ancol Marina are Bidadari, Ayer, and Rambut.
Amongst the furthermost islands from the Coast of Jakarta, these three islands are popular destination for leisure activity. Water around the islands is crystal clear with colorful coral reef and fishes swimming around. The beautiful underwater scenery with abundant fishes makes these islands an ideal diving and fishing spot, just 2,5 hours from Ancol Marina with speedboat.
Except for Pulau Rambut which is a sanctuary for migrating birds, the closer islands like Ayer and Bidadari are chiefly recreation islands, that come complete with “floating” cottages and water sports facilities such as banana boats, jet skis and more. Pulau Ayer’s cottages have interior decorations of exotic textiles and sculptures from the Asmat in Papua. While Bidadari also has floating cottages in Manado style.
Pulau Tidung Tidung is one of the largest islands in this cluster of islands. Comprising two islands, the Tidung Besar – or Large Tidung, and Tidung Kecil – or Small Tidung, these are connected by a long bridge romantically called the Bridge of Love. On this bridge young lovers pledge to love one another for the rest of their life while watching the sun slowly slipping into the sea lighting up the sky in wonderful colors. The islands are around 3 hours by speedboat from Muara Angke. They are ideal for snorkeling and are a center for coral reefs research.
Pulau Putri accommodates tourists with an ocean view cottages, diving facilities and equipment, glass-bottomed boats, and an underwater aquarium for the whole family to enjoy the scenery. Visitors are also able to enjoy a sunset in a cruise. Pulau Sepa provides a unique and exciting marine walk experience to the visitors. Donning the special equipment, tourists can enjoy the sensation of walking under the sea and feeding the wildlife. Even more, the island also provides a myriad of water sport such as snorkeling, scuba diving, Jet Ski, canoe, and many more. Pulau Pantara is an ideal island for group activities. The island facilitates 90 cottages and meeting room. The island also offers outdoor activities with the outbound adventure site built in the island.
Coral Reef at Thousand Islands
Turtle Reservation Pulau Pramuka
Pulau Pramuka Pramuka is the main island and is the administrative center of the Pulau Seribu archipelago. For this reason it has the largest population and the best amenities complete with schools, mosques, and best internet connections. Pramuka is also a conservation and breeding island for hawksbill turtles and the protection of mangrove forests. Visitors are invited to release turtle hatchlings to sea and plant mangroves. There is also a butterfly reserve here where you can watch many colorful butterfly species appearing out of their cocoons. The waters near Pramuka are clear and great for snorkeling. Underwater photographers love to take macro-photos of strange little creatures that live in the sea. You can also feed sharks here which are luckily well protected in cages. Pulau Pramuka lies within 2.5 hours by speedboat from Ancol Marina or Muara Angle. Enjoy a sunset meal at the “floating” restaurant.
Pulau Onrust
Onrust Island
As you go island hopping, make it a point to visit Onrust, which is a heritage and archaeological park. In the early 1600’s Onrust island used to be a busy fortress to defend the city of Batavia. Adjacent on Pulau Kelor one can still see remnants of a fortress called the Martello Bastion. Kahyangan were the shipyards of the VOC trading company. It is told that the Endeavour of famed explorer James Cook was repaired here in 1770. 9
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Antuk/pantara Island
Gosong Rengkat Island
Sepa Island
Pelangi Island
Putri Island Genteng Island
Jakarta Main island
Bira Island
Matahari Island
Kelapa Island
Macan Island Panjang Island
Java Island
Opak Island Simpul Island
Kotok Island Panggang Island
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Lang Island Payung Island
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Kongsi Island
Jong Island Fishing
Pari Island Lancang Island
Laki Island
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Untung Jawa Island Ayer Kecil Island
Ayer Besar Island Tanjung Pasir Kamal Onrust
Kelor Island MuseumBidadari Island
Damar Island Nyamuk Island
Kahyangan Island
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EVENTS & CONCERTS As the center and hub of Indonesia’s government, business, trade and finance with a population over 10 million people, Jakarta is naturally where the action is. This is where producers and operators of cars and motorcycles, fashion, handicrafts, tours and travel, manufacturing, agriculture, heavy equipment, music, just name it, must appear to be recognized nationally and internationally. To meet demand, Jakarta has no less than 3 large Convention and Exhibition Halls, namely the Jakarta International Convention Center (JICC) at Senayan, and the Jakarta International Exhibition Hall (JIE), Kemayoran, where the annual Java Jazz Concert is held, occupying no less than 9 stages in 9 different areas playing all at the same time. Meanwhile, the recently opened grand Indonesia Convention and Exhibition (ICE) halls offer multiple and spacious exhibition and convention space at BSD, a suburb on the outskirts of Jakarta, easily accessible by toll road. There are also Theaters where cultural shows, dramas and classical music are presented such as at the Gedung Kesenian Jakarta and the Teater Jakarta at Taman Ismail Marzuki in Menteng. 12
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1. Jakarta Night Festival 2. Indobuildtech 3. Music Run 4. Abang None 5. Ivan Gunawan Fashion Show 6. Flag Raising Ceremony at Seaworld 7. FKJ live PA at parc19 8. Festival of Light at Kemayoran 9. Jakarta Fair at Kemayoran
A world class metropolitan city and capital of Indonesia, Jakarta attracts businessmen and tourists from all around the globe.
For more serious Music concerts, like the concert by Andrea Bocelli, organizers choose Ballrooms of hotels that have a capacity for 1000 persons and over. The latest addition is the Ciputra Artpreneur Theater at Casablanca Road, where large Musical Shows with original international casts are performed such as “Beauty and the Beast” and Andrew Lloyd Weber’s spectacular “Sound of Music”. But, for really large gigs, these can be staged at the Gelora Bung Karno Stadium, where in September 2015 Bon Jovi mesmerized a packed audience of 40,000 fans who came to Jakarta from other Indonesian cities and neighboring countries especially for the occasion. On the other hand, there are events that involve the whole city. The annual Jakarta Great Sale that takes place in June-July involves the participation of hundreds of malls across this metropolitan city. While the Jakarta Marathon, will have a track along a large part of roads that are normally jammed with vehicles, starting from the city center running north to the Old Batavia, or Kota Tua. All these roads will be closed for this special occasion. Therefore, Jakarta’s Calendar of Event is packed all year long with exciting happenings certainly not to be missed. 13
Jakarta’s Theatres & Exhibition Halls
Jakarta Convention Centre Jl. Jend. Gatot Subroto, Central Jakarta T (62-21) 57260000 | www.jcc.co.id
Located at Gelora Bung Karno Sport Complex, the convention hall was built at 1992. The building contained 13 various sized meeting rooms. With more than 5000 seats, the complex also had an underground access to Sultan Hotel, one of the most prestigious hotels in Jakarta.
For even larger gigs, organizers use the concert hall at Pantai Festival in Ancol Dreamland.
Jakarta International Exhibition Expo Jl. Benyamin Sueb, Arena PRJ Kemayoran, Central Jakarta T (62-21) 26645000/131 | www.jiexpo.com
This convention center is located at Kemayoran area and served as venue for various exhibitions, meetings, and concerts in Jakarta. This convention building has five rooms with capacity of 5000 to 12000 people in each room. The highly popular annual Java Jazz where up to 9 stages are needed for world celebrities and Indonesian jazz stars to appear simultaneously, is held here annually.
Outside Jakarta:
The Indonesia Convention Exhibition (ICE) Gelora Bung Karno
Jl. BSD Grand Boulevard, BSD City, South Tangerang T (62-21) 29714600 | www.ice-indonesia.com
Jl. Pintu 1 Senayan, Central Jakarta T (62-21) 5734070 | www.gelorabungkarno.co.id
The latest addition to Exhibition and Convention Facilities in Jakarta, ICE is located at the modern BSD city, just on the outskirts of Jakarta, conveniently accessible by toll road. ICE is managed by renowned Deutsche Messe. In all, it boasts of 10 large exhibition halls and Convention facilities that allow participation of no less than 3,200 delegates. This large hall can again be divided into halls for 2,000, or 1,000 or 500 participants as required. On its upper floors are more meeting rooms for breakout sessions.
This humongous sport complex stood proudly at the heart of Senayan area. With capacity of 88,000 people, this building was built to host the 1962 Asian Games. Nowadays, the complex also hosts mega-concerts of international superstars. Among some international music performances staged here were Deep Purple, Mick Jagger, Linkin Park, Big Wave Festival, Jakarta International Java Soulnation Festival, JakJazz Festival, Incubus, Maroon 5, N.E.R.D, Deftones, Metallica, Helloween, and Avril Lavigne. 14
Here famous international stars have already performed, the like of Katy Perry, Michael Buble and South Korea’s top group: Super Junior.
Jl. Gedung Kesenian No.1, Central Jakarta T (62-21) 3808283, 3441892 www.gedungkesenianjakarta.co.id
Gedung Kesenian Jakarta
Jakarta Art Performing Theatre is a classical heritage colonial building that was built at 1884 by Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles, the England Governor-General of Java. This building is a place for artists all over Nusantara to perform and show their arts be it theatres, dramas, movies, and literatures, be it the Traditional Nusantara Theatre Festival to contemporary and modern performances.
Teater Jakarta Taman Ismail Marzuki
Jl. Cikini Raya no.73, Central Jakarta T (62-21) 3154087, 31937325, www.tamanismailmarzuki.com
TIM is located at 73rd Cikini Raya Street. The name of the theatre was taken from Betawi own patriotic composer that had created over 200 songs, Ismail Marzuki. This place was known as Taman Raden Saleh (TRS), a public recreation room. TIM itself is a venue for artists to express their innovative masterpieces. Numbers of great theatres played here includes Matah Ati, Mangkunegaran Kingdom, Rainbow Army, Onrop, to the legendary concert of Sirkus Barock. 15
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akarta is a real shopper’s paradise. Huge, fully air-conditioned malls that come complete with boutiques carrying international brands, department stores selling fashionable items to daily crockery, entire floors with a large choice of restaurants, salons, gyms, to supermarkets, skating rinks and cinemas - all under one roof, can be found in every district across this sprawling cosmopolitan city.
Jakarta pampers its residents and visitors alike with over one hundred fully airconditioned malls scattered over the entire city where one can find
As can be expected the most luxurious malls are in the business centers along the main avenues of Jalan Thamrin and Sudirman in the center of town, as well as now also on Jalan Casablanca. While newer outlying suburbs such as at Kelapa Gading or BSD now also vie for upmarket clientele where malls can afford to offer wide open spaces.
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And so, since in this city malls are open from 10am to 10 pm, Jakarta malls are not only for shopping but for bringing the entire family for a whole day of recreation, fun and relaxation besides shopping for groceries, medicines and other necessities – and, best of all, doing all activities in cool air-conditioned surroundings. But overseas visitors who are looking for Batik material and clothings should head to Tanah Abang and Thamrin City mall wholesale markets behind Hotel Indonesia Kempinski. While for more fashionable and finer hand drawn Batiks, these can be found in the Malls or in Kebayoran and Kemang area where Indonesian designers have their boutiques. Jakarta also has specialized markets like the Antique market at Jalan Surabaya. Kemang by Kebayoran has many shops selling both antique and attractive modern Indonesian style furniture. Those looking for stones and semi-precious stone should visit Rawabening market in East Jakarta. Or, if you are looking for gold jewelry, the place is the Cikini Gold Market.
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Central Park
Jl. Let. Jend. S. Parman Kav. 28, West Jakarta | T (62-21) 56989999 www.centralparkjakarta.com
Ciputra Mall
Jl. Arteri S. Parman, West Jakarta T (62-21) 5662121 www.ciputramall.com
Plaza Semanggi
Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav. 50, South Jakarta | T (62-21) 5275878 www.theplazasemanggi.com
Epicentrum Walk
Grand Indonesia Mall
Shopping at Pacific Place
Pondok Indah Mall
Pondok Indah Mall
Grand Indonesia Shopping Town
Pasaraya Grande
Jl. Metro Pondok Indah III-B, South Jakarta | T(62-21) 7506750 www.pondokindahmall.co.id
Jl. Sultan Iskandarsyah 2 No.2, South Jakarta T (62-21) 7207201 www.pasaraya.co.id
Sarinah
Kuningan City
Jl. MH. Thamrin No. 11, Central Jakarta | T (62-21) 31923008 www.sarinah.co.id
Jl. Prof. Dr. Satrio Kav.18, South Jakarta | T (62-21) 57905555 www.kuningancity.com
Gandaria City
fx Sudirman
Jl. Sultan Iskandar Muda, South Jakarta | T (62-21) 29052888 www.gandariacity.co.id
Kelapa Gading Mall
Jl. MH. Thamrin No.1, Central Jakarta T (62-21) 23587000 www.grand-indonesia.com
Jl. Boulevard. Kelapa Gading Blok M, North Jakarta T (62-21) 4531101 www.malkelapagading.com
Plaza Indonesia
Kota Kasablanka
Jl. MH. Thamrin Kav. 28-30, Central Jakarta | T (62-21) 29920000 www.plazaindonesia.com
Jl. Casablanca Raya Kav. 88, South Jakarta | T (62-21) 29465000 www.kotakasablanka.co.id
Plaza Senayan
Pejaten Village
Jl. Asia Afrika No. 8, Central Jakarta T (62-21) 5725555 www.plaza-senayan.com
Jl. Warung Jati Barat No.39, South Jakarta | T (62-21) 7822611 www.lippomalls.com
Senayan City
Plaza Atrium
Jl. Asia Afrika Lot 19, Central Jakarta | T (62-21) 72781000 www.senayancity.com
Jl. Raya Senen No. 135, Central Jakarta | T (021) 3853985 www.plazaatrium.com
Kemang Village
Puri Indah Mall
Jl. Pangeran Antasari No. 36, South Jakarta | T (62-21) 7255999 www.kemangvillage.com
Jl. Puri Indah Raya, West Jakarta T (62-21) 7661122/23 www.puriindahmall.co.id
Mall of Indonesia (MOI)
Blok M Square
Jl. Raya Boulevard Barat, North Jakarta | T (62-21) 45867888 www.mallofindonesia.com
Komplek Rasuna Epicentrum, Jl. H R Rasuna Said, South Jakarta T (62-21) 52906666 www.epiwalk.com
Jl. Melawai V, South Jakarta T (62-21) 72780271 www.blokm-square.co.id
Jl. Jenderal Sudirman Pintu Satu Senayan, South Jakarta T (62-21) 25554142 www.fxsudirman.com
Pacific Place
Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav. 52-53, South Jakarta | T (62-21) 51402828 www.pacificplace.co.id www.galerieslafayette.co.id T (62-21) 57973471: ext. 215
Taman Anggrek Mall
Jl. Let. Jend. S. Parman Kav. 21, West Jakarta | T (62-21) 5643777 www.taman-anggrek-mall.com
Ambassador Mall
Jl. Prof. Dr. Satrio, South Jakarta T (62-21) 5262818
Tamini Square
Jl. Raya Taman Mini Pintu 1, No. 15, East Jakarta T (62-21) 87782781
Mangga Dua Square
Jl. Gunung Sahari Raya No. 1, North Jakarta T (62-21) 62313000
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Jakarta Gems Centre, Rawabening
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Jl. Bekasi Barat Raya East Jakarta
Jl. Surabaya, Menteng, Central Jakarta
JGC is the largest shopping center gemstone in Indonesia, even in Asia. Located in front of Jatinegara station, there are more than 1,330 stalls selling various kinds of gemstones, crystals, stones, rings, fossils, even antiques and mystique. JGC is growing rapidly and is always filled with local and international tourists.
If you are looking for Indonesian antiques, then Jalan Surabaya in the Menteng area is your answer. Just be aware that there are authentic and “new” antiques so you must search with professional eyes. Dutch porcelain, old watches, old kerosene lamps, Balinese statues to Kalimantan machetes and blowpipes, the list of antiques in this place is endless. Jalan Surabaya in Menteng area offers Jakarta inhabitants with artifacts and memorabilia across Indonesia.
Here you can find agates known as batu akik. Many Indonesians believe that some stones contain supernatural powers that can bring good luck and wealth to its wearer or to ward off evil. For this reason, the Jakarta Gems Centre is most often crowded.
Cikini Gold Center
Rawa Belong Flower Market
Cikini Gold Center is the largest and most complete gold and jewelry-shopping destination in Jakarta. Cikini market was established at 1962 as a center of golden and jewelry trade. Merchants of Cikini Market are known to possess a very good expertise. Offering a famous brand with best quality and cheapest price in its class, Cikini Gold Market is a solution for every of your jewelries need.
This market is a flower and decorative plant commercial center from Java and Sumatera area. The variants of flowers being sold here encompass local flower like rose, jasmine, orchid; and imported flowers such as tulip, lily, and frangipani.
Jl. Pengangsaan Timur Raya, Menteng, Central Jakarta
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1. Surabaya Street 2. Jakarta Gems Center 3. Ancol Art Market 4. Tanah Abang Mall 5. Pasar Baru 6. Cikini Gold Center
Jl Sulaiman, Kebon Jeruk-West Jakarta
Wholesale Market Pusat Grosir Blok A-B Tanah Abang
Jl. Fachrudin no.1, Tanah Abang, Central Jakarta T (62-21) 23570001 www.bloka-tanahabang.com
Considered as the Jakarta Textile center, Pasar Tanah Abang offers a wholesale fashion and textile goods with reasonable prices. The market is fully air conditioned for the comfortable and relaxing shopping experience. The biggest of its kind in Southeast Asia, the market offers a wide range of goods including male and female fashion, kids fashion, Muslim clothing, Jeans, Batik, underwear, bags, shoes, and many more accessories. Thamrin City
Jl. Thamrin Boulevard, Kebon Kacang Raya, Central Jakarta www.thamrincity.co.id
This busy shopping center is located at Thamrin Area. Many people came to this establishment looking for Batik and many other goods. Apart from shopping area, Thamrin City also houses an exhibition hall, office buildings, and many more. Here you will find not only batiks from Yogyakarta or Solo, but also from Pekalongan, Lasem, Madura, Bali, Palembang even Batik Papua. Here are also other wonderful woven textiles, songket and lots more also in ready to wear, accessories and more.
Mangga Dua
Jl. Mangga Dua Raya, West Jakarta Mangga Dua houses some of Jakarta’s famous wholesale market. Here, one can expect to find goods usually not found in other establishments across the city. With bargainable non-fixed prices, Mangga Dua remains a popular destination for shoppers across the nation.
Glodok Electronics
Glodok, located in Jakarta’s Chinatown is known as an electronics center that offers a variety of electronic goods with a variety of models. The goods are sold at a more competitive price and even then are still negotiable. Electronic goods in this market are mostly imported from Singapore, China, Japan, Europe, and America.
Asemka Wholesale Market Located in Tambora, Asemka or often also known, as Pasar Pagi Lama is the largest wholesale center in Jakarta, even the largest in Indonesia selling ranges of goods such as accessories (barrettes, rubber, necklaces, brooches, earrings, bracelets, etc.), children’s toys, stationery, cosmetics, and other products. ITC Mangga Dua
Jl. Mangga Dua Raya No. 8, North Jakarta
ITC Kuningan
Jl. Prof. Dr. Satrio, South Jakarta
ITC Roxy Mas
Jl KH. Hasyim Ashari, West Jakarta
ITC Fatmawati
Klender Furniture Market Jl. Pahlawan Revolusi, Pondok Bambu, East Jakarta Klender Furniture Market is located east of Jakarta, providing the best furniture from all over Indonesia be it bed, dining table sets, cabinets, and much more. Sent directly from the artisans, especially in Kudus and Jepara, this market provides both simple and decorative furniture.
Ruko Duta Mas Fatmawati, Jl. RS. Fatmawati No. 39, Cipete, South Jakarta
ITC Cempaka Mas Jl. Let. Jend. Suprapto, Central Jakarta
Pusat Grosir Cililitan
Jl. Mayjen. Sutoyo No. 76, East Jakarta | T (62-21) 30016789
Pasar Baru Jl. KH. Samanhudi, Central Jakarta This is the oldest shopping center ever built in Jakarta; this place was established in the early 1800s. Located near Lapangan Banteng and Gedung Kesenian Jakarta, this area was exclusive haunt of Dutch aristocrats. Nowadays, the area offers textiles and leather goods to each shoppers needs. This place is also famous for its large pedestrian space and street food merchants offering their goods to travellers there. The area also houses a large Indian Indonesian Community, usually working as textile and sporting apparels merchants for many generations. After a tiring stroll, stop at the nostalgic Bakmi Gang Kelinci for some of Jakarta’s most popular bowl of noodles and meatballs.
Ancol Art Market Jl. Lodan Timur No.7 Taman Impian Jaya Ancol, Pademangan, North Jakarta Art Market at Ancol Dreamland is an open-air spacious market specializing in the trade of Artistic objects from across the nation. Be it paintings, sculptures, potteries, or other various trinkets holding an artistic value from across the nation, the market is a perfect place for those who are looking for souvenirs or gifts. On weekends the Art Market presents traditional performances, from wayang to contemporary dances based on ancient traditions.
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Planetarium Jakarta’s Planetarium was built on the initiative of Indonesia’s first president, Soekarno, who in 1964 instructed its construction. The Jakarta Planetarium and Observatory was finally opened by Jakarta’s Governor Ali Sadikin on 10 November 1968 sited within the Taman Ismail Marzuki Arts complex. Soekarno wanted the Indonesian people and especially its youth to learn not only about the world but also the Universe we live in. Today, Jakarta Planetarium is the only one in the country where daily shows of the universe can be enjoyed. Using the Universarium VIII Carl Zeiss Projector, audiences feel as being transported into space to observe planets and the multitude of stars. The one hour shows explain the solar structure, the earth, to the solar and lunar eclipses. Called the Theater of the Stars, shows are three times daily on Tuesdays through Thursdays 09.30, 11.0 and 13.30; Fridays twice daily at 09.30 and 13.30, and Saturdays and Sundays 4 times, at 10.00, 11.30, 13.00 and 14.30 hrs. Twice monthly the public is given the opportunity to observe the planets and stars direct through telescopes depending on the clarity of the sky. 20
Taman Ismail Marzuki, Jl. Cikini Raya No. 73, Central Jakarta, T (62-21) 2305146
Astronomical Hallway
Planetarium Museum
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ANCOL DREAMLAND
Jakarta’s beach resort Jl. Lodan Timur No. 7, North Jakarta www.ancol.com
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For recreation and attractions to keep each and everyone in the family happy, Jakarta offers a large variety of both outdoor and indoor fun for all.
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Ancol Dreamland or Taman Impian Jaya Ancol, is Jakarta’s largest and complete multi-themes park. A vast beach resort in the north of Jakarta facing the Java Sea, Ancol Dreamland covers a wide 80 hectares swathe of shoreline. This is an integrated park that offers everything from beach and water sports to fun rides, swimming pools to Eco-Park and spectacular shows where international stars perform. The Fantasy World or better known as Dufan (for Dunia Fantasi) offers 27 heart stopping rides from a giant roller coaster to the Niagara Flume and the Tornado, as well as the Dolls Castle or Istana Boneka. In the Atlantis Water Adventure there are 8 large pools offering a variety of waves and slides. Here is also an Art Market, an Eco-Park and an Ocean Park. Ancol has three hotels where you can spend your entire long weekend and holidays in the cosy comfort of beach bungalows or hold meetings away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
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Biking & Sports on
Car Free Day
Every Sunday morning is now Car Free day in Jakarta. Held in the heart of this metropolitan city, the main avenues of Jalan Sudirman-Thamrin are completely cleared of motorized traffic to allow one and all to enjoy sports on the road. The purpose was, moreover, to reduce pollution in the city. Introduced in 2007, Car Free Day allows space for residents of Jakarta to stroll, jog and bike at leisure on roads that are normally packed with cars. The sports areas for the public also include the area around the National Monument, the Senayan Sports Complex and around Batavia Kota Tua plaza. At first intended to be held only 3 times a year, the idea gained momentum each year, and so today every Sunday Morning is Car Free Day. This has led other areas as well as cities to copy the idea. In Central Jakarta, Car Free Day is every Sunday from 06.00 am to 11.00 am, when Jalan Sudirman-Thamrin is closed to all traffic. In South Jakarta it is the Jalan Sisingamangaraja that connects directly with Jalan Sudirman; in North Jakarta, Jalan Kelapa Gading Park is closed on Sundays from 06.00 am to 10.00 am, and in the Bintaro suburb, Boulevard Bintaro Jaya is closed for Car Free Day from 06.00 am – 09.00 am every Sunday. The weekly closure of these normally jammed roads has reduced pollution in the surrounding areas providing better and healthier air quality for residents. On a visit to Jakarta, Lord Mayor of London admired the concept and is thinking of introducing this in London, while Paris has started to introduce the Car Free Day concept along the Champs Elysees.
Popular Water Parks in Jakarta Snowbay Waterpark TMII
Waterbom Jakarta
Jl. Raya TMII, Pinang Ranti, East Jakarta T (62-21) 87783530 | www.snowbay.co.id
Jl. Pantai Indah Barat No.1, Pantai Indah Kapuk, North Jakarta | T (62-21) 55966666
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Royale Jakarta Golf
Jakarta’s Superb
Challenging Golf Course
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Jakarta is a famous spot in golfing scene as it hosts many PGA scaled event s regularly, attended by enthusiasts, domestic and international.
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ndonesia is known for the country’s wonderful top class golf courses spread across the archipelago. With 26 superb golf courses in and around Jakarta, Indonesia’s capital city is no exception. Most were created by world class designers like Jack Nicklaus, Rober Trent Jones, Arnold Palmer, Gary Player, Nick Faldo, Peter Thomson and Greg Norman. Jakarta ‘s Golf scene offers challenging courses that are easily accesible and extend superb hospitality, services and facilities. The courses are excellently maintained, have professional and friendly caddies and best of all their rates are competitive and very reasonable.
Below is a list of Golf Courses in around Jakarta: East Jakarta Golf Courses Royale Jakarta Golf Jl. Raya Halim Tiga, Halim Perdana Kusuma, East Jakarta | T (62-21) 80888999 F (62-21) 8087887 | www.royalejakarta.com
Introduced as one of the five great new golf courses in Asia, the Royale Jakarta Golf Club is designed by Bob Moore Jr. & JMP Group. With its green paradise concept of expansive meadows decorated with sea isle Supreme Paspalum in every area of its 27 holes, and the calming beauty of the lake will fulfil both the challenging golf and visual serenity of any avid golfer.
Royale Jakarta Golf
Padang Golf Halim 1 & 2 Padang Golf Halim 1 Jl. Skuadron, Halim Perdana Kusuma Padang Golf Halim 1, East Jakarta T (62-21) 8005762
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Royale Jakarta Golf
Padang Golf Halim 2 T (62-21) 8090729
North Jakarta Golf Courses Damai Indah Golf PIK Course
Jl. Marina Indah, Pantai Indah Kapuk, North Jakarta Driving Range T (62-21) 8007523 T (6221) 5882388 | F (6221) 5882391 www.golfhalim.tripod.com www.damaiindahgolf.com
Started as the Indonesian Air Force first golf course, it is popular for its challenging course and low fees. Lakes used as part of the irrigation system, large mature trees, bunkers and tricky grees are all part of the enjoyment. Together the two golf courses offer 36 holes. Jakarta Golf Club
This 18 holes golf course is located along the Java Sea coastline and incorporates relaxing pools and gently winding streams, strategically positioned water hazards, bunkers and rustic fieldstone walls of indigenous stone. The Damai Indah Golf PIK Course is indisputably one of the best the world has to offer with wide stadium fairways, lush tropical landscaping and green rolling hills. The Course also offers a three-holes night golf.
Jl. Rawamangun Muka Raya No. 1, East Jakarta T (62-21) 4754739 | F (62-21) 4754740 www.jakartagolfclub.org
The course demands thoughtful, accurate and patient approaches to shot making. Located in Rawamangun, a thirtyminutes drive from Jakarta’s CBD, this 18-holes course was first established in 1872 and was called the Batavia Golf Club before its name was changed to the Jakarta Golf Club.
South Jakarta Golf Courses
PONDOK INDAH golf course
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Pondok Indah Golf Course Jl. Metro Pondok Indah No.1, South Jakarta T (62-21) 7694906/F (62-21) 7502602 www.golfpondokindah.com
Situated near Jakarta’s Business District, near the center of the city, Pondok Indah Golf Course offers golfers a location where the architect has seemingly done little to disturb the natural harmony, blending the course into a green environment. Matoa National Golf Course & Country Club Jl. Moh. Kahfi 1 Km. 7, Ciganjur, South Jakarta T (62-21) 7870864/F (62-21) 7274022 www.matoanational.net
Located in the quiet and secluded area of Ciganjur in South Jakarta, the course offers fresh air without the long drive out of the city.
Bandar Kemayoran Golf Course Jl. Trembesi D3-4, Kota Baru, Bandar Kemayoran, Central Jakarta | T (62-21) 6541156 | F (62-21) 6545486
Located on the old Kemayoran airport, Padang Golf Kemayoran is easily accesible from the city. The 18-holes course has a par 72 ranking for a total playing distance of 6,494 meters. Senayan Golf Driving Range Jl. Pintu V, Gelora Bung Karno Senayan, Central Jakarta | T (62-21) 5720412 | F (62-21) 5720411
The Senayan Golf Driving Range is located right in the heart of Jakarta’s Business Disctrict, only minutes away from the Semanggi toll road exit. This spacious driving range offers busy executives and enthusiastic golfers a great place to learn and improve their golfing skills during lunch breaks or after a busy day in the office.
West Jakarta Golf Courses
Senayan National Golf Club
Cengkareng Golf Club
Jl. Asia Afrika Gate IX, Senayan, South Jakarta T (62-21) 5710181 | F (62-21) 5706364 www.klubgolfsenayan.co.id
Soewarna Business Park Block G, Lot 1-2 Seokarno-Hatta International Airport, Tangerang T (62-21) 55911111 | F (62-21) 55912222 www.cengkarenggolfclub.com
Formerly known as Kebayoran Golf Course -now also known as Klub Golf Senayan- the course forms an inseparable part of Indonesia’s golfing tradition. The course layout is challenging and renowned for its “tight” tree lined fairways–a true test for golfers of all levels. There are many large trees and dogleg fairways to challenge your swing. Padang Golf Pangkalan Jati Jl. Jati Indah Raya No. 1, Pangkalan Jati, Cinere South Jakarta | T (62-21) 7513326 | F (62-21) 7510762 www.golfpangkalanjati.com
Carrying the motto “Challenges among natural atmosphere”, the 18-holes Padang Golf Pangkalan Jati is pleasantly situated between Depok and Jakarta. Encompassing a total area of 40 hectares with an actual natural river running through, the course is designed by Indonesia’s own designer in 1976 and started operations in 1979.
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Central Jakarta Golf Courses
Jakarta Suburbs Golf Course
Emerald Golf and Country Club
Emeralda Golf and Country Club Desa Tapos, Cimanggis, Bogor, West Java T (62-21) 8759019 | F (62-21) 8759021 E
[email protected]
Damai Indah Golf BSD Course Jl. Bukit Golf I, Sektor VI, BSD City, Tangerang T (62-21) 5370290 | F (62-21) 5370288 www.damaiindah-golf.com
Sentul Highlands Golf Club
Sentul City, Sentul, Bogor, West Java T (62-21) 87960266 | F (62-21) 87960277 E
[email protected] www.sentulhighlands.com
Rancamaya Golf & Country Club Jl. Rancamaya Utama, Bogor, West Java T (62-251) 8242282 | F (62-251) 8242283 www.rancamaya.com
Riverside Golf and Country Club Desa Bojong Nangka Gunung Putri, Cibinong, West Java T (62- 21) 8671532 | F (62-21) 8671535 www.riverside-golf.com
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GETAWAYS AROUND JAKARTA
For those who are looking for an exciting outdoor activity in Jakarta, there are many exciting outbound attractions around the city. The town of Sukabumi distanced around 4 hours drive out of Jakarta, is located at the foot of Mt. Gede and Mt. Pangrango, where ran a Citarik river for an exciting short and long distanced rafting experience. Due to the challenges and professional operators, this river is chosen to host the 2015 World Rafting Championship. Also around the area, tourists can find an alternative experience at Buniayu cave, to witness the wonderful stalagmite in this wonderful and sensational underground museum.
CAVING & RAFTING in Sukabumi
website for caving: www.buniayucave.com
website for rafting: www.riamjeram.comcom
BOGOR
Botanical Garden
A mere one hour drive south of Jakarta via the toll road, is the town of Bogor. Once called “Buitenzorg”, meaning Sans Souci, the Bogor Botanical Gardens lie right in the city center, while the Bogor Presidential Palace stands nestled as a gem amongst the green vegetation with imposing Mt. Salak volcano as its background. Built in 1744, both the extensive 150 hectares gardens and the Bogor Palace became the resident of Governor General Daendels and British Governor General Sir Stamford Raffles. In the gardens today stands a memorial dedicated to his wife, Olivia Raffles, who died in 1818. Take time to enjoy a leisurely walk across the paths and avenues lined with different species of flowering cannas, stroll by the manicured lawns and admire the 3,000 varieties of orchids found in the Orchid Garden, or just laze in the shade of large ancient trees. The Bogor Botanical Gardens counts over 400 species of palm trees, 5,000 different kinds of trees gathered from around the tropical world. Records show that the Bogor Botanical Gardens harbors 3,504 plant species, 1,273 genus in 199 families and therefore, contains the greatest number of specimens among the world’s Botanical Gardens. 28
PARAGLIDING
IN PUNCAK PASS
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riving up the road beyond the town of Bogor to the highest point in the road at Puncak, before the road descends down to Bandung, you will find swathes of undulating green tea plantations, with afar at the foot of the mountain the town of Bogor and on the horizon by the sea lies the city of Jakarta. This is Puncak Pass, playground of paragliders. The starting platform lies just before you reach the colonial style Puncak Restaurant on the left. From here gliders will jump and take to the skies to majestically glide down to the landing area, which is just where the tea plantations begin. In flight, gliders will enjoy flying free, accompanied only by the cool mountain breeze, looking down on a most scenic tropical panorama. Beginners are welcome, who, of course, will fly tandem with experienced instructors. On 9-17 August 2015 The World Paragliding Accuracy Championship was staged here in Puncak, the first time ever held outside Europe.
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The Pinisi Edutainment Park, located on the 8th, 9th and 10th floor of the Pasaraya Building at Blok M in Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta, offers attractions for kids to teenagers from aged 2 years old to 16 years old.
Pinisi Edutainment Park It is unique that it provides fun for the children while introducing kids to their own culture, by immersing them in wayang stories and batik painting skills. The Park aims to educate children in technology, the arts, ecology, and innovation through games as well as through leisure activities and interactive experiences. Started in 2011 as a playground with carousel, bumper boats and the like, in 2012 the Park added a planetarium and classes in traditional arts and handicrafts. In 2013 a science center was added on the 8th floor.
The Park is open daily from 10.00 am – 07.00 pm. Through the week tickets cost Rp. 125,000 for kids from 1 year to 3 years old, while older children and adults pay Rp. 150,000. On Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays, adult tickets are Rp. 160,000.
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Pasaraya Blok M, Lt. 9 & 10 Jl. Iskandarsyah II No 2 South Jakarta T (62-21) 7264499, 7226060
Cheetah
NATURE & WILDLIFE
RAGUNAN ZOO Jl. R.M. Harsono No. 1, Ragunan, South Jakarta T (62-21) 7820015, 789015, 7806975 Originally built in 1864 at Cikini on a land donated by famous Indonesian painter Raden Saleh, the Jakarta Zoo was moved to its present location and opened in 1966. A very popular attraction, on 1 January 2015 the Zoo received over 186,000 visitors in the one day. The previous location now houses the Taman Ismail Marzuki Art Center and Jakarta’s Planetarium and Observatory.
Baby Gorrila
The Zoo is divided into several sectors. In the Reptiles division one can watch the prehistoric komodo dragons, pythons, king cobras, crocodiles and lizards. A Special enclosure covering 13 hectares called the Schmutzer Primate Center houses gorillas, orangutans, chimpanzees and other apes in spacious natural environment. While, in the Birds sector one can watch colorful birds of paradise, cockatoos, flamingoes, hornbills flutter around, and pelicans and swans glide by. Among mammals are the endangered Sumatran tigers, lions, babirusa, tapirs, llamas and more. There is also an open range with wetlands, swamps and savannahs, where wild deer and bantengs roam free.
Baby Elephant
The Ragunan Zoo is easily reached via the Jakarta Outer Ring Road or take the Trans Jakarta bus Corridor 6.
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Brown Bear
Lion White Tiger
NATURE & WILDLIFE
SAFARI PARK The Safari Park at Cisarua near the town of Bogor on the way up to the Puncak Pass, is Indonesia’s first safari park. Set in a jungle-like forest, animals roam free and even meet and greet visitors, who are, of course, safely protected within their cars. Zebras and deer will approach cars hoping for carrots, that can be bought before entering the Park. Private cars may enter the Park at a fee. Do make sure to close your windows especially when entering the lion’s park.
Hippopotamus
Covering an area of 170 hectares, here one can see up close tigers, sun bears, hippos, zebras, cheetahs and komodos “in the wild”. One can also walk in the birdcage. There is a Baby Zoo where children can take photos with cute baby lions, orangutans, and tigers. The Park has daily shows among which a Wild West Show and an Elephant Show. It also has Special exhibits of Humboldt penguins, wallabies and kangaroos. Those wishing to stay overnight can rent bungalows or go camping. There is also a Safari Waterpark and a sky lift for visitors to get a real bird’s eye view of the Park. Located 1-2 hours from Jakarta, best visit the Safari Park on Weekdays since the road up to Puncak is usually jammed on weekends and the Police enforce one way traffic alternately. The Safari Park is a wonderfully exciting and refreshing attraction for the entire family.
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Entertainment
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When the sun sets over the city, which in the tropics comes regularly around 6.00 pm and the working day comes to a close, a different
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s the millions of professionals and workers stream out of the tall highrise buildings, many do not go home directly but prefer to hang out with friends and enjoy each other’s company while waiting out the worst peak traffic time. This is when Jakarta’s cafes, restaurants, karaokes, cinemas and way-side food streets fill up with hungry crowds looking for food, fun and entertainment to unwind from the daily grind. And as the night proceeds, elegant dinner shows, concerts, music clubs and lounges continue to entertain until the wee hours of the morning, when the first vendors start to bring their ware to market even before the break of dawn.
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POPULAR HANGOUTS
Bart at Artotel
Bars & Nightclubs BART @ Artotel Jakarta Hard Rock Cafe Artotel Jakarta, 7th Floor Pacific Place, Ground Floor
Jl. Sunda No.3, Thamrin Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav. 54-55 Central Jakarta South Jakarta T (62-21) 31925888 T (62-21) 57973055/57973044 www.artotelindonesia.com
Blowfish City Plaza at Wisma Mulia Jl. Jend. Gatot Subroto Kav. 42 South Jakarta T (62-21) 52971234
Burgundy Grand Hyatt Hotel Jl. MH. Thamrin Kav. 28-30 Central Jakarta T (62-21) 29921425
Dragon Fly Graha BIP Ground Floor, Jl. Gatot Subroto No. 23, South Jakarta T (62-21) 5206789
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LOEWY Oakwood Jl. Lingkar Mega Kuningan E 42 No. 1, Setiabudi, Kuningan Timur South Jakarta T (62-21) 25542378 www.loewyjakarta.com
Luna Negra Plaza Bapindo Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav 54-55 T (62-21) 29950077, South Jakarta www.lunanegra.co.id
Portico Senayan City-Panin Tower Ground Floor, Jl. Asia Afrika No. 19, Central Jakarta T (62-21) 72781641
Potato Head Garage Jl. Jend. Sudirman (Fairgrounds) T (62-21) 57956977, SCBD Lot 14 South Jakarta T (62-21) 57973322/57973330
Segarra Jl. Lodan Timur No. 7 Pantai Carnaval Ancol, North Jakarta T (62-21) 64710101 www.segarrajakarta.com
Social House Grand Indonesia Shopping Town East Mall 1st Fl. Jl. MH. Thamrin No. 1 Central Jakarta T (62-21) 23581818 www.ismayausserver.com/socialhouse
Bats Shangri-La Hotel Jl. Jend Sudirman, Kav 1, Central Jakarta T (62-21) 5748400
Karaoke Diva
Central Park Mall, Tribeca Building 1st Fl. Unit 02, Jl. Let. Jend. S. Parman Kav. 28, West Jakarta T (62 21) 2920 0077 www.divakaraoke.co.id
Happy Puppy
Billiards XKTV
Afterhour
Senayan City Unit. LG-06C, Jl. Asia Afrika Lot 19, Central Jakarta T (62-21) 72781536
Sarinah Building 2nd Fl., Jl. MH. Thamrin No.11, Central Jakarta T (62-21) 39832047
Cinemas
La Codefin 2nd Fl. Jl. Kemang Raya No.8 South Jakarta Blitzmegaplex T (62 21) 7199907 www.blitzmegaplex.com www.happy-puppy.co.id
Cinema XXI
Inul Vizta
www.21cineplex.com
Plaza Semanggi 6th Floor. Jl. Jend Sudirman Kav. 50, South Jakarta www.vizta.co.id
IMAX Home
Nav Family Karaoke
www.cinemaxxtheater.com
www.21cineplex.com/imax
Cinemaxx
Jl. Blvd. Raya Blok TB-2 No.14-15, Kelapa Gading Permai, North Jakarta T (62-21) 4517869 www.nav.co.id
Rooftop Bars CJ’s Mulia Hotel Jl. Asia Afrika Senayan South Jakarta T (62-21) 5753275
Colosseum @1001 hotel Jl. Kunir No.7, Kota Tua, West Jakarta T (62-21) 6909999
Domain Senayan City, Jl. Asia Afrika Lot 19, Central Jakarta T (62-85) 719196913
Immigrant Nightclub and Restaurant Plaza Indonesia Level 6th #E02-E03, Jl. MH. Thamrin Kav. 28-30, Central Jakarta T (62-21) 39838257-58 www.immigrant-jakarta.com
Illigals Hotel & Club
Awan Lounge Kosenda Hotel, Jl. K.H. Wahid Hasyim No.127, Central Jakarta T (62-21) 31936868 www.awanlounge.com
SKYE
Jl. Hayam Wuruk No. 108, West Jakarta T (62-21) 6298899 www.illigalsclub.com
BCA Tower 56th Fl., Jl. M.H. Thamrin No. 1, Central Jakarta T (62 21) 23586996
Empirica
Cloud Lounge
Lot 8, Hall A, Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav.52-53, Exodus South Jakarta Kuningan City Mall 5-7th Floor, P3, T (62-21) 51400388 Jl Prof Dr Satrio Kav. 18, South Jakarta X2 T (62-21) 57905555 Plaza Senayan, 4th Fl. Senayan Square Complex, Fable Club Jl. Asia Afrika No. 8, South Jakarta T (62-21) 5725559 | www.x2club.net SCBD Fairground Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav 52-53, Lot 14, South Jakarta T (62-21) 5151501
The Plaza Office Tower 46 & 49 Floor, Jl. MH. Thamrin No.28-30, Central Jakarta | T (62-21) 29922450
8 LOUNGE Ritz Carlton Pacific Place Sudirman Central Business District (SCBD), Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav. 52-53, South Jakarta 35 T (62-21) 2550 1888
HOTELS IN JAKARTA
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Central Jakarta all Seasons Jakarta Thamrin Jl. Talang Betutu No.2, Central Jakarta T (62-21) 304 22222 F (62-21) 304 22201 E
[email protected] www.accorhotels.com
InterContinental Jakarta Midplaza
Jl. Jend. Gatot Subroto, Central Jakarta T (62-21) 5703600 www.sultanjakarta.com
Keraton at The Plaza
Sari Pan Pacific Jakarta
Jl. MH. Thamrin Kav. 15, Borobudur Jakarta Central Jakarta Jl. Lapangan Banteng Selatan No.1, T (62-21) 50680000 Central Jakarta F (62-21) 50689999 T (62-21) 3805555, 3809595 www.keratonatthe www.hotelborobudur.com plazajakarta.com
Grand Hyatt Jakarta Jl. MH. Thamrin Kav. 28-30, Central Jakarta T (62 21) 29921234 F (62 21) 29921345 E
[email protected] www.jakarta.grand.hyatt.com
Hotel Indonesia Kempinski Jl. MH. Thamrin No. 1, Central Jakarta T (62 21) 23583800 www.kempinski.com/jakarta
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The Sultan Hotel Jakarta
Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav 10-11, Central Jakarta T (62 21) 2510888 www.intercontinental.com
Jl. MH. Thamrin 59, Central Jakarta T (62-21) 29932888 www.grandsahidjaya.com
Shangri-la
Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav. 1, Central Jakarta T (62-21) 29229999 Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav. 18-20, Central Jakarta, T (62 21) 2513131 www.shangri-la.com www.starwoodhotels.com/ lemeridien Sheraton Media Hotel & Towers Jl. Gunung Sahari Raya No.3, Mandarin Oriental Hotel Central Jakarta Jl. MH. Thamrin, T (62-21) 6263001 Central Jakarta F (62-21) 6263011 T (62-21) 29938888 E
[email protected] www.mandarinoriental.com www.sheraton.com/jakarta
Le Meridien Jakarta
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South Jakarta
1. all Seasons Hotel’s Room 2. Skyloft 3. Le Meridien Hotel’s Room 4. Grand Hyatt’s Room 5. Kempinski’s Restaurant 6. Kempinski’s Bathroom 7. Le Spa
North Jakarta
The Dharmawangsa Jakarta
The Park Lane Jakarta
Aston Marina
Jl. Brawijaya Raya No. 26, Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta T (62-21) 7258181 F (62-21) 7258383 www.the-dharmawangsa.com
Jl. Casablanca Kav.18, South Jakarta T (62-21) 8282000 F (62-21) 8282222 www.parklanejakarta.com
Jl. Lodan Raya No. 2A, Marina Mediterania, Tower A, North Jakarta T (62-21) 69837120 www.aston-international.com
Gran Mahakam
The Ritz-Carlton Jakarta
Best Western Mangga Dua
Jl.Mahakam I No.6, Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta T (62-21) 7209966 www.granmahakam.com
Jl. Lingkar Mega Kuningan Area Kav. E.1.1 No.1, South Jakarta T (62-21) 25518888 www.ritzcarlton.com/ jakartapacificplace.com
Jl. Mangga Dua Abdad No. 111, North Jakarta T (62-21) 6122999 F (62-21) 62201133 www.bwmanggaduahotel.com
Fairmont Jakarta
Jl. Mangga Dua Raya, North Jakarta T (62-21) 6128811 F (62-21) 6128822 www.jakarta.legrandeurhotels.com
Hotel Aryaduta Semanggi Jl. Garnisun Dalam No. 8, Karet Semanggi, South Jakarta T (62-21) 2515151 (hunting) F (62-21) 2514090 www.aryaduta.com
JW Marriott Jl. DR Ide Anak Agung Gde Agung Kav E. 1. 2 No. 1&2, Mega Kuningan Area, South Jakarta T (62-21) 57988888 F (62-21) 57988833 www.marriott.com/Jakarta
Sentral Senayan II, Jl. Asia Afrika No.8, South Jakarta T (62-21) 29703333 www.fairmont.com
Le-Grandeur Hotel
Swiss-Belhotel Mangga Besar Jl. Kartini Raya No. 57, North Jakarta T (62-21) 6393888 F (62-21) 6595888 www.swiss-belhotel.com
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East Jakarta
Ciputra
Ibis Jakarta Cawang Hotel
Jl. Let. Jend. S. Parman, West Jakarta T (62- 21) 5660640 F (62-21) 5661172 www.ciputra.com
Menara Peninsula Hotel Slipi Jl. Let. Jend. S. Parman No. 78, Slipi, West Jakarta T (62-21) 5350888 www.menarapeninsulahotel.com
Pullman Central Park Jl. Let. Jend. S. Parman Kav 28, West Jakarta T (62-21) 29200088 F (62-21) 29200099 www.pullmanhotels.com
Santika Premiere Jakarta Jl. KS Tubun No.7, West Jakarta T (62-21) 5361777/5330350 F (62-21) 5483457 www.santika.com/jakarta-premiere
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Jl. MT. Haryono No.9, Cawang, East Jakarta, T (62-21) 29257777 F (62-21) 8004965 Reservation: @ibis-jakarta-cawang.com www.ibis.com/gb/hotel-8456-ibisjakarta-cawang/
Park Hotel Jl. D.I Pandjaitan Kav 5, East Jakarta T (62-21) 29982000 F (62-21) 2998 2005 E
[email protected] www.parkhotel.co.id
Santika Taman Mini Indonesia Indah Jl. Pintu 1, Taman Mini Indonesia Indah East Jakarta T (62-21) 29378500 F (62-21) 29378600 www.santika.com
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1. The Hermitage’s Room 2. The Hermitage’s Meeting Room
General Information Use International Calling Code and Jakarta Area Code (+62-21) for calling from your country. EMERGENCY CALL Ambulance..........................................................118/119 Fire Department..........................................................113 National Search And Rescue......................................115 Natural Disaster...........................................................164 PLN Electricity..............................................................123 Police..........................................................................110 Telkom General Information........................................108
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