4 Days 3 Night Jakarta Tour Package

Indonesia’s capital city, Jakarta, is a fascinating place to visit due to its long history, diverse culture, charming natural beauty, and never-ending development. From historical sites to high-end restaurants, discover these must-visit attractions.

Sunda Kelapa is an old port first established during the Pajajaran Hindu Kingdom. Once serving as a main port, the area now only lodged traditional pinisi ship. Other than its historical significance, this harbor also retains its aesthetic beauty, owed to charming colorful ships and clear blue skies.

National Monument (Monumen Nasional or Monas)

This iconic landmark of Jakarta serves not only as a magnificent viewing deck with unrestricted views of the city, but also a museum depicting the nation’s history. Towering at 115 meters (377 ft) high, the building is also majestic to see from the outside, topped with a flame-shaped gold foil.

Istiqlal Mosque

As the biggest mosque in southeast Asia, this building will not disappoint tourists in terms of architectural greatness, as well as cultural and historical significance. Previous satisfied visitors include Barack Obama, King Salman of Saudi Arabia, and other world leaders.

Jakarta Old City

Jakarta was first established as a capital city by Dutch colonials, and the area that is now called Kota Tua served as the headquarters of the Dutch East India Company. The area has several old, European-style buildings that still stand today. Tourists can tour the place by foot or rent a charmingly decorated bicycle.

Fatahillah Museum (Jakarta History Museum)

First built by the Dutch colonials as the city hall, this building has reopened as a museum in 1974, showing historic relics found in Jakarta. The neo-classic architecture is inspired by the Dam Palace in Amsterdam. Fatahillah Museum is located within the charming Old City of Jakarta (Kota Tua Jakarta).

National Museum

The National Museum of Indonesia is as intriguing outside as it is inside. The European architecture building houses historic and ancient archaeological collections from throughout the country. It was first built by the Dutch during the colonial era and has been developed further by the Indonesian government after independence about the country.

Safary Park

Taman Safari National Park  boasts 168 hectares of conservation, education, and adventure that the whole family can enjoy. We will drive  on our own vehicle to observe freely roaming animals. The main attractions are frequently large animals from Sub-Saharan Africa such s giraffes, lions, rhinoceros, elephants, hippopotamus, zebras, ostriches, and antelope. Adjacent to the park is Baby Zoo which will offer another interest where you could hold friendly lion cubs, shake hands with orangutans and see a very unique white tiger.