Jakarta Things to Do Tips by black_mimi99 Top 5 Page for this destination

Inside the Phinisi Ship Sunda Kelapa Review

This ship is special made for restaurant in Caribbean island, so they decorated like a luxury restaurant....
When I visit inside the ship, they still not finishing decorated yet....

Phinisi ship Sunda Kelapa Review

A simple wooden boat able to navigate the sea of the Indian Ocean which is known to have large waves. Bugis fishermen in Makassar, South Sulawesi, large seas using a wooden boat called Phinisi (Pinisi). For hundreds of years they brought trade between Indonesia to Madagascar, Africa. This sturdy ship in waves penetrate thousands of kilometers.

We can see this ship in Sunda Kelapa harbor.

Kring Kring Bicycle Old Batavia (Kota) Review

In Fatahilah Museum we can rent bicycle for touring surrouding of this museum area.... this included the old style cap....

Sea World Taman Impian Jaya Ancol Review

visit Jakarta Sea World is a great experience for me, cos i love sea and all kind related with the sea.... ^_^, and also all animal in fresh water, in the land... all animal....

Ragunan Zoo

In south Jakarta, there is one big zoo, and I like to see this giant Komodo Dragon....

Butterfly.... Taman Mini Indonesia Indah Review

When in this bird park, we also can see this beautiful butterfly...

Bird Park Taman Mini Indonesia Indah Review

When I went here, so nice to see all this tame and beautiful birds, in the cage or free outside....

Sunset @ Ancol Bay Taman Impian Jaya Ancol Review

Its sunset @ Abcol Bay..... the view so awesome when evening.....

HI Square Thamrin Street Review

HI (Hotel Indonesia) Triagle is located in the golden triagle of jalan Sudirman, jalan Thamrin and Menteng, where famous with the Welcome Statue.....
This 30 meters high statue a man and a woman holding up a bouquet of flowers was commissioned by president Sukarno to welcome the athletes participanting in the 1962 Asian Games.

Pelabuhan Sunda Kelapa Sunda Kelapa Review

Sunda Kelapa, Jakarta’s old port, is perpetually thronged by an armada of Buginese schooners. These ships have a glorious past, but an certain future. The name of the port refers to the coconut plams, or “kelapa”, which thrive in the fertile soil of the alluvial plains on Java’s north coast. The term “Sunda” indicates that this area was originally inhabited by the sundanese people, natives of the western region of Java.

Address: Kota