Passing through the independent square area as the center of the Indonesian state government, the Presidential palace & Arjuna Wijaya statue

Next, immerse yourself in Indonesia’s history at the National Museum, one of the most comprehensive museums in Southeast Asia. This cultural gem showcases a vast collection of archaeological, ethnographic, and geographical artifacts, offering a fascinating look at Indonesia’s diverse cultures, ancient civilizations, and rich history. With galleries dedicated to prehistoric, Hindu-Buddhist, and Islamic art, visitors can learn about the development of Indonesian society over millennia. Please note, the museum is closed on Mondays, so plan your visit accordingly. It’s an essential stop for anyone interested in exploring the cultural depth and history of Indonesia, and the exhibits are designed to be both educational and engaging for visitors of all ages.

Located in Jalan Lapangan Banteng Utara, The Cathedral built in gothic style dates back to 1891. It has a high tower with high windows decorated with glass paintings. Inside the church are 3 altars that together form a semi-circle. It also has a beautiful old altar that reflects sound like a conch shell.

Istiqlal Mosque in Jakarta, Indonesia is the largest mosque in Southeast Asia and the sixth largest mosque in the world in terms of worshipper capacity. Istiqlal, which means “Independence” in Arabic. Located in the city center, almost opposite the National Cathedral, the Mosque is also meant to be a symbol of peace and religious tolerance. (Istiqlal Mosque is closed every Friday, you can see from the outside only)

We will pass & explore the traditional wet market and see the local community do their business and activity. You can try some authentic Indonesian snacks and Tropical fruits.

Visit the National Monument a Landmark of Jakarta 132 Meters tall symbolizing the nation’s independence. The monument's basement houses an exhibit of 48 dioramas depicting the history of Indonesia. Enter the independence room to see the proclamation gate, Garuda as the National emblem, and the gold-plated Indonesian map. Note: National Monument closed on Monday

Formerly this area was the center of Dutch colonial government. There is a canal with a building background with Dutch architecture, therefore this area is known as little Amsterdam.

Meet puppet masters, learn about puppet making from Indonesia, how to play, and see wayang collections from various regions in Indonesia.

Seeing the Confucian Community in the Dharma Bhakti Temple is the oldest Confucianism temple in Jakarta which until now was still active and has become a center of worship, religious ceremonies and Chinese traditions.