Jakarta Night Tour: Enjoyable Night Time in Jakarta

With limited public transport, Jakarta is not an easy city to explore independently—especially not by night. Join your private guide for this nighttime sightseeing tour. Explore the city landmarks lit up for the night: the Indonesia National Monument (Monas) topped with a gleaming flame, Taste Indonesia Pancake with a topping of Chocolate mixed with Cheese, Explore the Street Food Area and taste many types of Indonesian Food & Snack, Find out about the history, culture and life of the people a with local host.

Itinerary:

1. Merdeka Square

Merdeka Square is a focal point for Jakarta, which has many government buildings such as the ministry office, the presidential office, and even the landmark of Jakarta (National Monument).

2. National Monument

This is Jakarta’s landmark, a monument with a height of 134 meters. The design at the top of the monument looks like a flame. This monument became a symbol of the spirit of the Indonesian people against colonialism.

3. Istiqlal Mosque

The splendid mosque is the largest in Southeast Asia. In front of the mosque stands a beautiful Catholic Cathedral with European neo-gothic architecture. Therefore, these two buildings become symbols of unity in diversity

4. Old Town Batavia

This area was once the center of the Dutch colonial government. It has a canal and buildings influenced by Dutch architecture; therefore, it is known as Little Amsterdam

5. Dharma Bhakti Temple

The Confucian Community’s Dharma Bhakti Temple is the oldest Confucian temple in Jakarta city. It is still active and has become a center of worship, religious ceremonies, and Chinese traditions.

6. Old Town Batavia

This area was once the center of the Dutch colonial government. It has a canal and buildings influenced by Dutch architecture; therefore, it is known as Little Amsterdam.

7. Fatahillah Museum

This building was once the Dutch governor’s office. You will find various relics from the Dutch colonial era inside the museum. There is also a dark and narrow underground prison for Indonesian warriors.

8. Mangga Besar Street

Heading to Explore Mangga Besar Street, famous for nightlife, and looking for street food in Jakarta. You can see cobra satay sellers and king of fruit “durian” sellers along the way. We also provide to taste of ‘Martabak’ as an Indonesian dessert.

9. Sunda Kelapa Harbor

Sunda Kelapa Harbor was the center of trade on Java Island long ago. This port is still operating for domestic shipping, with Pinisi (traditional wooden boats) lined up neatly on the port.

10. Pantai Indah Kapuk

PIK has become a culinary, shopping, and Chinese Indonesian spot to explore outdoor activities. Despite being a bustling neighborhood, it maintains a connection to the coast. Offering a balance between city life and a serene coastal environment.

Note

• The National Monument and The Istiqlal Mosque you could visit the outside area only.
• Times and activity are subject to change due to local traffic conditions
• What to bring: Camera & Cash (Indonesian Rupiah)
• There is an extra charge for pick-up/drop-off at the airport/hotel near the airport/BSD City/outside Jakarta