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Daily Sight Seeing Tour Jakarta

Daily Sight Seeing Tour will bring you to : A. National Museum. Where, here you can see excellent display of history, archeology and religion, exhibiting important collection from International sites and treasure room display...

Daily Sight Seeing Tour will bring you to : A. National Museum. Where, here you can see excellent display of history, archeology and religion, exhibiting important collection from International sites and treasure room display. It was established in 1778 by the Dutch Batavia Association of Art and Science. B. China Town, here you can see and find the eldest Chinese Temple was built in 16 century. C. Fatahilla Square, here you can see many Old Dutch Style building. Example, Jakarta Historical Museum where this building was used as Governor General Office. Next is going to Puppet Museum. Here you can see 22 grave yards and thousand puppet were made from buffalo leather. D. Finish, visiting Jakarta Historical Museum and Puppet Museum, you are available going to Batavia Cafe. Where here you can enjoy your drinking, lunch and many more. E. Drawbridge, here you can see and making picture to one remain of Dutch bridge. F. Sunda Kelapa Harbor. Here you can see the old harbor was built in 16 century since Holland occupation. Where here as well, you can see loading and unloading process and big boats were made by wood. Back to your hotel.

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Independence Mosque

Istiqlal Mosque is also called Masjid Istiqlal which would in English mean the Independence Mosque. This is a huge and a beautiful building which can receive approximately 120,000 people. In fact, it is the largest mosque in Southeast Asia. The construction of the mosque was planned in order to c...

Istiqlal Mosque is also called Masjid Istiqlal which would in English mean the Independence Mosque. This is a huge and a beautiful building which can receive approximately 120,000 people. In fact, it is the largest mosque in Southeast Asia. The construction of the mosque was planned in order to celebrate the Indonesian independence from The Netherlands. Indonesia finally gained independence in 1949.

After 17 years long construction period, the mosque was finally finished in 1978. Having in mind that the Mosque was built in the second half 20th century its design corresponds to more contemporary architecture. There are seven entrances to the Mosque that has two floors (ground floor and the first floor). There are many columns built inside and in the courtyard which serve not only as a construction support but also as a decoration.

Even though some think that the building itself doesn´t correspond to the Indonesian style because it is too modern and some of its elements remind of Arabic style rather than Indonesian there have been many respectable people from all over the world in this mosque.