National Monument of Indonesia (MONAS)

The National Monument of Indonesia has a viewing deck, at a height of 115 m above ground level. The platform can accommodate up to 50 people. The observation deck is open at night as well, although with a limited schedule. The goblet part of the monument is home to the Hall of Independence.

The hall can be reached via spiral stairs. It displays various symbols of Independence. A gold-coated map of the Indonesian archipelago is displayed on the Northern wall of the Hall. The western part displays the original text of the Proclamation of Independence.

The Indonesian National History Museum is located in the hall below the National Monument. It displays a total of 51 dioramas depicting scenes from Indonesian history. 

• The National Monument of Indonesia is located in the centre of Merdeka Square in Central Jakarta. It is easily accessible using public transport.
• Visitors can opt for the Transjakarta rapid bus transit service, that has four drop-off points near the National Monument.
• It can also be reached by train, as the Gondangia and Juanda train stations are within walking distance.
• The free Jakarta city double-decker tour bus also passes by the National Monument.
• Alternatively, visitors can opt for taxis or three-wheeled bajaj (auto rickshaw) as well.