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Bentara Budaya Jakarta is an art gallery-cum-museum in Jakarta. It houses interesting art collection gathered by Jakob Oetama that includes the work of Indonesian craftsmen of wooden puppets, sculptors, painters, etc. The art gallery hosts many exhibitions to promote the art culture of Indonesia, hence the place was known as a cultural institution. On rare occasions, the visitors might find art works from foreign artists.

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Sasmita Loka is a national hero museum housing collections from Lt. Gen. Ahmad Yani. This museum depicts many events that shaped Indonesia's history after Lt. Gen. Yani was kidnapped and killed by a gang belonging to the Communist Party, leading to President Soekarno's resignation. If you are a fan of history, this military museum is an exciting one to learn about Indonesia and its military.

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from city center 107 out of 122
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Plaza Indonesia is a huge shopping mall located on Thamrin Road within central Jakarta. Housed near Selamat Datang, it is the place to go to when looking for big brands and a comfortable shopping experience. The friendly staff, trendy stores and lip smacking fare at the food & beverage section make Plaza Indonesia one the best malls across Indonesia.

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Located in the Sawah Besar subdistrict of Central Jakarta, Pasar Baru is an administrative district and one of the oldest shopping districts in the city. The Pasar Baru street is lined with shops selling a wide range of products, from clothing to footwear, cosmetics to watches, electronic items to musical instruments along with roadside eateries serving dumplings, noodles and meatballs. The traditional market known for display of Indonesian, Chinese and Indian Cultures is a great place for shopaholics and foodies.

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Pasar Santa Market is located in the Indonesian subdistrict of Kebayoran Baru. This traditional market place in South Jakarta is a one-stop destination for all your requirements. Known to be a traditional-turned-trendy place it is celebrated for the reinvented food, brands, typeface, and design shops. Pasar Santa is the new hype in Jakarta which is at its best if you explore it with your friends and want to take a break from the over-hyped malls and eating places.

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Cafe Batavia is a 19th-century old restaurant situated in Kota Tua (also known as Old Town) in Jakarta, Indonesia. This 200-year-old building is known to be the second most former building of Jakarta after the Fatahillah Museum. Very few buildings from the 19th century can be found in Jakarta, and this restaurant is one among them. The classy bistro style of the architecture with a touch of colonial decor, old parlour floors, marble tabletops, and art deco furnishings is capable of pulling a decent crowd.

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from city center 111 out of 122
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Believed to be the 10th largest building in the world, Central Park Mall in Jakarta includes shopping spaces, an office tower, apartment buildings, and even a hotel. It draws its name from the iconic park in New York City and covers over 70,00,000 square feet in Grogol Petamburan district, West Jakarta. It has top local and international brands, a great food court with a variety of fast-food restaurants, a ten-screen cinema, and beautiful garden spaces to complement the shopping experience here.

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from city center 112 out of 122
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Puncak is a mountain pass situated in West Java in Indonesia serves as a regular weekend hideaway for the people of Jakarta. It is the hotspot for some of the adventure activities while being majorly famous for its lush nature trails, botanical gardens, waterfalls and tea estates. Tea estate tour and paragliding are a few activities that lure people to visit Puncak besides the mountain scenery.

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from city center 113 out of 122
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Situated in the Kota BKS region of Jakarta city, the Summarecon Mall Bekasi is one of the most popular malls of Jakarta built over a sprawling 60,000 square meters area. Spread over three floors, the mall houses a large number of local and branded shopping outlets selling clothes, footwear, cosmetics, and electronic gadgets.

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Located 200 km to the south of Jakarta, Sawarna Beach is one of the lesser-known beaches in Banten. The Sawarna village is renowned for the breadth of activities that one can do at this sleepy fishing village. Karst caves, thriving coral reefs, and great surf bring beach-lovers from around the world here.

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Enjoy a combination of a dry park and a water park for the whole family at Jakarta's Transera Waterpark, open daily from 10 AM to 5:30 PM. Along with delectable food and arcade games, the African-themed park offers unique attractions like Voodoo House, water battles, Crazy Cone, Cango Slide, Zambesi River expedition and Turkana pool. Entrance tickets cost 66,300 Rupiah.

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from city center 116 out of 122
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Palm Bay Water Park is a tropical summer paradise for families and tourists, boasting water slides, thrill rides, different pools and a play area. Located in West Jakarta, Palm Bay Waterpark is open between 9 AM and 4 PM from Friday to Monday. The admission fee is 30,000 Rupiah, including fascinating encounters with birds and snakes in a particular section.

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from city center 117 out of 122
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Spend a refreshing day at CX Waterpark and Resto, a laid-back aquatic retreat and outdoor event venue with massive swimming pools, five different water slides and splash areas. Popular for group swimming and families, CX Waterpark also has a food court, shady cabanas and daybeds for sunbathing. Ticket prices are 30,000 Rupiah on weekdays and 40,000 Rupiah on weekends.

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Make the most of your East Jakarta vacation by heading to SS Waterpark TMII, housed within the Taman Mini Indonesia Indah complex. Open from Sunday to Thursday between 8 AM and 5 PM; this family park offers a swimming pool, mini slides, a climbing fort and a giant bucket against the backdrop of a gigantic castle. Entrance tickets cost 23,000 Rupiah.

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from city center 119 out of 122
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Watersplash Citra 2 is one of Jakarta's newest waterparks to enjoy swimming with your loved ones or book the entire park for events. Located inside Citra Garden City housing estate, Watersplash is open daily from 8 AM to 6 PM except on Mondays. Alongside a crescent-shaped pool, multiple slides and lush sitting nooks, the park features games and prizes.

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from city center 120 out of 122
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Pondok Indah Water Park is an exciting water park for family, containing many swimming pools, one of them being the size of an Olympic pool. The pools have many lifeguards as well to ensure safety. The water park has many thrilling rides for those seeking cool relief from a hot sunny day, as well as many gazebos and long chairs where you can sit back and relax, enjoying the calming ambience of the pools.

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Everyone loves mall hopping when they are on vacation to Jakarta. The capital city of Indonesia has over a hundred glitzy malls with a lot of fashion, entertainment, food and fun to offer its visitors. You will inevitably land up in front of a plush mall entrance, alluring you to empty your pockets and spend on just about anything and everything. Some malls that should not be missed in Jakarta are Grand Indonesia Shopping Town, Plaza Senayan, Pondok Indah, Mal Taman Anggrek, Pacific Place, Plaza Indonesia, and Gandaria City, among many others.

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Dharma Bhakti Temple, originally completed in 1650, is the oldest Chinese temple in Jakarta’s Chinatown, Glodok. It is locally called Kim Tek Le in Hokkien or Jin De Yuan in Mandarin. The central deity of this shrine is Guan Yin or Kwan Im, the Boddhisattva associated with mercy and compassion. The sanctum sanctorum of the Goddess is decked with dozens of bronze statues and red-colored burning candles that set a spiritual aura.