Best Landmarks in Jakarta

Soaring high above Merdeka Square, Jakarta's iconic Monas is a symbol of Indonesia's struggle for independence. Ascend to the observation deck for panoramic city views and explore the museum at its base.

Kawah Putih Ciwidey is a place visited during a week-long trip to Jakarta and Bandung.

Monas adalah simbol ikonik kemerdekaan Indonesia yang menawarkan pemandangan kota yang luas dari atas dan museum dengan signifikansi sejarah di bawahnya.

Monas, the National Monument, is Jakarta's iconic symbol, a soaring obelisk topped with a golden flame, representing the nation's independence. Ascend to the top for panoramic city views and explore the museum at its base.

A roundabout in Central Jakarta, home to upscale malls, national monuments, and high-end restaurants, accessible via the MRT.

Sunda Kelapa is Jakarta's historic port, dating back to the 13th century and known for its traditional wooden schooners.

Dieng Plateau, at an altitude of 2,100 m, is known for its Buddhist temples, limpid pools, and hot springs.

Standing tall at 132 meters, the Monas is an iconic symbol of Indonesia's struggle for independence. Climb to the observation deck for panoramic city views and explore the museum at its base.

One of the six presidential palaces in Indonesia, Merdeka Palace is the official residence of the President of Indonesia and a significant historical building located on Merdeka Square.

Jakarta is described as one of the most special regions of Indonesia and the heart and soul of Javanese arts and culture.

The Sultan's Palace is located at the end of Malioboro street and is one of the main attractions of the city.