• Beautiful Indonesia in Miniature Park - Commonly referred to as Taman Mini, this park features 26 unique replicas of traditional houses, all built to their original sizes, showcasing the culture, ceremonies, and traditions of the local communities. A large lake is situated in the center of the park, and visitors can view an Indonesian map by taking a cable car ride.
• Indonesia Museum - The Indonesian Museum serves as a venue that narrates the extensive history, thoughts, ideals, messages, remarkable works, and the past glories and joys of the Indonesian nation. It focuses on the art and culture of the diverse ethnic groups that inhabit the archipelago, forming the unitary state of the Republic of Indonesia. The museum is designed in Balinese architectural style.
• Flea Market at Jalan Surabaya - Jalan Surabaya is lined with numerous art kiosks and antique shops, among others, ensuring a delightful experience as you browse through various ornaments and trinkets or search for replicas of your favorite branded items. Book enthusiasts will also enjoy hunting for rare literary treasures here. Prices are negotiable, allowing you to haggle for the best deals.
• Merdeka Square - Merdeka Square serves as a central hub for Jakarta city, surrounded by many government buildings such as ministry offices, the presidential office, and the iconic Jakarta landmark, the National Monument, located in the center of Merdeka Square.
• National Museum - This museum houses a collection of archaeology, history, ethnography, and geography from Indonesia. Visitors can find stupas, ancient musical instruments, and ritual equipment from various Indonesian tribes. The “Gold Room” features a collection of ancient royal jewelry from Indonesia.
• IRTI Monas - At this local souvenir center in Jakarta, visitors can purchase local bags, magnets, tumblers, key chains, and statue miniatures.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• Parking & Highway Fee included
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Cable Car ride
• English Speaking Tour Guide
• Entrance & Admission Tickets

• Tipping for Guide & Driver
• Lunch
• Cable Car Ticket

Indonesia is the world’s largest archipelago, comprising over 17,000 islands. The nation is divided into 34 provinces, each home to a variety of ethnic groups. In total, Indonesia boasts more than 1,000 ethnic groups, each with its own unique language, culture, and lifestyle. This tour is designed specifically for those who have never visited Indonesia, offering an introductory glimpse into its history, people, culture, and social life.

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