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Discover the authentic Indonesian food scene in Jakarta. We will guide you through the hidden gem of the Kebayoran neighborhood, introducing you to the delicious local cuisine at Mayestik Market and guiding through the beautiful oasis of Langsat Park. We will share the fascinating history of Jakarta and make sure you leave with a full belly. This is truly a unique tour that will dive deeper into Indonesian culture, lead you to an area untouched by most Jakarta tours, and introduce you to authentic Indonesian cuisine that you can't find in the touristy downtown areas. Also you can check our Jakarta Culture and History Walking Tour: https://www.viator.com/tours/Jakarta/Jakarta-Culture-and-History-Walking-Tour/d4633-458896P2 (Special Price until 13 August 2025) ^^

From the scarlet glow of lanterns in Glodok to the gleam of sailboat lights in Sunda Kelapa, Jakarta comes into its own at night. Experience it without the stress of piecing together rideshares or planning an itinerary on this private tour. Upgrade to add your choice of two authentic Indonesian dinners: street food in the old town or a sit-down meal at Café Batavia, set in a beautiful colonial building.

Enjoy a private full-day guided tour introducing Jakarta’s history and museums without transport hassles. Visit Sunda Kelapa’s phinisi wooden ships, the National Museum, National Monument (Monas), Glodok Chinatown, Jakarta Old Town, a Confucian temple, and a shadow puppet museum. Hotel pickup adds convenience to your cultural exploration.

Bandung is a destination with so much to offer: Kawah Putih (White Crater), the Orchid Forest, the floating market, sunset, sunrise, street food, museums, and more. Enjoy the freedom of independent travel without the stress of self-driving in Javanese city traffic when you prebook this 100% customizable private tour. You set the pickup point, choose your destinations, and pay for entrance fees: your driver/guide looks after logistics.

Time-pressed Jakarta visitors can pack an impressive amount of sightseeing into just half a day on this private door-to-door tour, with a separate guide and driver to ensure you don’t waste any time looking for parking. As well as the big hitters—Istiqlal Mosque, Jakarta Cathedral, and a photo stop at Indonesia National Monument—see the old port, Jakarta Chinatown, another monument, and even (if time permits) a traditional shadow puppet show.

Visit a tea plantation, a hot spring, a local village, and an active volcano, all in just one day, with this tour from Jakarta. You'll spend time at the steaming Tangkuban Perahu Volcano, visit a local fruit market, and have a soak at Ciater Hot Springs. You'll then head to a local tea plantation to learn about tea production, and take in valley views before returning to Jakarta.

Our main purpose to give a memorable tour and get good photos. We use dslr camera or mirrorless to capture your best pose. After the tour, you can choose 3 photos of you and those will be edited before we share it to you. If you want to collect more picture, you request more with additional fees.

Jakarta is Indonesia’s political and economic hub with a rich cultural heritage, but its public transportation system is confusing, and the traffic is heavy. See the sights without the stress on this convenient, private, door-to-door tour led by a local guide. From the old town and historic harbor to Southeast Asia’s largest mosque, it’s a comprehensive overview.

Even if you only have a short time in Jakarta, you can still see the city’s essential signatures on this to-the-point private tour, with pick up from hotels, homes, and ports across Jakarta. Discover Indonesia’s diverse cultures at the National Museum; soak up colonial architecture in Jakarta Old Town (Kota Tua); tour Jakarta Cathedral and Istiqlal Mosque, Southeast Asia’s largest mosque; and check out the Indonesia National Monument (Monas).

Just a few hours from the hubbub of Jakarta, the Baduy minority group live traditional lives in the forest—without shoes, electricity, or the trappings of modern society. Ensure a sensitive encounter with their unique traditions—and guarantee you don’t get lost—on this private tour, direct from your Jakarta hotel. Learn about the culture and meet people with your guide on hand to introduce and interpret.

Learn more about Javanese culture and history on an easy day tour of Bandung from Jakarta. Experience the highlights of Indonesia’s third-largest city and discover why it’s sometimes called the Paris of Java. Check out the museums, grand government buildings, markets, and more. The tour also includes tickets to a cultural performance.

Lots of Ubud tourists visit scenic waterfalls and appreciate their natural beauty, but what about experiencing a more spiritual side of the landscape too? This private purification ceremony at Beji Griya Park Waterfall Temple offers you exactly that, with a local guide to help you delve into this side of Balinese culture in a sensitive manner.

Jakarta’s lively Chinatown is the largest of its kind in Indonesia, located in West Jakarta. On this walking tour, explore the historic district, visit the beautiful Jin De Yuan and Guan Gong temples, and browse the stalls at the Kalimati street market. Along the way, have chance to sample foods like Bak Cang and Moon cake (own expense), tour an ancient Chinese mansion house, and learn about Chinese culture, traditional medicine, and Feng Shui.

Kawah Putih (White Crater) is at its most beautiful at sunrise. Skip the stress of finding pre-dawn taxis and sleep in longer when you book this private tour, with a guide to escort you up the slopes of Sunan Ibu for the very best sunset views. Once you’re done, meet friendly deer at Ranca Upas then soak and pose for photos in the Rengganis Crater natural hot springs.

Explore the mountainous area of West Bali on this hassle-free day trip in an air-conditioned van. With your guide, visit the Taman Ayuan Royal temple and see the water temple of Pura Taman Ayun, the Ulundanu temple, Luwak Coffee Plantation, Jatiluwih Rice Terrace, Batukaru temple, and more. This package includes a Balinese lunch.

Start from Jakarta 7am going to Bogor spend 1 hour drive and first destination to visit Curug Nangka Waterfall this place you can enjoy to hiking the hill and prepare for swimming at the pond. second destination is visit Local house village with rice field, you can get complimentary tea or coffee and enjoy local hood situation. continue to visit Botanical Garden and the Presidential Summer Place that formerly was the official residence of the Dutch governors-general. if have more time, in the evening, we go back to Jakarta with 1 hours distance.

Experience the vibrant heart of Jakarta like never before! Capture the city’s iconic energy at Bundaran HI, stroll through the legendary Gelora Bung Karno Stadium — a symbol of Indonesia’s sporting spirit and dive into the lively streets of Blok M, where trendy cafes, bustling shops, and the colorful vibes of Little Tokyo await. This journey blends Jakarta’s modern charm, rich culture, and exciting street life into one unforgettable adventure.

Beat Jakarta’s notorious gridlock with this private door-to-door tour that’s the perfect introduction to Indonesian culture. Learn how to make Java’s signature fabric, hand-dyed batik, at the Textile Museum, visit the Indonesia National Monument and Istiqlal Mosque, and enjoy a local lunch with bottled water. Take home a souvenir gift.

Why Choose Us? Our expert local guides share hidden secrets, urban legends, and cultural insights you won’t find in guidebooks. Perfect for history buffs and photography enthusiasts alike! Ready to explore the best of Bandung? Spaces are limited for our daily tours! Join our Bandung Walking Tour! See the historic City Square, Gedung Merdeka, and Braga's classic charm. A perfect blend of culture, history, and local stories in one trip. Let’s explore together!

This is a part of West Java districs, Banten is new province in growing population and Baduy is one of the area hold by the government as the one unique tribe left. Originally called Kenekes people which was isolated in mid 1500s, since the era of Muslim or sultanate of Banten encouraged the tribe and the colonial era, people just keep their culture and outsider as guardian of the inner. The original of Baduy also called "Sunda wiwitan". The highlight: in that tradition the people are not using sandal and the transportation, they walk as long as they need, house made by bamboo and wooden rope then no electricity. They are traditionally life without touch modernism, also the government concerns to this to keep it nature. Fortunately that the people are keeping their culture and they want that the generation keep the culture itself. During in Baduy we can explore the village and house also we get closer with them accompany the representative and guide.

Must-visit museums in Jakarta: Museum Fatahillah (Jakarta History Museum): opened in 1974, it displays objects from the prehistory period of the city region, the founding of Jayakarta in 1527, and the Dutch colonisation period from the 16th century until Indonesia’s independence in 1948 Puppet Museum: Admire the many types of puppets in this museum, not only from Indonesia but also from around the world Museum of Fine Arts and Ceramics: The museum displays the traditional handicrafts of Indonesia There are still many fun activities that can be done in the capital city besides going to the mall. One of them is making pottery crafts

This Jakarta Walkingtour will make you experience to explore Jakarta like a Local such as experiencing the public transportations (Train, Bus, Mini Bus, Boat), entering the traditional market, tasting the local traditional snacks, and make some nice pictures of my Guests for their memory in Jakarta. The Point is to explore the City like you never experienced before,

Jakarta is one of the world’s biggest cities and exploring independently can mean a world of confusion. Skip straight to the highlights with help from your private guide and separate chauffeur on this leisurely afternoon tour that focuses on Chinatown and the Old Town. Fill up your camera reel with photos of glistening lanterns, colonial-era buildings, and the Indonesia National Monument, with a break for a stylish dinner (own expense).