Top Jakarta Walking Tours

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.

Jakarta’s public transportation system is challenging to use. Skip the stress and see the historic essentials with a private guide just for your group on this door-to-door heritage tour of Old Batavia plus Istiqlal Mosque, Jakarta Cathedral, and Indonesia National Monument (Monas). You’ll explore Glodok (Jakarta Chinatown), Jakarta Old Town, and Sunda Kelapa (Jakarta Old Port), and visit museums and a puppet studio: Upgrade to include a local lunch.

Jakarta can sometimes feel overwhelming to first-time visitors. Take the stress out of exploring the city by joining a local on a private walking tour. This personalized tour lets you discover the exterior of landmarks, including museums, while learning about Jakarta’s rich history and diverse culture. If you wish to visit a museum, your guide can adjust the itinerary to match your interests—just let us know beforehand. Your guide will contact you in advance to understand your preferences, ensuring you experience the places that matter most to you. Ideal for families, solo travelers, or couples, this tour uncovers hidden gems and offers insider knowledge you won’t find on your own.

This tour very intimate private tour with the guide, you will accompany to explore Jakarta and other city. the transportation you can arrange by yourself or we can recommendation to you. this tour is creative making by customer arrange, the guide will advise you in the city food, entertaining and history itself, beside the history but you will learn how the indonesian activity and you taste it. Not also you will get the experience but you Will learn the social of indonesian

Jakarta is a city with many sides. Get to know it in the perfect vein for you when you join a Jakarta local for a personalized tour that's tailored to your interests. You'll chat about your interests and any specific requirements beforehand, most likely over WhatsApp, then your new buddy will design your custom tour. Any transportation costs, entrance fees, food, or drinks will be at your expense.

Join us on this 4.5-hour tour to experience Jakarta's highlights, hosted by a local Indonesian guide who shares personal insights into the people, the landmarks, and the diverse and rich culture of one of the world's largest & most fascinating cities. We will meet at the "MONAS IRTI" entry point to the National Monument of Indonesia. We'll then visit the top sights around the city, including: *National Monument *Car transport to Cathedral (15 min) *Jakarta Cathedral, the largest Christian holy place in Indonesia *Istiqlal Mosque, the largest mosque in Southeast Asia & world's 3rd largest *Train ride to Old Town area (30 min) *Kota Tua, the historical colonial square of Jakarta *Local Indonesian Crafts & Arts *Jakarta History Museum *Car transport to Chinatown (15 min) *Jakarta's Chinatown *Local traditional markets with exotic flavors & refreshments *Jakarta's Buddhist temple We will finish at the entry to the Holiday Inn Jakarta Gajah Mada. Let's explore together!

Explore Jakarta and visit its main attractions on this all-day private tour with a guide. The itinerary includes the Indonesia Miniature Park where you can learn about Indonesia's individual regions, Merdeka Square (Liberty Square), National Monument (Monas), the Presidential Palace, and the Istiqlal Mosque, which is the largest mosque in Southeast Asia.

Even if you only have half a day in Jakarta, get the perfect introduction to Indonesia and its capital on this half-day guided door-to-door experience. Discover the archipelago’s different cultures and architectural styles at Taman Mini Indonesia Indah; shop for Indonesia’s signature batik fabric; snap photos of Indonesia National Monument (Monas); and see Glodok, Jakarta Old Town, and Sunda Kelapa (Jakarta Old Port). Upgrade to include a restaurant lunch.

Explore the fascinating historic district of Central Jakarta! We'll guide you through the largest mosque in Southeast Asia, the impressive Dutch-period buildings, and the old Chinese market of Pasar Baru. Our knowledgeable local guide will give you insights into the Betawi culture along the streets and the rich colonial history of the area. This tour will give you a better understanding of the amazing cultural mixing pot that is Jakarta, a blend of Malay, Dutch, Middle Eastern, and Chinese cultures.

Discover essential Jakarta in just half a day on this private door-to-door tour led by a licensed guide. You’ll see historic areas: Chinatown, including an 18th-century temple, the Kota Intan Bridge, Sunda Kelapa (Jakarta Old Port), and Batavia old town, including the Jakarta History Museum and a shadow puppet studio. You’ll also admire the Indonesia National Monument (Monas), Istiqlal Mosque, Jakarta Cathedral, and Merdeka Square—with time for a restaurant lunch.

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.

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.

With speeds of up to 350 km/h, Whoosh can take you from Jakarta to Bandung, or vice versa, in just 45 minutes Learn more about Javanese culture and history on an easy-day tour of Bandung from Jakarta Check out the museums, grand government buildings, cafes, and more The tour also includes tickets to a cultural performance Admire the traditional Angklung instrument made of bamboo and the musical performance to the fullest Experience the highlights of Indonesia’s third-largest city

Explore the highlights of Batavia on this half-day guided tour. It was the capital of the Dutch East Indies and now corresponds to present-day Jakarta. Visit the city’s Chinatown where vendors sell local produce and goods; the Old Town area and its Dutch-style buildings; Sunda Kelapa, which is used for domestic cargo; and the Maritime Museum.

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.

Fun for both adults and children, this tour of Ragunan Zoo will entertain the entire family. You’ll learn about animals you might not know about at the Schmutzer Primate Center, the Children’s Animal Park, and maybe take a break in the Reflection Park. You’ll also have a local lunch to keep your energy up.

Say goodbye to Jakarta’s hustle and bustle and unwind in the cool, rainy highlands of Bogor on this Sharing guided full-day adventure that covers sights you’ll find hard to reach independently. Explore the Bogor Botanical Gardens, founded in 1817, visit a wooden puppet maker, hike to the Nangka Waterfall, view the Mulyaharja rice fields, and enjoy a Sundanese lunch. Round trip with pick up at meeting point with specific start time. See Bogor sights, including the botanical gardens and a waterfall. Sit down to authentic Sundanese cuisine in a local restaurant with a wide choice of morning departures should suit most body clocks sharing tour types organizing.

Did you know that in the past in the Dutch East Indies, especially Batavia, there was a track record of a secret organization that allegedly wanted to rule the world and create a new world order? Perhaps many of us don't know that Freemasons have been in the Archipelago since 1764. Their thoughts and views of equality made several important figures in the history of the national movement joined this order. In this tour, we will walk through places that in the past had a correlation with Freemasons in the heart of Jakarta. In this tour, we will walk through places that have a correlation with Freemasons and will find various symbols that are still emblazoned in the Taman Prasasti Museum, one of the oldest modern burial complexes in the world. Let’s walk and discover new facts with us in this program. See you soon, Fellow Travelers!

This activity provides you personalized Jakarta experience with a PRIVATE LOCAL GUIDE by your side. You’re free to choose your preferred itinerary within Jakarta and our guide will accompany you for a total of desired hours of service, allowing you to explore at your own pace. You’ll explore the city’s iconic landmarks and hidden gems while learning authentic stories and cultural insights you won’t find in guidebooks.Whether you want to dive into Jakarta’s rich history, discover hidden street-food gems, explore trendy neighborhoods, or shop like a local, your guide will make it happen smoothly.

For those who are curious about the Old Batavia (Kota Tua/Old Jakarta), don’t miss the opportunity to exploring and listening to stories and history that attached to this area which was called “The Queen of the East” in its heyday. Accompanied by a professional guide, we will explore the old fame of “Kota Tua” which was used as the basis for the VOC (Dutch East India Company) Headquarter in Asia. Afterwards, we will stroll down to the remaining old city walls of Batavia and also the warehouses that used to store the spices and the logistics for the company. Passing through the oldest wooden drawbridge in Batavia and many more places. In about 3 hours, we will walk through the footpath of VOC era. While also exercising by walking, we will learn more about the importance of Batavia (now : Jakarta) during the Dutch Colonial era. Do not forget to take pictures of the iconic spots.Looking forward to meet you there, Fellow Travelers!

Street food has become part of Jakarta’s lifestyle from years. In fact, street food was the starting point of development Jakarta’s modern dining scene. It is often modern restaurants obtain inspiration of their menu from street food vendor, who have mastered their recipe for years. Aside from home cooking, street food is also the best place to experience Indonesia’s authentic dining. In this food walking tour with Good Indonesian Food, we will take you to one of the most popular street food scenes in south Jakarta for years. Enjoy the beautiful taste of the archipelago, from Sumatra, Java to Madura.

Visiting the bustling, chaotic Indonesian capital requires some guidance. Join local guide Farid as he navigates you on this self guided audio tour through some of the most visited areas in the city centre. Check out the major highlights of the city and some of the most economically and spiritually important buildings in the sprawling archipelago of Indonesia. Discover a local's perspective on the stories that for centuries have made Jakarta a frenetic trading port and a historic journey's end.

Baduy is a primitive tribe that still maintains the culture of its ancestors, refuses to live in luxury and choose to coexist with nature. rice growers only once a year, refuse to go to school, weave and cultivate Baduy activities. divided into inner baduy and outer baduy