Top West Java Culture

Jakarta is the biggest city among Indonesia and as the capital, Jakarta also provide the historical story from the ancient, kingdom, colonials and business. Walking in the chinatown and continue to Old town Jakrta called Batavia once the governor of Dutch builod the city called Batavia after the king era of Jayakarta

The tour is very Highlighter with two places in visiting the National Monument and also Miniature Park Indonesia in Jakarta. The Highlight of this name "Golden Jakarta". The first, National Monument (MONAS) as a memorial symbol in height of 433 feet in the middle of square in city garden, MONAS was built in 1961 from Soekarno era in a lot of politic problems until it opens for public in 1975. Design of monument based on the infinity universal "Lingga and Yoni" concept in built by Italian marble and Gold platted 50 kgs on top of monument. Inside the monument has Indonesian's story reliefs from begining to the modern politic. The second part visiting the Miniature park is continued story in culture and history line. Miniature Park is a culture based for recreation and education located in East Jakarta. Inside 100 Ha you will see the different pavilions and museums. - Guide bring you to Batiks shop and antique flea market - MONDAY CLOSED FOR MONUMENT NATIONAL

Jakarta is a huge city with patchy public transportation and toxic traffic, making a tour by far the best way to cover ground. Bag the highlights in less than a day on this to-the-point tour. Scale the Indonesia National Monument (Monas) for epic city views; take in key places of worship, the old town, Chinatown, and the historic harbor; and learn about the traditional art of puppetry.

Discover Indonesia's social and political landscape on this immersive walking tour in Jakarta. Delve into the formation of the Indonesian state and gain insights into its diverse cultures and ongoing challenges. This unique experience combines storytelling with critical discussions, encouraging participants to engage thoughtfully with current issues affecting the region. Perfect for those passionate about politics and global affairs, this tour invites you to explore Indonesia beyond the surface. - Duration: 2.5 hours of interactive storytelling - Small Group size for an intimate experience - Conducted in English by knowledgeable guides - Ideal for travelers interested in social and political dynamics

Explore Jakarta with an expert local guide on this private tour of the Indonesian capital. Start at Sunda Kelapa (Jakarta Old Port), with a boat ride included, before continuing on to the old city, famed for its beautiful Dutch colonial architecture. You'll then go to Chinatown for a taste of daily life. End the day with three key sights: the Indonesia National Monument, Istiqlal Mosque, and Jakarta Cathedral.

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.

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.

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).

You will see the beautiful city of Jakarta, national monuments, and lunch with local food menus. Jakarta is great place to learn more about Indonesia’s complicated history, variety of culture and unique heritage of Indonesia. There are many historical places that prove that Indonesia’s great history took place in Jakarta. The historical tour presents the uniqueness of Jakarta City with various kinds of history, culture and tradition.

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.

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.

Amid the sprawl, it can be hard to see how Jakarta fits together, let alone find its gems. Hit the highlights in less than a day on this private tour with door-to-door service, lunch, and guide included. Scale the soaring Indonesia National Monument (Monas); discover colonial architecture and fascinating museums in Jakarta Old Town; soak up the atmosphere at Sunda Kelapa (Jakarta Old Port); and shop souvenirs at a market.

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.

Discover the intriguing archaeological site of Gunung Padang, a sacred location for the Sundanese people, believed to be the remnants of a palace built in one night by King Siliwangi. This fascinating site, located at 885 meters above sea level, features five terraces of volcanic stone columns and a challenging ascent of 370 andesite steps. As you explore this ancient monument, immerse yourself in its historical significance and the captivating myths surrounding it. Gain insights into the rich cultural heritage of West Java while enjoying breathtaking views from the terraces. - Visit the sacred Gunung Padang archaeological site in West Java - Ascend 370 steps to explore five unique artificial terraces - Learn about the myths of King Siliwangi and the site's significance - Experience stunning views and rich cultural history of Indonesia

Gunung Padang or mount Padang is a giant pyramidal megalithic site lies on a hilltop. The site consists of 5 terraces that form a pyramid with an elevation of 885 meters above sea level on its base. Its peak has an elevation of about 989m. According to researches, Gunung Padang site is one of the oldest and the biggest pyramids in the world. Lush mountainous regions surround the site. From the top surface to the North direction, you can see mount Gede-Pangrango on a clear weather. The view is adorable. Sometime, visitors are more impressed with the beautiful view than the mystery of the site. The surrounding views, on the way to the site from the district main road is beautiful. There are villages, farms, rice fields, hills, and tea plantation. The tea plantation names are Gunung Manik and Gunung Rosa. They produce tea leaves for a famous ready-to-drink tea product in Indonesia, Teh Botol Sosro

The 4 Hours Jakarta City Tour is perfect for those who had a little time but want to explore the city in quick and comfortable way. This tour package is a fully guided tour that covering most tourist attractions in Jakarta. Our expert guide will take you to must visit place, explaining about history, local culture, and tradition in actual information. We will go above and beyond to provide you the best tour experience and of course, good photos and memories.

The Jakarta City Tour is designed for those who want to explore the city for a full day in a comfortable way. This tour package is a fully guided tour that covers all tourist attractions in Jakarta. Enjoy your last or first day in Jakarta. We will go above and beyond to provide you with the best tour experience and, of course, good photos and memories.

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.

Make the most of your time in Jakarta on a private sightseeing tour to many of the city’s cultural and historic landmarks. The comprehensive tour is ideal for first-time visitors to the Indonesian capital, with Old Town Jakarta, Little Amsterdam, and the National Monument on the itinerary. Receive personalized attention from your private guide and enjoy convenient hotel pickup included.

This tour is excellent for first time visitor. The traveler can explore highlights of jakarta. Learn the historical and culture of this city but this tour also would offer local experience exploring the local market at China town , see the local activities at the traditional harbour in North part of Jakarta , visit the puppet maker, learn about our country as the biggest Muslim population country by visiting Istiqlal mosque the biggest mosque in southeast Asia, see the rest of the Dutch colonial buildings at Jakarta Old Town, and also visit Obama school and find great experiences meet the students and knowing more education in Indonesia.

See the top highlights of Jakarta in just half a day with this private guided tour. Relax with round-trip transfers from your hotel or accommodations, see attractions like Istiqlal Mosque, Jakarta Cathedral, Merdeka Square, the Indonesia National Monument (Monas), and Jakarta Old Town, and learn about local history and culture from your guide.

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.

Experience the highlights of Bali on a full-day tour. Beginning at your hotel, private transportation enables you to travel comfortably and visit more attractions. Forget planning as a well-rounded itinerary has already been developed for you. Discover local culture and business with stops at the rice terraces, an artisanal market, and coffee plantation. Observe the long-tailed macaque at the iconic Monkey Forest and finish your day with a sunset over Tanah Lot Temple.

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!