LIST HOTEL AND ACOMODATION JAKARTA ( NORTHJAKARTA - JAKARTA )

1. Grand Ancol
JAKARTAUTARA -Jln. Laks. L. RE. Martadinata 1, Jakarta
+62-21-6916009 / +62-21-6916013
marketing@hotelancol.com
http://www.hotelancol.co.id

2. Mercure Convention Centre
JAKARTAUTARA -Jln. Pantai Indah Taman Impian Jaya Ancol, Jakarta
+62-21-6406000 / +62-21-6406123

3. Pondok Putri Duyung
JAKARTAUTARA -Jln. Lodan Timur No. 7, Jakarta
+62-21-2601280 / +62-21-2601691

4. Raddin Ancol
JAKARTAUTARA -Jln. Lodan Timur No. 7, Jakarta Taman Impian Jaya Ancol
+62-21-640564 / +62-21-6405645
radancol@indosat.net.id

5. Sanno Hotel
JAKARTAUTARA -Jln. Pluit Raya Selatan Blok M/2, Jakarta
+62-21-6606060 / +62-21-6604944

6. Sepa Island Resort
JAKARTAUTARA -Jln. Kali Besar Barat No, 29A, Jakarta
+62-21-6928828

7. Sunlake Hotel
JAKARTAUTARA -Jln. Danau Permai Raya C1, Sunter, Jakarta
+62-21-6509969 / +62-21-6509970
sunlake@indo.net.id
http://www.sunlakehotel.com

LIST HOTEL AND ACOMODATION JAKARTA ( EASTJAKARTA - JAKARTA )

1. Graha Kencana Guest House
JAKARTATIMUR -Jln. Permata Halim Perdanakusuma, Jakarta
+62-21-8011884 / +62-21-8009133

2. Graha Menteng Hotel
JAKARTATIMUR -Jln. Matraman Raya No. 21, Jakarta
+62-21-8580893 / +62-21-8583861

3. Nirwana
JAKARTATIMUR -Jln. Otto Iskandardinata No. 14, Jakarta
+62-21-8191708 / +62-21-8191351

4. Rensa Sofyan Hotel
JAKARTATIMUR -Jln. Duren Sawit Raya No. 108, Jakarta
+62-21-9615509 / +62-21-8631736
rensa@indo.net.id

5. Sindang Laya
JAKARTATIMUR -Jln. Bekasi Timur I/10, Jatinegara, Jakarta
+62-21-8569554

LIST HOTEL AND ACOMODATION JAKARTA ( SOUTHJAKARTA - JAKARTA )

1. Aditya Mansion
JAKARTASELATAN -Jln. Aditiawarman Raya No. 38A, Kebayoran Baru, Jakarta 12160
+62-21-7207033, 7206747(Hunting) / +62-21-7206757
adityamansion@cbn.net.id

2. Ambhara
JAKARTASELATAN -Jln. Iskandarsyah Raya 1, Jakarta
+62-21-2700800 / +62-21-2700880
ambbc@cbn.net.id
http://www.ambhara.co.id

3. Aston Hotel
JAKARTASELATAN -Jln. Garnisun Dalam No. 8, Kav. Semanggi, Jakarta
+62-21-2515151 / +62-21-5744160
sales@aston.indosat.net.id
http://www.astonhotel_jakarta.com

4. Aston Rasuna Hotel & Residence
JAKARTASELATAN -Kompleks Apartemen Taman Rasuna Jln. HR. Rasuna Said, Jakarta 12960
+62-21-9391000 / +62-21-9392310
sales@astonrasuna.com
http://www.astonasia.com

5. Bumikarsa
JAKARTASELATAN -Jln. Gatot Subroto Kav. 71-73, Jakarta
+62-21-83793555 / +62-21-83793554
bidakara@rad.net.id
http://www.bidakara.co.id

6. Cipta 2
JAKARTASELATAN -Jln. Mampang Prapatan 1A, Jakarta
+62-21-7901339 / +62-21-7989685
cipta2@cbn.net.id
http://www.indo.com

7. Crowne Plaza Hotel Jakarta
JAKARTASELATAN -Jln. Gatot Subroto Kav. 2-3, Jakarta 12930
+62-21-5268833 / +62-21-568867
crowne@indosat.co.id
http://www.crowneplaza.com

8. Four Seasons
JAKARTASELATAN -Jln. Rasuna Said Kav. B-4, Jakarta
+62-21-2523456 / +62-21-2524480
http://www.fourseasons.com

9. Graha Wisata Kuningan
JAKARTASELATAN -Jln. HR. Rasuna Said, Jakarta
+62-21-5256922 / +62-21-5256930

10. Gran Mahakam
JAKARTASELATAN -Jln. Mahakam 1 No. 6, Jakarta
+62-21-6263001 / +62-21-6263011
reservation@grandmahakam.com
http://www.grandmahakam.com

11. Gran Melia Jakarta
JAKARTASELATAN -Jln. HR. Rasuna Said Kav. X-0, Kuningan Jakarta 12950
+62-21-5268080/ +62-21-5268181
grand.melia@somelia.com
http://www.grandmelia.co.id

12. Grand Kemang
JAKARTASELATAN -Jln. Kemang Raya No. 2H, Jakarta
+62-21-7194121 / +62-21-7194131, 7194151
info@grandkemang.com
http://www.grandkemang.com

13. Jussenny
JAKARTASELATAN -Jln. Senayan Blok S 3/29, Jakarta
+62-21-7206565 / +62-21-7208304

14. Kartika Chandra
JAKARTASELATAN -Jln. Jend. Gatot Subroto Kav. 18-20, Jakarta
+62-21-5205000 / +62-21-5204238
kacha@idola.net.id
http://www.kartikachandra.com

15. Kebayoran Inn
JAKARTASELATAN -Jln. Senayan 87 Blok S, Jakarta
+62-21-7398942 / +62-21-7398926

16. Melawai
JAKARTASELATAN -Jln. Melawai Raya No. 18, Jakarta
+62-21-2700488 / +62-21-2700397
hotelmelawai@yahoo.com
http://www.asia100.com

17. Prapanca
JAKARTASELATAN -Jln. Prapanca Raya No. 31-32, Jakarta
+62-21-7208034 / +62-21-7395030
prapanca@softhome.com

18. Setiabudi Palace
JAKARTASELATAN -Jln. Setia Budi Raya No. 24, Jakarta
+62-21-5254640 / +62-21-5254651

19. Tebet Raya Wisma
JAKARTASELATAN -Jln. Tebet Raya, Jakarta
+62-21-8304517

20. The Dharmawangsa
JAKARTASELATAN -Jln. Brawijaya Raya No. 26, Jakarta
+62-21-7258181 / +62-21-7258383
http://www.dharmawangsa.com

21. The Park Lane Hotel
JAKARTASELATAN -Jln. Casablanca Kav. 18, Jakarta
+62-21-8282000 / +62-21-8282222
guess@parklane.com
http://www.parklanejakarta.com

LIST HOTEL AND ACOMODATION JAKARTA ( WESTJAKARTA - JAKARTA )

1. Capitol
JAKARTABARAT -Jln. Toko Tiga Seberang No. 27, Jakarta
+62-21-6296864 / +62-21-6295920

2. Cengkareng Transit
JAKARTABARAT -Jln. Juru Mudi Km. 2,5, Cengkareng
+62-21-6191964 / +62-21-6194194

3. Ciputra
JAKARTABARAT -Jln. Letjen S. Parman, Jakarta
+62-21-5660640 / +62-21-5681616
mailjkt@hotelciputra.com
http://www.hotelciputra.com

4. Emeralda
JAKARTABARAT -Jln. Kebun Jeruk XVIII/6, Jakarta
+62-21-6008262 / +62-21-6008252
emeraldh@dnet.net.id
http://www.globalstore.com.au

5. Fm 1 Boutique
JAKARTABARAT -Jln. Letjend. S. Parman Kav. 8, Jakarta
+62-21-5633333 / +62-21-5633580

6. Ibis Slipi
JAKARTABARAT -Jln. Letjen. S. Parman Kav. 59, Jakarta
+62-21-5331560 / +62-21-5323880
ibislipi@uninet.net.id
http://www.accorhotels-asia.com

7. Jatra
JAKARTABARAT -Jln. Bandengan Selatan 20, Jakarta
+62-21-6922921 / +62-21-6915417
jatrahtl@centrin.net.id

8. Jayakarta
JAKARTABARAT -Jln. Hayam Wuruk 126, Jakarta
+62-21-6496760 / +62-21-6293000
jhrjkt@indo.net.id
http://www.jakarta.co.id

9. Mercure Rekso
JAKARTABARAT -Jln. Hayam Wuruk 123, Jakarta
+62-21-6248680 / +62-21-6260178
merrekso@rad.net.id
http://www.accorhotels-com-asia.com

10. Metropole
JAKARTABARAT -Jln. Pintu Besar Selatan 38, Jakarta
+62-21-6911921 / +62-21-6907785

11. Olympic
JAKARTABARAT -Komplek THR Lokasari B1. A. 63 Jln. Mangga Besar VII, Jakarta
+62-21-6246666 / +62-21-6006633
htl_olympic@yahoo.com

12. Omni Batavia
JAKARTABARAT -Jln. Kali Besar Barat 44-46, Jakarta
+62-21-6904118 / +62-21-6903611
bataviaadm@dnet.net.id
http://www.omni.co.id

13. Peninsula
JAKARTABARAT -Jln. Mangga Besar Raya No. 60, Jakarta
+62-21-6260368 / +62-21-6593749

14. Peninsula Tower (Menara Peninsula)
JAKARTABARAT -Jln. Letjen S. Parman 78, Jakarta
+62-21-5350888 / +62-21-5359838
hotel@menarapeninsula.com
http://www.menarapeninsula.com

15. Taman Sari
JAKARTABARAT -Jln. Taman Sari VI/14B, Jakarta
+62-21-6290273

16. Trans Mangga Dua
JAKARTABARAT -Jln. Mangga Dua Raya No. 22, Jakarta
+62-21-6906427 / +62-21-6905333

17. Travel
JAKARTABARAT -Jln. Mangga Dua Barat VIII/21, Jakarta
+62-21-6012721 / +62-21-6293810
travel@cbn.net.id

18. Twin Plaza International
JAKARTABARAT -Jln. Letjen S. Parman Kav. 93-94, Jakarta
+62-21-56960888 / +62-21-56960777
sales@twinplaza.co.id
http://www.twinplaza.com

19. Willtop
JAKARTABARAT -Jln. P. Jayakarta No. 44, Jakarta
+62-21-6287888 / +62-21-6289458
willtop@cbn.net.id

LIST HOTEL AND ACOMODATION JAKARTA ( CENTRALPOINT- JAKARTA )

1. Alia Cikini
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Cikini Raya No. 32, Jakarta
+62-21-3924444 / +62-21-3928640
aka@aliahotel.com
http://www.aka.com

2. Alia Pasar Baru
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Pasar Baru Selatan No. 13, Jakarta
+62-21-3451920 / +62-21-3503129
aka@aliahotel.com
http://www.aka.com

3. Alila
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Pecenongan Kav 7-17, Jakarta
+62-21-2316008 / +62-21-2316007
jakarta@alilahotels.com
http://www.alilahotels.com

4. Alma
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. K.S. Tubun No. 10A, Jakarta
+62-21-5638633 / +62-21-563894

5. Aryaduta Hotel
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Prapatan No. 44-48, Jakarta 10110
+62-21-2311234, 23521234 / +62-21-3812060
jktaj.reservation@hyattntl.com
http://www.jakarta.aryaduta.hyatt.com

6. Aston Atrium
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Senen Raya 135, Jakarta 10410
+62-21-3442828 / +62-21-3442929
info@astonatrium.co.id
http://www.astonatrium.co.id

7. Atlet Century Park
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Pintu Satu Senayan - Jakarta
+62-21-5712041 +62-21-5712191
rsvmgr@hacp.co.id
http://www.holiday.com

8. Betawi Sofyan Hotel
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Cut Meutia 9, Jakarta
+62-21-3160130 / +62-21-3902747
marketing @sofyanhotel.com
http://www.sofyanhotel.com

9. Bintang Griyawista
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Raden Saleh 16, Jakarta
+62-21-3922566 / +62-21-3922579
hbg@cbn.net.id
http://www.griyawisata.com

10. Borobudur Hotel
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Lapangan Banteng Selatan, Jakarta
+62-21-3805555 / +62-21-3809595
welcome@borobudur.com
http://www.hotelborobudur.com

11. Bumi Johar hotel
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Johar No. 17-19, Jakarta
+62-21-3145746 / +62-21-3145759

12. Cemara Hotel
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Cemara No.1, Jakarta
+62-21-3908215 / +62-21-31924668
cemaracentrin.net.id

13. Cempaka
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Letjend. Suprapto - Jakarta
+62-21-4260066 / +62-21-4260055
cempakajkt@rad.net.id
http://www.ihra.co.id

14. Cikini Sofyan Hotel
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Cikini Raya No.79, Jakarta
+62-21-3140695 / +62-21-3100432
sofyan@sofyanhotel.com
http://www.sofyan.hotel.com

15. Classic Hotel
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. KH. Samanhudi No.43-45, Jakarta
+62-3852000 / +62-21-3852001

16. Djakarta
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Hayam Wuruk No. 34, Jakarta
+62-21-2313709 / +62-21-2314001

17. Dusit Mangga Dua Hotel
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Mangga Dua Raya, Jakarta
+62-21-6128811 / +62-21-6128822
dusitmgd@dusit.com
http://www.dusit.com

18. Golden Boutique Hotel
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Angkasa No. 1, Jakarta
+62-21-6255555 / +62-21-6256666
clarionhotelgolden@hotmail.com
http://www.goldenhotel.com

19. Grand Hyatt Hotel
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. MH> Thamrin Kav. 28-30, Jakarta
+62-21-3107400 / +62-21-3107300
ghjkt@indosat.net.id
http://www.Jakarta.grand.hyatt.com

20. Ibis Kemayoran
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Bungur Besar No. 79-81m, Jakarta
+62-21-4211818 / +62-21-4241737
sales@ibis.co.id
http://www.ibis.co.id

21. Ibis Mangga Dua
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. P. Jayakarta 73, Jakarta
+62-21-6250101 / +62-21-6250505
ibism2@cbn.net.id
http://www.ibis.com

22. Ibis Thamrin
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. KH. Wahid Hasyim 77, Jakarta
+62-21-3912323 / +62-21-3157707
ibistam@indosat.net.id
http://www.accorhotels-asia.com

23. Indra International
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. KH. Wahid Hasyim 63, Jakarta
+62-21-3152858 / +62-21-3158872

24. Jakarta Hilton International
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jl Gatot Subroto PO BOX 3315
+62-21-5703600/ +62-21-5706868
jkthilton@jkthilton.com
http://www.hiltonjakarta.com / www.hiltonindonesia.com

25. JW Marriott
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Lingkar Mega Kuningan Kav. E 12/1&2, Jakarta
+62-21-57988888 / +62-21-57988833
http://www.marriot.com

26. Kalisma
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. K.S. Tubun No. 15-16, Jakarta
+62-21-571151 / +62-21-5708739

27. Le Meridien
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Jend.Sudiman Kav.18-20, Jakarta
+62-21-2513131 / +62-21-5711633
sales@meridien_jkt.co.id
http://www.jakarta.lemeridien.com

28. Mandarin Oriental
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. MH. Thamrin, Jakarta
+62-21-39838888 / +62-21-39838889
mojkt@yahoo.com
http://www.mandarin-oriental.com

29. Marcopolo
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Teuku Cik Ditiro No. 19, Jakarta
+62-21-2301777 / +62-21-3107138
mcopolojkt@telkom.net

30. Menteng I
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. RP. Soeroso No. 28, Jakarta`
+62-21-31925208 / +62-21-3144151

31. Millenium Sirih Jakarta
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. H. Fachrudin 3 - Jakarta
+62-21-2303636 / +62-21-2300028
bus_center@milleniumjkt.com
http://www.milleniumjkt.com

32. Mulia Senayan
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Asia Afrika Senayan, Jakarta
+62-21-5747777 / +62-21-5747888
reserve@muliahot.co.id
http://www.hotelmulia.com

33. New Karya
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Jaksa No. 32-34, Jakarta
+62-21-3140484 / +62-21-3142781

34. Nikko Jakarta
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. MH Thamrin 59 Jakarta
+62-21-2301122 / +62-21-3143631
info@nikkojakarta.com
http://www.nikkojakarta.com

35. Nusantara
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. KH. Mas Mansyur, Jakarta
+62-21-3140307 / +62-21-327083
nusantarahotel@hotmail.com

36. Pasar Baru
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Pasar Baru Selatan No. 6, Jakarta
+62-21-3450280 / +62-21-3853843
alia@alia-hotel.com

37. Patra Jakarta
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Jend. A. Yani 2 - Jakarta
+62-21-4240608 / +62-21-4243720
http://www.patrajasa.com

38. Pecenongan
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Cylon, Gambir No. 19, Jakarta
+62-21-3853583 / +62-21-3855757
http://www.welcome.hotelpecenongan.com

39. Pulau Ayer Resort
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Mangga Besar VIII No. 21- Jakarta
+62-21-6253570 / +62-21-6243183
customerservice@pulauanyer.com
http://www.pulauanyer.com

40. Quality Jakarta
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. P Jayakarta 70, Jakarta
+62-21-6019864 / +62-21-6019876
qltjkt@cbn.net.id
http://www.hoteljakarta.com

41. Redtop Hotel
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln Pecenongan No. 72 - Jakarta
+62-21-3500077 / +62-21-3500055
rservation@redtophotel.com
http://www.redtophotel.com

42. Royal
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Ir. Juanda No. 14, Jakarta
+62-21-3804301 / +62-21-3804300

43. Sabang Metropolitan
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. H. Agus Salim 11, Jakarta
+62-21-3857621 / +62-3843546
htsabang@indosat.net.id
http://www.hotel.sabangjkt.co.id

44. Sahid Jaya Jakarta
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Jend. Sudirman 86 Jakarta 10220
+62-21-5704444 / +62-21-5702208
http://www.sahidhotels.com

45. Santika Jakarta
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Aipda K.S Tubun & - Jakarta
+62-21-5361777 / +62-21-5483457
sm-hsn@santika-jakarta.co.id
http://www.santika.com

46. Sari Pan Pacifik
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. MH Thamrin 6 - Jakarta
+62-21-3902707 / +62-21-3141600
jakarta@panpacific.com
http://www.panpacific.com

47. Senen Indah
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Bungur Besar Raya No. 60, Jakarta
+62-21-4206870 / +62-21-4206872

48. Sentral Hotel
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Pramuka Raya No. 63-64, Jakarta
+62-21-4225511 / +62-21-4213839

49. Shangri-La
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Jend. Sudirman Kav. 1, Jakarta
+62-21-5707440 / +62-21-5702657
slj@shangri-la.com
http://www.shangri-la.com

50. Sparks Hotel
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Mangga Besar Raya No. 44, Jakarta
+62-21-6252534 / +62-21-6252570
info@sparkshotel.com
http://www.sparkshotel.com

51. Sriwijaya
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Veteran No. 1, Jakarta
+62-21-3858533 / +62-21-3858534

52. Surya Baru
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Batu Ceper No. 11 A, Jakarta
+62-21-3811108 / +62-21-3861878

53. The Acacia Jakarta
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Kramat Raya 73-81, Jakarta
+62-21-3903131 / +62-21-3927580
info@acacia-hotel.com
http://www.acacia-hotel.com

54. Treva International
JAKARTAPUSAT -Jln. Menteng Raya 33, Jakarta
+62-21-31900240 / +62-21-31900241
treva@ cbn.net.id

Tidung Island

TIDUNG ISLAND

Jakarta is in addition to providing hundreds of malls at every major intersection, also has 63 museums worth visiting. and that are popular today is the island Tidung. Java island to the north is specifically for those who love adventure tourism.
Tidung Island, the largest island in the thousand islands. There are two places that there's departure marina Ancol beach and pier Angke estuary.
Tidung island thousand islands split the sea for 2.5 hours to get to the beach uringin Tidung Island. motor boat passed knight tirta fairy islands, fortunately Java, hair, mice partially inhabited partly empty. deserted islands like chrismast island.
4000an populated island is quite a lot of trees. four of us went straight to the house residents who have booked in advance. no star hotels there. Tidung island residents abuzz makes his home as a guest house on the weekend. we happened to get the house clean and decent enough. ac does not exist, but the fan and clean water are abundant.
according to residents, on Saturday-week people who visit the island average of 700-800 people. Tidung island started to become an alternative tourism options in December 2009. tourism activities that can be done on this island besides snorkeling, diving also bycicling around the island.
so until we went snorkeling off the coral islands of rice. it is said here, coral reefs are still pretty good. and sure enough, with 400 thousand charter boats (can berbanyak people) we enjoy the coral reefs and fish. bored in this place, we moved to the island Tidung water and small. in this place, the underwater scenery is pretty good, although not really that good.
land mark of this island is a bridge of love. it is said in this place a lot of people who found their partners here. 1 kilometer long bridge that connects the large and small Tidung is also available place for skydiving. if want to know the sensation of what it's like a free fall from the 12th floor of a mall, you can try it here.
sea ​​water here is still very clear. fish and marine animals really seem transparent. This place is also often used to wait for the photographer specialist hunters sunset / sunrise.
shortage of tourist areas Tidung island is not a "hip place" to spend the night. is the only place to eat on the beach, white sand cafe. pernamen building plot not only provides a menu of grilled fish / fried and roasted corn. everything is very simple, no makeup at all.
let alone on this island that apply indosat phone signal, and a little flexi Telkomsel. XL, no signal carriers cellular
I think next year will be the island Tidung alternative tourism options in jakarta. in addition to price and distance is quite affordable, nature is also beautiful enough to be enjoyed, with all its drawbacks.

BATAVIA

BATAVIA (old city) called kota tua

Hundreds of years ago, Batavia is the Pearl of foreign nations. The capital of Indonesia has a lot of area history, one of which is the area of ​​Jakarta City. If Motobikers be in the region, such as getting the feel of another secured from most regions of the world's capitals. Along the old city starting from the Port of Palm Sunda and ended at Taman Fatahillah will recall the old days glory Batavia.

Port of Palm Sunda is one face of the old town of Jakarta. Sunda Kelapa harbor is now a port of loading and unloading of goods, mainly wood from the island of Borneo. Along the harbor lined vessels Phinisi or Bugis Schooner with typical shape, tapered at one end and colorful on the hull. Every day seems a view of the workers are busy up and down the ship for loading and unloading.

Port of Palm Sunda actually been heard since the 12th century. At that time the port is already known as a busy port of pepper's last Hindu kingdom in West Java, Padjadjaran, located near the city of Bogor now. Foreign ships coming from China, Japan, South India, and Arabia was anchored at this port carrying goods such as porcelain, coffee, silk, fabric perfumes, horses, wine, and dye in exchange for spices the wealth of the homeland at that time.

The first European Portuguese first arrived in Sunda Kelapa in 1512 to seek opportunities spice trade with the western world. Their existence did not last long, after the combined strength of Banten and Demak Muslim, Sunan led Gunungjati (Fatahillah), master Sunda Kelapa and changed its name to White Rose or the meaning "victory of the Real" on June 22, 1527. Now, each dated June 22 is celebrated as the anniversary of Jakarta.

After the Portuguese leave, Dutch traders arrived in 1596 with the same purpose, looking for spices. Spices are highly sought after at the time and become a luxury commodity in the Netherlands because of various properties such as medicine, body warmers, and perfume materials. Dutch traders (who later joined the VOC) initially received a warm welcome from Prince Wijayakrama and make an appointment.

However, tempted by the high potential income from the sale of spices in their home country, reneged on the agreement and establish VOC fortress in the south of the Port of Palm Sunda. This fort, in addition to functioning as a warehouse storage of goods, also used as a stronghold of resistance from British forces who are also intending to dominate trade in the archipelago. The fort was built in 1613, approximately 200 meters to the south of the Port of Palm Sunda.

In 1839 at this location was established Syahbandar tower that serves as a customs office, or collection of taxes from the goods unloaded at the port. Location of this tower occupies one of Bastion (fort corner) left. Location tower height of 18 meters is currently occupied one corner of the South Fort remaining. From this tower can be seen Landscape Viewable old city of Jakarta. Such as the Maritime Museum. Formerly this museum is a repository storage of goods - merchandise VOCs in 17th and 18th centuries. Until now this building retained its original condition for tourism.

Approximately 50 meters to the west of the tower there is the Museum Bahari. In this museum can be seen in the original equipment, replica, drawings and photographs related to the marine world in Indonesia, ranging from the royal era up to modern expeditions. The museum is actually occupying the warehouse to store goods VOC trade in 17th and 18th centuries, and still retained its original condition for tourism activities. Even part of the building can be rented for private events. On the north side of the museum there is still the original fort is the fort to the north.

Entering Jln. Cob in southern museum, we will arrive at the site of the former garage VOC ship or also known as VOC Shipyard. Here, in the past, the ships are damaged beyond repair. At present, elongated building with triangular windows in the roof was revitalized as a restaurant while maintaining its original architecture. Gate at the road bridge is retained snapper represent ancient architecture.

To the south, past the toll bridge, along the Ciliwung River, there is the original location of the city of Batavia. The Dutch colonial government renamed Jayakarta became Batavia when it came to power in Jakarta in the 17th century. This old city area is designed by the Governor-General of the Dutch East Indies, Jan Pieterzoon Coen, who want to build the Amsterdam version of the east of Batavia. This region there is a unique bridge typically Dutch. This wooden bridge known as Diamond City bridge. Built in 1628 the Dutch colonial government in accordance with its original style in Amsterdam, can be removed when the ship crossed it. But now the bridge is not maintained anymore. The wood had been porous with age.

Still the old town region precisely at the Great Western Road and the Great Eastern time. Lined buildings - buildings from the 18th century. This region is the center of the fortress city of Batavia. Some of the unique building is typical of the European region can still be found well, such as Neo Classic building with white ornaments. Walk south along the Great Kali River and turn to the left at the door of the Great North Road 3 Motobikers will arrive at the location where the central Bank Indonesia building a long-standing. Distinctive architectural style like most buildings in the cities of BI in Indonesia, namely Neo-Classic, looks beautiful with ornaments and white. Bank Building was built in the early 1990's. From the BI we rounded the Great South Road and walk door to the north, toward the Fatahillah Park area. Fatahillah Park is a rectangular open field with historic buildings on all sides.

On the north side there is a restaurant that occupies the building from the early 1800s. Beside him, art deco-style building that serves as a post office. On the east side of Indische Empire-style building stands Stiijl, former courthouse which now serves as the Museum of Fine Arts. In it exhibited a collection of ceramics, paintings, and pictures that explain the development of art in the homeland.

On the south side of the building stands majestically Jakarta History Museum. Unique building which consists of two floors showcases original items, replicas, drawings and photographs showing the development of Jakarta's history from prehistoric times until now. Actually, there is still a basement, which is used as a detention room during the reigns of VOC, complete with original iron chains used to bind the feet of the prisoners. The atmosphere of somber, dark and airless perceived when looking basement is able to make the hair stand difficult to imagine the conditions the prisoners at that time.

Museum of History (Stadhuis) was built in 1620 until 1707 at the initiative of the Governor-General Coen and was originally used as the town hall building during VOC rule. Fatahillah Park located in front of it save a lot of history, one 5000 massacre of ethnic Chinese descent in 1740. The reason for the VOC feel threatened by the presence of ethnic Chinese in Batavia, whose numbers swelled, as well as their strong business sense.

Jakarta Old Town area is just one of several historical areas in Jakarta. There are still others like Glodok (Chinatown), the area around New Market, Merdeka Square, and Menteng. But when viewed from the sequence of its history, the Old Town area is the forerunner to the development and history of the city of Jakarta, so it was more interesting to explore by bike.


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JAKARTA STATE CAPITAL
 Report of the European writers of the 16th century mentions a town named Kalapa, which seems to be the main airport named for a Hindu kingdom of Sunda, capital of Pajajaran, located about 40 kilometers inland, near the city of Bogor now. Portuguese is a large group of people first Europeans who came to the airport Kalapa. The city was then attacked by a young age, named Fatahillah, of an empire which is adjacent to Kalapa. Fatahillah change the name to Jayakarta Sunda Kalapa on June 22, 1527. This date is now celebrated as the birthday of the city. The Dutch came in the late 16th century and later mastered the White Rose. Jayakarta name was changed to Batavia. Batavia is the natural state of swampy country like the Netherlands, their homeland. They also build canals to protect Batavia from the threat of flooding. City government activities are centered around the field, located about 500 meters from the airport. They built elegant town hall, which is the position of the center of the city government of Batavia. Gradually the city developed to the south of Batavia. The rapid growth resulted in a state lilngkungan easily damaged, so the Dutch authorities forced the government to move the center of the higher lying areas. This area called Weltevreden. The spirit of nationalism in Indonesia decides to by students in Batavia at the beginning of the 20th century. A historic decision in 1928 which triggered the Youth Pledge statement contains three items, namely landless water one, one nation, and upholding the national language: Indonesian. During the Japanese occupation period (1942-1945), the name changed again to Jakarta Batavia. On August 17, 1945 Ir. Proclamation of Independence read Sukarno of Indonesia in Jakarta and the Saka Red and White for the first time flown. Indonesia's sovereignty was officially recognized in 1949. At that time Indonesia is also a member of the United Nations (UN). In 1966, the capital Jakarta to obtain official name the Republic of Indonesia. This prompted the pace of construction of government office buildings and embassies of friendly countries. The rapid development requires a master plan to manage the growth of the city. Since 1966, Jakarta grown steadily into a modern metropolis. The following cultural richness of dynamic growth is a significant contribution to Jakarta to be one of the leading metropolis in the 21st century. The 14th century as a port named Sunda Kelapa Pajajaran Kingdom. June 22, 1527 by Fatahilah, changed its name to Jayakarta (the date is set as the anniversary of Jakarta city while No. DPR decision. 6/D/K/1956). March 4, 1621 by the Dutch government for the first time a town called Batavia Stad. 1 April 1905 changed its name to 'Gemeente Batavia'. January 8, 1935 changed its name to Gemeente Batavia Stad. August 8, 1942 by Japanese renamed Jakarta Stores Betsu Shi. September 1945 the city was named the National Government of Jakarta City. February 20, 1950 in the Government. Federal Pre Gemeente changed its name to Batavia Stad. March 24, 1950 was changed to City Praj'a Jakarta. January 18, 1958 the position of Brussels as an autonomous region called Djakarta Raya Township. In 1961 the PP. 2 of Law No. 1961 jo. 2 PNPS 1961 established the Regional Government of Andhra Pradesh. August 31, 1964 by Act no. 10 in 1964 declared the Special Region of Andhra Pradesh remained as the capital of the Republic of Indonesia with the name of Jakarta. Tahun1999, melalaui uu no 34 year 1999 about specific areas of the provincial government of the Republic of Indonesia's capital Jakarta, as the government turns into the city administration, with otoniminya remain at provincial level and not on wilyah city, but it wiolyah dki Jakarta is divided into 6 ( five municipalities and one district administrative thousand islands) Act No. 29 of 2007 regarding the Government of the Province of Special Capital Region of Jakarta as the Capital of Republic of Indonesia (State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Year 2005 Number 140, Additional State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4700); Jakarta Provincial City is divided into five administrative regions and one administrative district, namely: Central Jakarta city administration with an area of ​​47.90 km2, North Jakarta with an area of ​​142.20 km2, West Jakarta with an area of ​​126.15 km2, with an area of ​​South Jakarta 145 , 73 km2, and the City of East Jakarta administration with an area 187.73 km2, and the Administrative District Thousand Islands with an area of ​​11.81 km2. To the north stretches 35 km along the coast, which became the bermuaranya 13 pieces and 2 pieces of the river channel. To the south and east by the city of Depok, Bogor Regency, Jakarta and Bekasi City, west of the Tangerang City and Tangerang Regency, as well as on the north by the Java Sea. Geologically, the whole plain consists of Pleistocene sediments contained in the ± 50 m below ground surface. The southern part consists of a layer of alluvial, coastal lowlands are being stretched to the countryside about 10 km. At the bottom there is the older sediment layers that do not appear on the surface of the soil due entirely buried by alluvium deposits. In the northern part of the new found at a depth of 10-25 m, increasing to the south of the shallow hard surfaces 8-15 m. In certain parts there is also a hard ground surface layer with a depth of 40 m. State of the city of Jakarta is generally hot climate with maximum temperatures ranging from 32.7 ° C - 34 ° C in the daytime, and minimum air temperature ranges from 23.8 ° C -25.4 ° C at night. The average rainfall is 237.96 mm throughout the year, during the 2002-2006 period the lowest rainfall of 122.0 mm occurred in 2002 and high of 267.4 mm occurred in 2005, with humidity levels reaching 73.0 - 78.0 percent and the average wind speed reaches 2.2 m / sec - 2.5 m / sec. Jakarta to the geographical conditions of the wider sea of ​​land has the potential of marine resources is large enough, ie in the form of mineral resources and marine products. Mineral resources produced, precisely in Pabelokan Island, Thousand Islands, in the form of oil and gas began to be exploited since 2000 with an average production ratakapasitas about 4 million barrels per year. Marine wealth that can be exploited in the form of fish and ornamental fish consumption. Over the past five years, the average annual consumption of fish production reached 123 thousand tons and ornamental fish production reached 59.86 million head.


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