Jakarta Events in November and December 2026: What to See
Last fact-checked: 3 November 2026. Jakarta’s events calendar is busy at the end of the year, with art exhibitions, K-pop concerts, family performances and one of Asia’s …
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Last fact-checked: 3 November 2026. Jakarta’s events calendar is busy at the end of the year, with art exhibitions, K-pop concerts, family performances and one of Asia’s …
Two days is enough to get a real feel for Jakarta if you plan by area. The city’s size and traffic mean that grouping nearby sights …
Jakarta has plenty to keep children curious, from theme parks and wildlife to interactive museums and role-play cities. The secret to a good family day is one main …
One of the best ways to understand Jakarta is through its food. Shaped by Betawi culture and centuries of trade, the city’s kitchens mix Malay, Chinese, Arab and …
Jakarta is one of Southeast Asia’s great shopping cities. Within a few kilometres you can find luxury malls, Indonesian craft stores, design-led lifestyle hubs, independent …
Jakarta’s museums tell more about Indonesia than a quick sightseeing tour. Between them they cover archipelago history, colonial Batavia, traditional puppetry, batik and textiles and contemporary …
Glodok is one of Jakarta’s most distinctive neighbourhoods. Located in Taman Sari, West Jakarta, the historic Chinatown is home to traditional markets, centuries-old temples, family-run shops and …
Kota Tua tells a different story from Jakarta’s glass towers. Known historically as part of Batavia, this district preserves colonial-era squares, 18th-century buildings, museums and …
The former Batavia City Hall, now the Jakarta History Museum, anchors Fatahillah Square in Kota Tua. Jakarta’s museums and art galleries can tell you more about …
Jakarta rewards curious travelers. Behind its skyscrapers and busy roads are historic squares, creative neighborhoods, traditional flavors, and waterfront escapes. If you are visiting Indonesia’s …