Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (Beautiful Indonesia in Miniature Park) is Indonesia's answer to every visitor's prayer to see the magnificent archipelago in just one day

• To get there, take a Koridor 7 bus to the Kampung Rambutan terminal and then a T15 metro-mini to the park entrance. A taxi from central Jakarta costs about 85,000Rp.
• Taman Mini is huge, consisting of more than 100 hectares of land. If you don't have much time, join a tour. That way, you'll save money and time. (You'll get a discount if you travel in a group). To make a tour, you can contact the website: https://www.eoasia.com/en/indonesia/jakarta/activities/1335-taman-mini-indonesia-indah-beautiful-ind......
• To get around, Taman Mini has various types of transportation to take you through and around these extensive grounds. They include the Aeromovel fast train, a Sky lift, and shuttle buses.
• Try Restoran Caping Gunung. Its natural lighting (no light bulbs, light is provided with roof made of clear materials) and tasty food will provide a unique dining experience.
• TMII sells many small souvenirs to remember your trip by. Various shirts, hats, postcards are widely available.
• For nature lovers, there are the orchid gardens, cacti, herbs, and flower gardens, and there is also a Birds Park.

Old Town of Jakarta covers a tiny area in the capital city of Indonesia, Jakarta. The special heritage only including a 1,3 square kilometer area crossing North and West Jakarta

• Wear closed shoes to protect your feet from muck, chicken manure and just plain dirt.
• You can see the puppet's show, the pantomime, the girls in vintage western costumes dancing. And you can also make some very funny pictures with live-arc performances.
• After visiting time, there is a cafe with a nice vintage batavia's ambience which provides a very good wine and nice irish coffee, called Cafe Batavia.
• You should be careful to watch your belongings in the crowds.
• Take some time to explore the side streets leading away from the square to spot more decaying colonial relics, and see local tattoo artists at work in their crude, streetside studios.
• If you’re keen to see more colonial buildings, rent a bicycle from Taman Fatahillah (around 20,000Rp/hr) and pedal the 1.5km to Sunda Kelapa, Jakarta’s historical port, and the original reason why the city was an international trade hub.

Sunda Kelapa Harbor has been well known since the 12th century. It was belongs to Sunda Empire with capital of Pajajaran, located at around the current Bogor

• In Jakarta, a cab is easy to find. You can also ride the TransJakarta Bus (Corridor I, Blok M - Kota), and stop at Kota, the final destination. Taking a cab from there will be relatively much cheaper from your hotel.
• Various restaurants nearby. Fast food joints such as A&W and Dunkin' Donuts are also available. Alternatively, you can buy fresh seafood from the Fish Market and ask the cooks in restaurants in Muara Angke area to cook them to your liking.
• You should bring an umbrella or raincoat, weather is unpredictable.