Private Sightseeing Tours in Jakarta

Discover Jakarta's key landmarks in just one day on this private door-to-door tour. Start by learning about Indonesian history at the National Museum, then move on to the National Monument, Jakarta Cathedral, Istiqlal Mosque, and the Proclamation Monument. Wrap up the day by exploring art and antiques markets and visiting a batik shop.

This Tour based on PRIVATE TOUR with Lunch and Roundtrip transfer at hotel.you will visit 7 famous places in Jakarta.Indonesia Miniature Park (TMII) learn all about the the history and culture of not only collective Indonesia, but also about Indonesia's individual regions, Continue visit the Merdeka Square (Liberty Square), National Monument (Monas) and the Presidential palace, and visit to the Istiqlal Mosque, This is the largest mosque in South East Asia. To show that these two big religions are living in harmony in Indonesia, standing proudly right across is the old Catholic church. Katedral Chruch built in the neo gothic style which was consecrated in 1901.Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant. Continue next to the National Museum. The collection of this museum covers all of Indonesia's territory and almost all of its history. It is an archeological, ethnological, historical and geographical museum. Your tour will finish when you are taken back to your hotel.

Chinese influences shaped Indonesia's people, architecture, and cuisine. Whether you're of Chinese heritage yourself or just intrigued by the movement of peoples, this private tour of Chinese Jakarta will open your eyes. Visit Glodok (Jakarta Chinatown), Petak Sembilan street market, Vihara Dharma Bakti (Kim Tek Le Temple), and the Santa Maria Church. Lunch on a Chinese Indonesian classic - wonton noodles - as your guide explains the different waves of migration.

See a different side of Southeast Asia's largest city on a private tour of Jakarta by night. Soak up the bustle and energy as you glide past destinations including Chinatown to the waterfront Ancol Dreamland theme park. Feast on delicious Indonesian dishes before you explore the Pasar Seni Ancol art market: the perfect spot to shop for souvenirs.

If you're visiting Indonesia for the first time, gain a comprehensive introduction to the country on a full-day tour of Jakarta. In a small group limited to 14, you'll visit cultural highlights such as the National Museum, the  Galeri Indonesia Kaya, and the Beautiful Indonesia in Miniature Park, where you can see a small-scale version of the entire archipelago. Plus, you'll visit a Batik shop to learn more about the indigenous artwork. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Discover the heritage that lies beneath Jakarta's high-rise surface on this private guided door-to-door tour. Start the day with Jakarta Cathedral, Istiqlal Mosque, the National Museum, the National Monument, and the sailing ships of Sunda Kelapa Harbor. Then savor a local restaurant lunch before you explore beautiful Jakarta Old Town.

We live in the present, but the past heritage can teach us many things. Lose yourself through a gentle walk along antique stalls that bring you back to the old time as you discover the wide collection of the National Museum of Indonesia. A tasty Peranakan cuisine will complete your day. The highlight of this tour includes Surabaya street which is famous for its antiques stalls of wood sculptures, puppets, masks, porcelain and metal ornaments. The National Museum, Vihara Darma Yakti and Santa Maria Church. Lunch will be served at Dapur Babah Restaurant.

Venture into the 13th-century streets of Jakarta, formerly Batavia, accompanied by a private guide who sheds light on its Dutch colonial history. You'll explore Glodok, Indonesia's oldest Chinatown, characterized by winding lanes and red-tiled roofs. See multiple attractions including the Chinese temple Jin De Yuan and the Dutch drawbridge, and stroll through Fatahillah Square and the Jalan Surabaya flea market. Visit the Wayang Museum for a look at kulit shadow puppets, stop by Sunda Kelapa Harbor, and view cultural artifacts at the National Museum of Indonesia.