Drive to Old harbour from hotel all place you stay into 30 minutes, Entrance the glodok Chinatown or just night market or just see some candy shops open with the light red lampions hanging in the line then walk in the afternoon inside the market and temples, in 20 minutes and go to old harbour 10 minutes.

Arriving the harbour and entering the traders long time ago in the area and tell the story from history, you can walk along the small path of sand bag to see the level of water or the light of boat in the evening then the old harbour is still productive from morning until evening, in the night also busy with workers drop and pick up the goods. After that driving to Old Town Batavia Jakarta within 10 minutes.

Arriving and entering the area called fatahillah, and some people called Batavia Old town, because of the dutch governmental took the area as the trading official and business. That area call city hall. In the City hall a lot of local people or tourist spending time in the night. The style of building is European and Chinese make the area was amazingly beautiful also in the night. While you were in the Old town, visiting the cafe for coffee break also we provide you for dinner as well as small dishes. Come from harbour spend 15 minutes. Then back hotel 45 hour *The food is served by local food and try another in your inclusion.

After dinner at cafe, we drive to the central sightseeing spending time or drop to hotel and visit for photo the welcoming statue area. This is one of the downtown of Jakarta, welcome the people to Jakarta and one of the busy area with urban life, especially in the night

Spend for tour time here to visit big area, Istiqlal mosque, cathedral and Irian Jaya freedom statue. The West Irian Liberation Monument is located in the center of Lapangan Banteng, facing west towards the St. Ursula Catholic School across the road from the park. The park itself was formerly known as the Waterlooplein, a parade ground of the colonial administration. On top of the monument, visible as a 36-meter high pedestal, stands a bronze, bare chested wild-haired man breaking free from his shackles with his arms and legs widely spread, the former facing towards the sky. The face holds a loud, screaming expression, symbolizing rebellion and independence.