Jakarta, Indonesia: A City of History, Culture, and Hospitality

Reward yourself with myriad leisure options by taking a trip to Indonesia’s bustling capital city of Jakarta. Accommodations, attractions, and dining options here are plenty, so you’re guaranteed a fun and enriching vacation. From here, both holidaymakers and corporate travelers can delight in a number of wonderful treats that the Indonesian capital has to offer. These include:

Historical Sites
Know more about the history of Jakarta by visiting 2 of the most significant historical sites in the city. First is the Angke Mosque in West Jakarta — the only mosque in the city that has remained unaltered since its establishment. It is commonly visited by Pontianak people because one of their greatest sultans was buried in front of the mosque. Another must-see tourist spot is the Merdeka Palace. Being the official residence of the President of the Republic of Indonesia, this site serves as the center of executive authority in the country. The palace is located in front of Merdeka Square, which is close to some Jakarta, Indonesia hotels.

Notable Museums
Make the most of your holiday by visiting a number of repositories in and around the city. Most of these attractions showcase the culture and heritage of the country. Head on to the following museums and discover more about the dynamic city:

• National Museum - an archeological, ethnological, and geographical repository that presents Indonesia's heritage for 2 centuries;
• Jakarta History Museum - established in 1710; has an impressive display of prehistoric artifacts;
• Wayang Museum - a museum dedicated to Javanese puppetry;
• Fine Art and Ceramic Museum - exhibits traditional fine art and ceramic pieces; and
• Textile Museum - features Indonesian traditional weaving, such as Javanese batik, Batak ulos, and ikat.

Delectable Dishes
Your vacation will not be complete without having a taste of authentic Indonesian dishes that are served in several restaurants and hotels in Jakarta. Among these are:

• Soto betawi - a traditional soup that is made of coconut milk broth, meat, and vegetables;
• Kerak telor - spicy omelet made from glutinous rice and egg; usually topped with fried shredded coconut, shallots, and shrimp;
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• Bubur Dingin - cold porridge with sweet beef soup; and
• Nasi ulam- rice cooked in coconut milk and usually served with fried minced beef, cucumber, and chili sauce.

Best Accommodation
Have a delightful sojourn at the heart of the city when you come and stay at Amos Cozy Hotel & Convention Hall Jakarta. Situated near popular shopping malls, leisure centers, art galleries, and government offices, this hotel provide an ideal base for any traveler. It boasts 92 thematic guestrooms, which feature sensible amenities that provide a comfortable and enjoyable stay. It also affords reliable facilities that cater to business functions and recreational activities. Add to these valuable offerings is the address of this Jakarta accommodation, which is a few minutes away from Soekarno-Hatta International Airport.