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If you're in Jakarta and looking to escape the hustle and bustle, the Thousand Islands is your perfect getaway. This enchanting cluster of islands offers a plethora of experiences, from marine adventures to historical explorations, all nestled within the administrative boundaries of DKI Jakarta. Whether you're a history buff or a beach lover, there's something here for everyone.
Imagine staying in a floating cottage on Ayer Island or Bidadari Island, feeling the gentle sway of the ocean beneath you. History enthusiasts will find Kelor Island fascinating, with its Fort Martello standing as a testament to the past. Untung Jawa Island invites you to bask on its beaches and explore vibrant marine parks, while Pari Island tempts with its pristine white sands.
Tidung Island is a must-visit for its famous love bridges and a variety of tourist attractions. Meanwhile, Pramuka Island offers breathtaking sea views, and Semak Daun Island promises an exotic escape. Don't forget Kelapa and Harapan Islands, both brimming with marine wonders waiting to be discovered. For a unique experience, Sepa Island lets you tread the seabed surrounded by fish, no special equipment needed. Putri Island boasts a mesmerizing underwater aquarium, while Macan Island is tailored for tourists seeking a blend of relaxation and adventure. Pelangi Island, with its immaculate white sands, is the perfect spot to unwind and soak up the sun. Beyond the beaches, each island has its own local charm and culture to explore. You might stumble upon a quaint fishing village or a hidden cove perfect for a quiet picnic. So pack your bags, grab your sunglasses, and set sail for an unforgettable journey through the Thousand Islands.
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Ancol Dreamland
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Jakarta National Museum
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Jakarta Performing Art Theater
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The Puppet Museum
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