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Jakarta may not be so much a holiday destination but more a base to explore Java. Or just visit for a day while on holiday in magical Java, Whichever, Jakarta with its unique blending of old colonial with ultra modern and countless historic buildings, there's much to see and do in Jakarta. Below is a brief guide to Jakarta or go here to see our top holiday recommendations in Jakarta.
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Other top places in Indonesia:- Bali - Ubud |
Jakarta. Set in the heart of Jakarta's modern part is Merdeka Square park where tourists and locals alike take refuge from the sun on benches shaded by the many trees. The parks towering obelisk National Monument marks the 1950 Indonesian independence. Overlooking the park is the magnificent gleaming Istiqlal Mosque which is the largest in Southeast Asia accommodating over hundred thousand people. Beaches. No matter where you plan to holiday in Java, the itinerary must include a trip to Jakarta. To avoid the hot humid and most crowded months from May to September, March and April are better times and should avoid much of the rainy season. Economy of Jakarta: Jakarta’s economy is booming, with a steady growth rate of around 5% for the past few years. The city’s GDP per capita has risen from USD$1,310 in 2010 to USD$4,100 in 2019. The services sector is the major contributor to the city’s GDP, accounting for over 60% of the total. The manufacturing sector is also growing rapidly, primarily driven by the strong growth in the automotive, electronics and textile industries. The city has also seen significant investments in infrastructure, with the government investing heavily in transportation, water management, and waste management. This has helped to improve the quality of life in the city and attract investment. The city also has a large informal sector, which accounts for almost half of the city’s GDP. This sector is largely composed of small-scale entrepreneurs and street vendors. Jakarta is also one of the most important financial centers in Southeast Asia, with a number of major banks, insurance companies and other financial institutions based in the city. The city is also home to a number of major stock exchanges and financial markets, including the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX). Overall, the economy of Jakarta is strong and has been growing steadily over the past few years. The city has seen significant investments in infrastructure and the services sector is the main contributor to the economy. The city is also home to a number of major financial institutions and is an important financial hub in Southeast Asia. |
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