Pancake Durian

Location     : Food Republic - Singapore

Price        : $ 20

Taste        : Good

Wonderful Genting – Malaysia

 

Hari 01 : JAKARTA – KUALA LUMPUR

Kumpul di Bandara Soekarno Hatta, Terminal 2 Pk. 4.30, check in menuju Kuala Lumpur dengan pesawat QZ 7690 Pk. 06.25. Tiba di KUL Pk. 09.25 langsung menuju Genting Highland. Makan siang lalu mengunjungi Kuil Gohtong di Genting. Check in di First World Hotel (Makan Siang)

 

Hari 02: GENTING

Makan pagi di hotel, Setelah itu acara bebas bisa Bermain di Genting Theme Park atau Berbelanja Di First World Shopping Mall. ( Makan Pagi )

 

Hari 03 : GENTING – KUALA LUMPUR

Setelah santapan pagi , check out jam 9.00 dari Genting lalu acara kita City Tour Kuala Lumpur mengunjungi Batu Caves, KL Tower, Twin Tower, King Palace, National Monument, Independence Square, Chocolate Showroom. Sorenya keliling wisata China Town lalu Check in di Hotel Capitol Kuala Lumpur . (Makan Pagi)

 

Hari 04: KUALA LUMPUR - JAKARTA

Hari ini acara bebas shopping di Bukit Bintang Shopping Mall sampai jam 16.00 berkumpul kembali di hotel utk diantar ke airport . Tiba di Jakarta jam 20.00

 

 

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Jakarta Plan to Build Six Routes of Inner City Toll Way

DKI Jakarta Provincial Government’s plan to build six routes of inner city toll way receives a positive response from the Central Government with the approval of DKI Jakarta Provincial Government’s proposal by the Public Labor Department.

In order to develop the six routes of toll way, the Public Labor Department (Departemen PU) has approved that an open tender will be announced whereby every DKI Jakarta BUMD will be involved. The tender will be conducted by the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government, and the budget will come from private sector investment. The tender itself will be conducted for six months, and the physical development will take two years.

The development of these six routes of inner city toll way has been needed urgently. Becakayu (Bekasi-Cakung-Kampung Melayu) toll way route, which already has the foundation for flyovers, will be developed as a first priority.

This Becakayu flyover route is prioritized due to the fact that there are several points of high traffic along the Bekasi-Cakung-Kampung Melayu.

The six routes are : Bekasi-Kalimalang-Kampung Melayu, Ulujami-Tanah Abang (8,7 km), Kampung Melayu-Tomang (12,5 km), Pasar Minggu-Casablanca (9 km), Kemayoran-Kampung Melayu (9,65 km) and Sunter-Pulo Gebang (12,5 km).

The required budget to develop the toll way routes is estimated to reach Rp 23 trillion for a total route length of 85 kilometer, with the estimated per kilometer budget of Rp 250 billion.

There is an old but proven phrase which very simply states ... “Your health is your wealth”. How important it is to remember the value of that advice today.

A healthier lifestyle should be everyone's goal, and physical fitness is the way to achieve it. The stresses and strains of Jakarta city living do not improve your health, they are hazards to it. A sedentary lifestyle is unfortunately routine for most people. Traffic jams, long hours at work, frequent business lunches - they do little for keeping your body in shape or for improving your physical and mental well being.

There is a remedy - a few hours each week at one of the nearby Lifespa Fitness in Jakarta will turn an unhealthy lifestyle into a healthy one, and improve your appearance and self confidence in the process.

• Improve your health by incorporating exercise into your weekly routine
• Join an exercise class with a friend
• Set up an individualized fitness program with our personal trainers
• Work out on your own with Lifespa Fitness state-of-the-art weight training equipment
• Relax after your workout with a traditional massage or spa treatment
• Tone up your body to improve sports performance
• Network and make new friends, while making exercise a part of your life.

Visit the Lifespa Fitness center nearest you and become part of Indonesia's most exciting fitness scene. For more information visit : www.lifespafitness.com

Jakarta On The SpOt

Jaya Ancol Dream Land
This is a recreational park, which is most visited and intimate with the city Jakarta residents and other vicinity towns. The coastal park is often called as Ancol. Diverse entertainments for children and adults are available in the 522 hectares park. It is the most completed recreational park in Asia. Various games in Dufan, animals in Gelanggang Samudra, Swimming Pool, Beach, Art Market and fishing pond are available in the park.

Ragunan Zoo

Zoo is home to animals. Animals that are close to extinction are breed. Not only is a place for animals show, but it is also to develop animals which are about extinctive.

Taman Ismail Marzuki (TIM)

TIM is a center of Indonesian art and culture in Jakarta. The place is used to stage art and cultural performances from drama, dance, wayang (puppet show), music, poetry reading, painting exhibition, and film show. In short, we can find traditional to contemporary arts which are original Indonesian or overseas.

Indonesia Miniature Park (TMII)

TMII is recreational park and Indonesian cultural museum. Various Indonesian national cultures are maintained and developed. In 1972, On April 7, 1975 President Soeharto inaugurated the opening of 120 hectare Park, which was built in 1972. TMII is miniature of a vast national Indonesia. TMII is not a stand still museum, but it often shows a live local performance, which makes visitors mingle in the real cultural life. In addition, the park has 342 mini sand islands including their coral reefs, fresh air, and flower garden. Water sport and fishing are impressive. The park has also research facilities from oceanography to archeology learn sea plants and animals.

Thousand Island

Thousand island located in North Jakarta. It has around 342 islands, including coral and sandy islands. It has clean weather with blue ocean and coral flower park. Fishing and water sport are also available here. In addition to sea tourist object, it forms National Ocean Park functioning as oceanology, and archeology researches and as a place for either scarce sea plants or animals.

Mal Kelapa Gading

Mal Kelapa Gading had its humble beginnings in 1990 with total retail space of 32,000sqm. Then known as Kelapa Gading Plaza, the mall was anchored by Diamond department store and supermarket and quickly became a favourite among the neighbouring community.

With an ever-growing demand for greater variety of products and services, the mall went through a phase 2 extension in 1995 which added 40.000 m2 to the total area. By then, the mall had 250 tenants and was serving the neighborhoods around Kelapa Gading, North Jakarta, East Jakarta, and some of Bekasi.

On April 10, 2003, Mal Kelapa Gading opened phase 3 to the public, bringing the total retail area up to 130,000sqm, making it one of the largest shopping malls in Jakarta. Now anchored by Sogo and Diamon department store and supermarket, Mal Kelapa Gading brings together over 600 tenants providing shoppers with fashion, food and entertainment under one roof.

With the addition of Mal Kelapa Gading 3, the mall evolved from being a family mall to a sophisticated shopper’s haven with specialized shopping zones of local and International brands catering to the most discerning consumer tastes:

THE CATWALK : An exclusive fashion shopping zone bringing together boutiques of 32 renowned local designers.

BRIDAL WORLD : A one stop shopping zone for all wedding needs from bridal gowns to invitations, making it easier for couples to plan their big day.

FASHION HUB : A teenage shopping area with clothes, shoes and unique accessories made especially for young people.

GOURMET WALK : An cosy hangout area containing excellent cafés set in the charm of an European sidewalk atmosphere.

FOOD TEMPTATION : With an area of 6000sqm and 1600 seating capacity, this is currently the biggest indoor food court in Indonesia.

The mall also provides entertainment facilities including a Gading 21 cinema, Timezone games gallery and a 24-lane bowling Viva bowling alley.

Jakarta City

Jakarta is the main gateway to Indonesian archipelago. It is a contrast of modern western architecture and traditional Indonesian culture. Its rapid growth into a metropolitan city, however, is a reflection of the economic, political, social and industrial development of the nation.

This enormous city has humble roots, starting as a small harbour town called Sunda Kelapa, but its actual founding dates back to the June 22, 1527 when it was named Jayakarta by Fatahillah of the neighbouring Sultanate of Banten. The name Jayakarta means City of Great Victory but under Dutch control the name was changed to Batavia. Shortly after the outbreak of World War II, Batavia fell into the hands of invading Japanese forces who also changed the name of the city.

This time it was called Jakarta as a gesture aimed at winning the sympathy of the Indonesians. The name was retained even when Indonesia achieved national independence after the wars end. Now, as Jakarta, it is the centre of government, business and industry and spreads over an area of more than 650 sq.km (410 sq miles) with a population of over nine million people. It is also designated as a special territory, (DKI) which means that it is administered by a governor and en joys the same status as a province.

In recent years, Jakarta has expanded its facilities for visitors with multi-star luxury hotels, fine restaurants, exciting nightlife and modern shopping centers as well as tourist attractions like Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (Beautiful Indonesia in Miniature Park),
marine resorts in the Bay of Jakarta, an extensive beach recreation complex and restored colonial period buildings.

Jakarta's architecture reflects the history of outside influences which came and left their mark on this vital seaport city. The Taman Fatahillah Restoration Project, begun in the early 1970's, has restored one of the oldest sections of Jakarta, known as Old Batavia or Kota, to almost its original state. An old Portuguese Church and warehouse have been rejuvenated into living museums.
The old Supreme Court building is now a museum of fine arts and houses part of a superb Chinese porcelain collection of former Vice-President Adam Malik and the old Town Hall has become the Jakarta Museum, displaying such rare items as Indonesia's old historical documents and Dutch period furniture Even the city's tower clock was returned to England to be repaired under its lifetime guarantee, a lifetime which until now has lasted for hundreds of years!

Jakarta is traditional and modern; rich and poor; spiritual and worldly standing side by side in this bustling metropolis. The population, gathered from the diverse ethnic and cultural groups which shape Indonesia, are often in contrast and a reminder of the nation's motto; Unity in Diversity. The ethnic Jakarta called "Orang Betawi" speaks Betawi Malay, also spoken in the surrounding towns such of Bekasi and Tangerang. This language has two variations; conventional Betawi Malay, spoken by elder people born and bred in Jakarta, and modern Jakarta Malay spoken by the younger generation and migrants.

As Indonesia's main gateway, Jakarta's Soekarno-Hatta International Airport serves a growing number of international airlines and provides an abundance of domestic flights. Transport within the city is plentiful.

It should be noted that most museums are open daily from 8.00am (except Mondays) until 2.00pm on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays. On Fridays closing hour is at 11.OOam and on Saturdays at 1.OOpm.