Traditional Market and Fish Auction Tour by Tuk Tuk

Explore Jakarta's traditional market and fish auction by tuk-tuk.
Istiqlal Mosque
This mosque is the largest in Indonesia, with a capacity of 200,000 worshipers. The architect of the mosque was a Catholic, named Frederik Silaban. He came from the island of Sumatra. The construction of the mosque was from 1961 to 1978. Istiqlal is the name of this mosque, which is taken from Arabic, which means Independence.

Cathedral Church
This church was built in 1901 during the Dutch colonial period in Indonesia. It is named the Church of the Assumption of Mary. The building is constructed of red bricks imported directly from the Netherlands.

Traditional Market
Indonesia is rich in spices. At this traditional market, you can find spices brought in from outside the Jakarta area, such as black pepper, cloves, nutmeg, ginger, shallots, coconut, turmeric, aromatic ginger (*kencur*), *kluwek* nuts, garlic, onions, and more.

The Old Town
The Dutch first arrived in Indonesia in 1596 at the port of Karanghawu in Banten province. They arrived in Jakarta in 1611 and established their administrative center there under the name Batavia.

Fish Auction
Seafood caught in waters near Java is sold at Muara Baru Port. The catch includes various species, such as mackerel tuna, squid, Spanish mackerel, and others.

Fish Market
At this market, you can buy various types of fish, shrimp, crab, and shellfish. You can either take these seafood products home or have them cooked right there, as there are restaurants located at the market.

Om de beschikbaarheid te garanderen, dient u zo snel mogelijk te reserveren. Vroegboekkorting is het overwegen waard, vooral als u de reis plant tijdens het hoogseizoen, zoals op feestdagen of in het weekend.

Deze excursie kunt u kosteloos annuleren tot: annuleringstijd voor aanvang van de reis. Bij annulering na: annulering na: annuleringstijd of niet aanwezig zijn op de excursie wordt de volledige prijs van de activiteit alsnog in rekening gebracht. Te laat komen bij het ophalen of vertrekken wordt beschouwd als niet komen opdagen.