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Jakarta is the capital of Indonesia
The city of Jakarta is considered the capital of Indonesia, and the political and economic center of the country along with its cultural position. The name Jabodetabek dates back to the formation of the official capital region of Jakarta, which includes many cities, so this name was chosen for it so that it is composed of sections of the names of these the cities.
Jaboditabic is the second largest settlement in the world, with an estimated population of about 30 million, according to statistics in 2010. This is due to it being a crucible in which many cultural and social backgrounds are gathered, according to the temptations offered by the high standard of living, in addition to providing many commercial opportunities for immigrants from countries The other.
Geography of the city
Jakarta is located mainly on a flat, low-lying area, which includes historical swamps, in addition to the presence of some internal parts of it on parts with a higher level. Jakarta also suffers from a lack of drinking water, and its climate is characterized by its tropical nature, with temperatures ranging between 24-34 degrees Celsius, as well as a high humidity in it to reach 75-85%, and an average annual precipitation of 1700 mm.
Tourist attractions in Jakarta
National Museum of Tourism
The National Museum was opened in Jakarta in the year 1868 AD, which helps familiarize visitors with the historical and cultural aspect of Indonesia, as this museum includes more than 150,000 artifacts of various configurations that embody a definition of the country from prehistoric times to the present time.
Fateh Allah Square
The Fathallah Square is located in Kuta, North Jakarta, and it was a Dutch settlement, where it is full of buildings from that era, and contains many museums, and is crowded with tourists and local residents alike, everyone intends to enjoy wandering in it, and shopping from the street vendors there, Visiting its museums and contemplating their facilities from the Dutch era.
