The capital of Indonesia
Jakarta is the capital of Indonesia and the largest city in it, as it is a central city to control the national economy, an important industrial center, an administrative center, and an important central port for trade. The city has several types of manufacturing industries, and there are also factories that produce armed iron, cigarettes, and aluminum, Asbestos, fabric, soap, paper, glassware, margarine, machinery, wire cables, etc., and at the global level are among the largest urban agglomerations in the world, due to the increasing number of immigrants present in them. Jakarta is characterized by its tropical climate. Humid; the temperature range in which the twenty-four to thirty-four degrees Celsius, humidity and temperatures ranging from seventy-five to eighty-five percent.
Residents of Jakarta
Jakarta is the largest city in Southeast Asia, and one of the most populous urban agglomerations in the world. Its population, according to estimates in the year two thousand and sixteen, was more than ten million, while its population in the year two thousand and ten was only 9,607,787 people. The city includes The largest number of Chinese expatriates is in Indonesia, and Jakarta has a large number who came from Sumatra, as well as more than 346,000 Pathak, 305,000 Minangkabu, and 155,000 Malaysians. With regard to religion, eighty-six percent of Jakarta’s population adhere to the Islamic religion.
Tourist attractions in Jakarta
Jakarta has many attractions, including the following:
- the National Museum: It was founded in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight, and it contains many antiques dating back to prehistoric times.
- Ragunan Zoo: This park includes about three thousand and six hundred species of wildlife, and the most important features of the park are the Pusat Primaata Schmutzer and the Komodo dragon.
- Ancol Dream Park: It includes the largest aquarium in Southeast Asia, and has many resorts, restaurants and its picturesque beach.
