The capital city of Indonesia, Jakarta is situated on the island of Java and it is the largest city in the country. Not only is Jakarta the most populous city but is also Indonesia and Southeast Asia’s political, economic and cultural hub. Jakarta is a melting pot of cultures and you can see people from everywhere bringing along a huge diversity – it is indeed a city of surprises, where you can find remnants of the colonial past, the steamy streets of Chinatown to the luxurious mega-developments alongside small neighborhoods interspersed with bohemian coffee shops and edgy art galleries.
Nicknamed the “Big Durian” after the fruit with a strong odor, which is a native to the area, Jakarta is regarded as the “Big Apple of Indonesia”. You can now get a private jet charter to Jakarta and experience the county’s popular attractions, museums, beaches and cuisine.
A private jet charter to/from Jakarta lets you travel in complete luxury, style and comfort, where you can explore this exciting city at your own pace.
Private Jet Charters To/From Jakarta
To charter a flight to Jakarta or from it, be sure to use one of our top recommended services below:
Airports for Jakarta Private Jet Charters
- Soekarno-Hatta International Airport (CGK): The primary airport serving Jakarta, the airport is situated in Benda, Tangerang, which lies around 12 miles from the city center of Jakarta and is the largest and busiest airport in Southeast Asia.
- Halim Perdanakusuma International Airport (HLP): Located in East Jakarta, the international airport serves commercial and private jet charters to/from Jakarta and is also used for presidential and military purposes.
Cultural Attractions of Jakarta
- Taman Ismail Marzuki: Also known as TIM, this is a cultural, arts and science center situated at Chikni in Jakarta and is the hub of performing and fine art. The complex contains 6 performing art theaters, an exhibition hall, archive building, gallery, cinemas and libraries.
- Jakarta History Museum: Also called Batavia Museum or Fatahillah Museum, the museum was opened in 1974 and showcases artifacts of Jakarta.
- Wayang Museum: Located in Kota Tua, the museum is dedicated to Javan Wayang puppetry.
- Museum of Fine Arts and Ceramics: The museum showcases the ceramics and fine arts of Indonesia.
- National Museum of Indonesia: The museum preserves the heritage and culture of Indonesia and has collections that cover most of the Indonesian territory and history.
