Yapong Dance - Betawi

Yapong Dance, Betawi, DKI Jakarta

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Yapong dance is one of the traditional dances that were created for the show. Yapong not like Jaipongan social dance, which originated from West Java, but later in their development sometimes serves as a social dance event to fill the demand dance because dance is full of variety. 
Yapong originally introduced in order to prepare for the commemoration of the anniversary of Jakarta to-450 in 1977. At that time, the Department of Culture, Jakarta preparing a spectacular mass dance performance by shew story. Prince

Puncak, Bogor

Puncak, Bogor, DKI Jakarta, Indonesia

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The highlight is the name of a mountainous tourist area included in the district of Bogor and Cianjur. The area is very famous for both domestic and foreign tourists. This area is known as the resting place of the city residents and the local tea estates built by the Dutch colonial government which is now owned by PT Plantation Tea Plantation Nusantara VIII Gunung Mas.  

Jaya Ancol Dream Park ( Ancol )

Ancol, DKI Jakarta, Indonesia

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History 
Since our inception in 1966, Ancol Dreamland Park Ancol or so-called earmarked as an integrated tourism area by the Provincial Government of DKI Jakarta. To realize these goals, the government of Jakarta appointed PT Jaya Development as Development Executive Agency (BPP) Project Ancol conducted in stages in accordance with the national economy and increasing purchasing power.

National Monument ( Monas )

National Monument, DKI Jakarta, Indobesia


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National Monument or popularly abbreviated with Monas monument or memorial is at 132 meters (433 feet), which was established to commemorate the resistance and struggle of the people of Indonesia to win independence from the colonial Dutch East Indies. Construction of the monument began on August 17, 1961 under the direction of President Sukarno, and was opened to the public on July 12, 1975.