Built in circa 1650, as a building of worship for the people - Chinese people nor people - people of Islam. This temple dedicated to Da Bo Gong (the God of Land) and Fu De Zheng (god of Earth) that can be described with his wife Bo PTA. Pagoda was later amended the original function to worship the god of the land subsequently became a place of worship. Chef named Cheng Ho Po Soei Sam Soe, allegedly the original name Wu Bin. He Religion of Islam and died in this place. According to the story, Captain Lim Teng Tjau ordered the building of this pagoda secluded place, amid the forest overlooking the sea about 500 years ago. Inside the temple complex there are several buildings which are: building the main temple for cult of Po Soei Sam Soe and his wife; building to worship the Buddha; building to worship Goddess Kwan Im; Building for worship Tjai Kong cents, or Gong Zhu Cai Shen; Building for Worship Kwan Kong or Gua Gong (the God of War); Building tomb Grandparent Said and Ms Neng; Building Pagoda employees; Building meeting. This is a Taoist temple with special force because it is associated with the tomb of Islam that are considered sacred and also become a place of worship for both the Chinese and the indigenous population. This building has several times experienced improvements, changes and additions in 1839, 1923, and 1974.
Location is :
Jln. Pantai Sanur V
No. 38 Kel. Ancol
Kec. Pademangan
Jakarta Utara
( Jakarta 14430 )
Source: Department of Tourism and Culture of Jakarta Province.
Info:
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Tomb of Prince Wijaya Kusuma
Founded in the 17th century. Prince Wijayakusuma was one Advisor and Chief of the War on the White Rose Prince's heyday, who struggled and fought against the Dutch (VOC) in Batavia around the 17th century. According to information, the tomb was formerly located between the swimming-pool with a stone marker. This tomb complex is now neatly manicured, and surrounded by a fence and shade trees. Was first restored by the local government of Jakarta on June 22, 1968, last redeveloped by Mayor West Jakarta on July 28, 1989.
The location is :
Jl. P. Tb. Angke d/h. Jl. Angke Kampung Goesti.
Kel. Wijayakusuma
Kec. Petamburan
Jakarta Barat
(Jakarta 11460) Info:
The Onthel Bicycle In Jakarta City
Bicycles were first manufactured in the country of France in 1791. In 1817 Baron von Drais de Sauerbrun made Wooden bike without pedals first. This is called Hobby Horse Bicycle (bike rocking horse). And in 1839 wearing a bicycle pedal was first used, but its also very funny, because the large front wheels while a small rear wheel. So how to wear any required acrobatic skills.
Indonesia entered a new bike at the beginning of the 20th century or around 1910. At that time the bicycle used by the colonial were taken from their home country. Just after the bike started to use the nobles, missionaries and merchants rich. Fiets, once the colonial is called (named) bike. However, because the tongue is not fluent in Java, the person then called the "pit". While onthel meant pedaling, so this means bicycle in the bike pedal.
Today many bicycle museum in the Fatahilah Museum area with multi colored.
Visitors can try to simply nostalgic for the past or just to feel riding this bike.
This Bike used to rental for the visitors with a tariff of Rp 20,000.
The Onthel Bicycle becomes an attraction for the old town charm of Jakarta. Info:
The Jakarta History Museum
Welcome to the Jakarta History Museum, or Museum Fatahillah. Built in 1620, with occupied area of 13 thousand square meters, the ancient building style of architecture 17th century consists of the main building with two wings in the east and west and near a building used as offices, court rooms, and spaces under land that is used as a prison.
Previously, the VOC era, this building is called Stadhuis or Stadhuisplein used by the Dutch government buildings as Balaikota, when the Dutch central government still in power in Indonesia to end on 30 March 1974, by the Indonesian government, this building and inaugurated as the Fatahillah Museum.
Located at Jalan Taman Fatahillah No. 2, West Jakarta, the museum store is many things that can be told from the past. Start from Jakarta travel history, results of archaeological excavation in the area of Jakarta, antique furniture from the 18-th century, ceramic, gerabah, to a stone inscription. These collections are located in different rooms, such as prehistoric Jakarta Room, Room Tarumanegara, Jayakarta Room, Room Fatahillah, Sultan Agung space, and space MH Thamrin. There are also various collections of the Betawi culture, numismatik, and sloppy. Even now also placed a statue of god Hermes (the Greek mythology, the god of fortune and protection of trade), which was located in Harmony perempatan cannon and Si have a robust force that is considered magical.
In the past, in addition to functioning as Balaikota, the building is also used as a prison. There is a former prison that was under the ground used to throw those who violate the rule of law the Dutch. I wonder, fighter-combatants such as Prince Diponegoro Indonesia, never inhabit this prison. Terrain in front of the Jakarta History Museum building, known as Taman Fatahillah, is a mute witness the hanging execution of the implementation of China's thousands of people involved in the rebellion against the Dutch in 1740 years.
Fatahillah Museum is just one of the old and historic buildings in the capital, the silent witness to the struggle of the Indonesian people against the Dutch government at that time. Building Museum Fatahillah this, many memories for those who lived, and only a drop in the tempo DOELOE. Until now the museum is still visited. Not only by local tourists, but also by foreign tourists, especially European tourists.
Museum is open daily Tuesday through Sunday, starting at 09.00-15.00 wib. While the museum is closed to the public on Sunday and feast day.
Museum Jakarta (Fatahilah) is located near Lada; near Ketumbar; near Pintu Besar Utr; 0.1 kilo meter away from Bank; 0.2 kilo meter away from Kemunir; Museum Jakarta (Fatahilah) is geographically located at latitude (-6.1353 degrees) 6° 8' 7" South of the Equator and longitude (106.8135 degrees) 106° 48' 48" East of the Prime Meridian on the Map of Jakarta.
The locations related to Museum Jakarta (Fatahilah) are represented by the the shortest path as the crow would fly between any two points and may not be nearest by road. For example, Museum Jakarta (Fatahilah) is located 0.1 kilo meter from Museum Wayang. Museum Jakarta (Fatahilah) is located 0.2 kilometer from Museum Seni Rupa dan Keramik. Museum Jakarta (Fatahilah) is located 0.5 kilo meter from Trans Mangga Dua.
Museum Jakarta (Fatahilah) is located at
Jl. Taman Fatahillah No. 1 Jakarta Barat
Telp (62-21) 6929101, 6901483
Fax. (62-21) 6902387
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