Jakarta

A 132-metre marble obelisk crowned with a gold flame in central Jakarta, commemorating Indonesian independence.

Southeast Asia's largest mosque, a modernist landmark with a vast dome and minaret built to celebrate Indonesian independence.

The Dutch colonial old town centred on Fatahillah Square, lined with museums, historic buildings and open-air cafes.

Indonesia's premier archaeology and ethnography museum on Merdeka Square, known as the Elephant Building for its bronze statue.

Jakarta's historic old harbour, where traditional wooden Pinisi schooners still load cargo as they have for centuries.

A sprawling culture-based recreational park in East Jakarta showcasing traditional houses, museums and miniature monuments from across Indonesia.