Mampang Prapatan, Administrative district in South Jakarta, Indonesia
Mampang Prapatan is an administrative district in South Jakarta made up of five neighborhoods: West Kuningan, Pela Mampang, Bangka, Tegal Parang, and Mampang Prapatan itself. The area is bordered by three rivers and major roads that define its boundaries.
The Al Barkah Mosque was built in 1818 and remains one of the oldest structures in the district, showing traditional Javanese design. It serves as a religious center and reflects the area's long history.
Two museums in the district attract people interested in learning: one focuses on Indonesia's military past, the other on scientific discoveries and innovations. These institutions shape how residents and visitors understand the region's role in the country's development.
Each neighborhood has its own postal code to help identify locations: West Kuningan 12710, Pela Mampang 12720, Bangka 12730, and Tegal Parang and Mampang Prapatan share 12790. Knowing these codes helps when asking for directions or finding specific addresses.
Pela Mampang stands out as the most densely populated among the five neighborhoods, shaping much of the district's character and development. The residential composition varies noticeably across each section.
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