Tebet, Administrative district in South Jakarta, Indonesia
Tebet is an administrative district in South Jakarta comprising seven villages including East Tebet, Manggarai, and Bukit Duri. The area functions as a residential neighborhood with Tebet Station serving as a central transportation hub connecting to various parts of the city.
The area transformed from marshland and fishponds in the 1960s into a planned residential area following the relocation of residents from Senayan. This development was part of preparations for a major sporting event.
Street names throughout the district honor Indonesian historical moments, such as Ganefo and Nefo, which reference significant political movements. Walking through the area, these names tell the story of important events that shaped the nation.
The area is well-served by public transportation through Tebet Station, which connects multiple transit lines. Visitors can easily reach other parts of the city from this central point.
A Dutch war cemetery sits within Menteng Pulo, offering a trace of the colonial past. Additionally, a world-renowned political figure lived here as a child before his family moved away.
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