Taman Sari, Administrative district in West Jakarta, Indonesia
Taman Sari is an administrative district in West Jakarta that spans 4.36 square kilometers across eight distinct neighborhoods. The area sits near the coast and includes the Glodok commercial center as a major hub of trade and business.
The district took shape during Dutch colonial rule as part of organized urban expansion focused on creating residential and commercial zones. This planning approach left marks on how the area is organized today.
Home to Javanese, Betawi, Chinese, and Batak communities, the district reflects the traditions and customs these groups practice in their daily lives. This mix shapes the character of its neighborhoods and the way people move through its streets.
The district offers several public transportation options, local markets, religious buildings, and government services spread across its eight neighborhoods. Visitors can easily find shops, street markets, and everyday services throughout most areas.
Glodok, Jakarta's Chinese quarter located within the district, functions as a major trading hub with traditional shops and food establishments. This area draws many people through its blend of heritage and commercial activity.
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