“MIRACLE OF ASIA 2009 – 2014 :

INDONESIA”
Travelling to Onrust Island
Onrust Island 1619 - 2009
Onrust Island 1619 - 2009
Onrust Island 1619 - 2009
Onrust Island 1619 - 2009
 Onrust Island 1619 - 2009
• The Onrust Island and three other
close islands, namely the Kelor Island,
Pulau Cipir (Kahyangan) and the Sakit
Island (Bidadari) was part of the
Thousand Islands group that was
located in Jakarta gulf waters
• After VOC Netherlands had the power
in 1619, the Onrust Island and
surrounding area were made the
foremost defense post to protect the
Batavia city, now is Jakarta
 Onrust Island
• This Onrust Island fortification was destroyed
during 1800 resulting from the English attack.
Afterwards was built again in 1840 as the naval
base, but was again destroyed during 1883
when the tidal wave resulting from the eruption
of the Krakatau mountain happening
• These islands were neglected more than a
quarter of the century. Just was built again in
1911, but his function and no longer as the place
of the defense but as the pilgrim's quarantine.
The existence of this history received quite big
attention from the Special Capital District of
Jakarta Government
SUNDA KELAPA
HARBOR
 SUNDA KELAPA
HARBOR
• The old port area of Sunda Kelapa remains
today a bustling hub for those involved in the
vibrant interfiled trade, along with being a center
of activity for fresh fish auctioneers. Graceful
Bugis Phinisi’s choosers, the world's last wind
powered sailing fleet used for trade, still berth at
the quay as they have for centuries, receiving
and shipping out a wide range of the islands'
bounty
• The best time to visit in the early morning at
05.00 till 08.00
FISH MARKET
 FISH MARKET
• Located at the mouth of the Ciliwung
River, this market area bustles with
activities related to the sea. The Maritime
Museum (Museum Bahari), situated at the
harbor, is housed in restored Dutch ware-
houses dating back to the first trading post
of the Dutch East Indies. Relics of ships
that ply the islands are on display.
• The daily catch from the sea is auctioned
at the nearby public fish market before
5:00 a.m.
INTAN CITY BRIDGE
 INTAN CITY BRIDGE 1628 - 2009
• Intan City Bridge is located at Jalan Nelayan
Barat, West Jakarta. It’s the old bridge in Jakarta
that has a large role in the development of
history of the city. It had changed its name
several times before it was called Jembatan
Kota Intan or Kota Intan Bridge according to the
era.
• Originally in 1628 this bridge was built under the
name of “Engelse Brug” (English Bridge),
because it connected the Dutch fortress with the
English fortress that lay opposite each other,
bordered by Ciliwung River
 INTAN CITY BRIDGE
• In 1628 and 1629 there was an attack from Banten and
Mataram against the fortress Betawi causing damage to
this bridge. But it was rebuilt by the Dutch in 1630, and
on that time it was known as “Jembatan Pasar Ayam”
(Chicken Market Bridge). In 1655 this bridge was again
reconstructed and named “Het Middelpunt Brug” (The
Center Bridge).
• In April 1938 it became a drawbridge that can be lifted
for boat traffic and for preventing from the flood that
happen often. Nevertheless, the shape and style were
unchanged, but the name was become“Juliana-
Bernhard”. After the Proclamation of Indonesian
Independence (August 17, 1945), its name was changed
into “Jembatan Kota Intan”, suitable to local position.
NATIONAL MONUMENT
NATIONAL MONUMENT 1961 - 2009
• National Monument is located at Jalan Taman
Silang Monas, Central Jakarta. This structure
was built on August 17, 1961 which work was
completed only in 1975 and for the construction
of this monument; Indonesian experts like Ir.
Rooseno, Ir. Sudarsono and even Ir. Soekarno
himself were involved in the architectural
planning.
• The attraction available such as panorama of
Jakarta, struggling diorama, the record of
proclamation text by the President Ir. Soekarno
and duplicate of Indonesian army clothes and
Indonesian map. The activities and the facilities
include research library exhibition and office
rooms.
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