Most important thing you need to buy when you arrive in jakarta is emoney card, you can use the card to commute around the city by using MRT metro, LRT train, commuter line train, and also transjakarta bus. Also secondary you need grab or gojek apps to support you to the bus stop or train station with unwalkable distance. But if you stay near station or bus stop you can go anywhere you want as long as inside jakarta city. You can buy emoney card in any drug store or mart such as alfamart or indomaret or family mart or lawson etc
Additional info i just found that emoney card also available in klook with airport pick up service. And i forgot that you can also use this card to buy something in indomaret or vending machine 😁
You are crazy if you want to live in Jakarta. Jakarta is not nice at all. Even I hate living in Jakarta. The people are not nice at all. Most motorists use this big special muffler which they call brong muffler. This muffler will shoot black smokes to the face of the people who happen to be behind the motor.
@@vanessawilliam9570true, well, indonesia offers different point of view of living, but for living is a big no, unless you somehow do business with 100 million rupiah a month. there are many asian countries better out there
In 2013, I spent 6 months in Indonesia, four of which was in Jakarta to attend a local university. Every evening after class, I came home, started packing and telling myself that I would leave the next day. That how much I hated Jakarta. At the end of the 6th month, I did not want to leave…. The main reason was the people. Indonesians are very welcoming and hospitable. The moment they knew I was not a local, they were super nice and extremely supportive. Couldn’t ask for more. I still keep going back to Indonesia, and loving it:)
I am Indonesian but lived in USA for 10 years or so. The first 2 months I returned to Jakarta, I hated it. Now I find Jakarta quite pleasant, the only exceptions are air pollution, traffic (which I avoided by going out only during non peak hours), and the weather is not friendly for walking and minimal walking infrastructures.
They key word here: you are not local. If you are local, you won't get the same treatment. In average, Indonesian are not nice people You can see by the attitude of the minimarket cashier Or when you bump into them, no sorry will be coming out from their mouth
You are crazy if you want to live in Jakarta. Jakarta is not nice at all. Even I hate living in Jakarta. The people are not nice at all. Most motorists use this big special muffler which they call brong muffler. This muffler will shoot black smokes to the face of the people who happen to be behind the motor.
To me, Jakarta is actually in my top 10 favourite cities that I have visited with KL, Bangkok, Singapore, Rome, Istanbul, Barcelona, Dubai, Lisbon and Doha with Tokyo, Athens, Seville and Cairo close by
You are crazy if you want to live in Jakarta. Jakarta is not nice at all. Even I hate living in Jakarta. The people are not nice at all. Most motorists use this big special muffler which they call brong muffler. This muffler will shoot black smokes to the face of the people who happen to be behind the motor.
In reality, Indonesia is a Muslim-majority country, not as scary as western media generally think and report. Indonesia is peaceful, and its people are friendly 😊🙏
In fact, you can say Indonesia is more tolerant than Netherlands. Imagine if there's an anti-christian party in Indonesian parliament that advocates christians to get out of Indonesia, we will be branded as a terror state by western media. Sadly, that's what happen in Netherlands, Geert Wilders want muslims to get out of Netherlands.
@@Chai_Travelbut i really why people voted him.. I mean, a lot of immigrants are welcome in Europe, and yes not all of them want to appreciate the culture there and many also commit violations and yes of course with "pressure" from.... (you know what I mean 😅) they were given "light" sentences, I can understand why many of Europe voted for right-wing leaders. Please, don't think I'm racist. I try to understand them.
Loved the Pakistani lady. Bubbly, easy going and totally relaxed. Great range of questions and answers in this series of interviews. Pollution and heat the issues if any, but generally the standard in that part of the world especially in the big capital cities and understandable with the large population and therefore huge numbers of car and moreso motorcycles on the road emitting excessive exhaust fumes that would not be particularly healthy for those exposed to it. Great work champ and thanks for a fabulous Indonesian series. Good luck with the ongoing search for the family roots. Cheers champ 🤩
Thanks Steven! Haha yeas she was stealing the show 🤩 pretty nice to hear opinions from someone out of Pakistan and lovely how she experiences more freedom here. Next one will be at the airport 😢 Have a great weekend mate 🏆 cheers!
First time visited on my birthday 10months ago, I would say Jakarta still has a lot to improve for solo tourist travelers to easily go around. Met a lot of locals who'd helped me along the way. My fave is Sarinah for traditional Indonesian related what have you's... 😍
Thanks for leaving this message and I definitely understand what you’re saying there mate :) I wonder if the city will the the same in the next 20years as they’re working hard to “move” the capital city. Cheers!
Solo is not as big a city as Jakarta, because Jakarta is currently still the country's capital, while Solo is more of a traditional city which has a small kingdom as a form of cultural empowerment, the name of the kingdom is the Surakarta Hadiningrat Sultanate, which is a fragment of the Islamic Mataram kingdom, part of which is also in Yogyakarta Sultanate Kingdom
You are crazy if you want to live in Jakarta. Jakarta is not nice at all. Even I hate living in Jakarta. The people are not nice at all. Most motorists use this big special muffler which they call brong muffler. This muffler will shoot black smokes to the face of the people who happen to be behind the motor.
All positive comments indeed, appreciated. Hopefully the Jakarta government & team could watch this video for their room for improvement. Nice interviewer as always, thumb up.
You are crazy if you want to live in Jakarta. Jakarta is not nice at all. Even I hate living in Jakarta. The people are not nice at all. Most motorists use this big special muffler which they call brong muffler. This muffler will shoot black smokes to the face of the people who happen to be behind the motor.
I truly enjoy Jakarta and find it easy to relate to them because we virtually speak the same language as Malaysians. I can readily find food that I like. The only drawback is that Jakarta is too large and can be challenging to navigate, particularly around rush hour.
Yes, itu sangat besar, bahasa Indonesia dan bahasa Melayu ada sedikit persamaan, jadi jika orang Indonesia bertemu orang mslasyia, Brunei or Filipina sepertinya tidak sulit dalam berkomunikasi😇
@@RizkyMuhammadNanda-ux3ji - Ya benar, jika saya berada di Thailand, Cambodia, Filipina, Myanmar, Vietnam dan sebagainya, saya hanya bergantung kepada Bahasa Inggeris untuk berkomunikasi dengan mereka tetapi di Indonesia yang bisa berbahasa Melayu atau memahami Bahasa Indonesia tampa perlu bergantung kepada Bahasa Inggeris semata-mata.
luas jakarta hampir setara dengan singapura bro dan di bagi menjadi lima bagian povince, jadi akan banyak menemukan perbedaan di antara province ke province lain, yah saya sejak dulu domisili jakarta sebelum ahirnya pindah ke central java.
@@imano9610 - Jakarta tidak hanya luas, namun jumlah penduduknya juga padat. Banyak tempat menarik di Jakarta yang patut dipromosikan. Banyak warga Malaysia yang memilih berwisata ke Jakarta karena mudahnya mencari makanan halal dan sesuai dengan selera masyarakat Malaysia.
Why are people complaining about Indonesians not speaking English well? English is not our language; we have absolutely no obligation to speak it in our own country. THEY should try to learn Indonesian when visiting our country, just as much as we are expected to speak their language when we go to their country. And one of the tourists complaining about the language is a Frenchman. Really? A Frenchman complaining about Indonesians not speaking English? And when we go to France, the French people will be able to speak English to us? Pfffffttt.
💯 agree with your argument, i know English is international language but not everyone speaks English because every nation has it own stance such as like French, German, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Argentinian, Brazilian on average they don't speak English, so people who want to come other nation they must speak the language of that nation at least the basic one.
No one says about obligation for Indonesians to speak English, nor is anyone compelling you to do so. The interview focuses on tourists' perspectives regarding convenience, particularly in communication and language barriers, and how these factors impact their overall experience in the country. Given that English is a globally accepted lingua franca, tourists are unlikely to invest unnecessary time and effort in learning the local language for a short visit. Learning the language may make more sense for an extended stay. However, comparing Indonesia to countries like France, Japan, or South Korea reveals that these nations are not inherently English-language-friendly destinations. Yet, tourists often find it easier to navigate in these first-world countries, despite not predominantly using English. This ease results from well-developed and English-friendly transportation systems, clear signage, and a structured infrastructure tailored for tourists. Ultimately, it boils down to the tourists' perception of how navigable a country is. While not speaking English isn't a problem, it certainly enhances the experience if you do.
I live in Jakarta and do some business in Manila. I find the two cities share some similarity: a mix between modern and third world, similar racial demographics, not so touristy. Love both cities.
@@Chai_Travel Yes Manila and Jakartan people love music. Did you know Indonesian folk song or Indonesia Dutch music like indorock by tielman brothers ?
Jakarta is a great city to visit. Yes it has issues with poor air quality, pollution and awful traffic but there are places that are amazing especially around SCBD area and Bundharan Hl area too, and around Monas
You are crazy if you want to live in Jakarta. Jakarta is not nice at all. Even I hate living in Jakarta. The people are not nice at all. Most motorists use this big special muffler which they call brong muffler. This muffler will shoot black smokes to the face of the people who happen to be behind the motor.
You are crazy if you want to live in Jakarta. Jakarta is not nice at all. Even I hate living in Jakarta. The people are not nice at all. Most motorists use this big special muffler which they call brong muffler. This muffler will shoot black smokes to the face of the people who happen to be behind the motor.
I like this vlog Chai.. In this vlog we can see Jakarta and Indonesia from the eyes of the foreigner... Overall fairness, honest opinion I think.. Good job abd thank you very much Chai.. Danke well!
Thanks for saying that :) I like to show my experiences but I think it’s more interesting to show other people views on wherever we are as well to get a good picture of what places are like 😊 Alstublieft 🙏
Kalo mereka ngeluh macet mungkin masih oke ya, tapi kalo udah banyak yg mengeluh masalah polusi harusnya pemerintah bisa mengambil tindakan untuk mengatasi masalah polusi yg langit aja udah gak keliatan warnanya kayak apa.😢 Turis ke jakarta dengar kata macet mungkin mereka masih bisa datang, tapi klo sudah dengar kata polusi turis bakal mikir klo dtng ke jakarta termasuk kota2 besar lainnya yg mana tingkat polusinya jg udah mulai parah.
I worked in Jakarta for several years (came from another part of Java) and I thought in general lots of Jakartans were laid back people and that made my experience in Jakarta was pretty good despite the traffic and the pollution, and the food was great.
You are crazy if you want to live in Jakarta. Jakarta is not nice at all. Even I hate living in Jakarta. The people are not nice at all. Most motorists use this big special muffler which they call brong muffler. This muffler will shoot black smokes to the face of the people who happen to be behind the motor.
For tourist come to Jakarta , they must visit Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (TMII) and spend a whole day in TMII. Next day, take commuterline 1 hour to Bogor to visit Bogor Botanical Garden.
You are crazy if you want to live in Jakarta. Jakarta is not nice at all. Even I hate living in Jakarta. The people are not nice at all. Most motorists use this big special muffler which they call brong muffler. This muffler will shoot black smokes to the face of the people who happen to be behind the motor.
@@vanessawilliam9570 LIving and traveling are different..As Indonesian stay outside Jakarta and frequently visit this city, Jakarta is amazing. There are many things to do to see and worth it to visited by tourist. Maybe as Jakartans you are to stressed from hard work every day
That’s right and see gave some good vibes too :) this video wouldn’t be the same without here 🤗 did you get home from your Thailand alright? thanks champ
You are crazy if you want to live in Jakarta. Jakarta is not nice at all. Even I hate living in Jakarta. The people are not nice at all. Most motorists use this big special muffler which they call brong muffler. This muffler will shoot black smokes to the face of the people who happen to be behind the motor.
Fair enough :) it’s not the easiest place for tourists but I still this if you’re exploring SEA, it should be on the list of places to visit :) just come a bit prepared so you know where to go and what to expect. Thanks for watching 🏆
@@Chai_Travelyeah lots of travel planning required. There's one time it took me 3.5 hours for a 6km taxi ride to my hotel. Best possible way is to take grab bike etc instead of cars.
@@keangwooichoo6138 KL dan Singapore hnya transite ..ke banyakan turis asia ..beda dg Bali dan Lombok ..walaupun jauh tetap jadi tujuan turis Eropa...Jakarta memang kalah dr KL ..karena jakarta tidak ada bar .klub malam .turis sex secara terbuka di banding KL ..KL bnyak pekerja sex dr Vietnam dan Thailand secara terbuka .tapi masih kalah jauh dr Bangkok ..😁😁
@insyinyursipil8989 those staying in chiangmai, lombok , bali are not even qualified as expats in singapore or kl. They can go there and stay there, we do not care. Kl is not sinking, not polluted, traffic is organised. Singapore is even cleaner and better than kl. I cannot comment about sex workers, but they do work in bars without work permits. Immigration and police will do their job, not me.
3:55 Wow, I really love her. She really knows the real Jakarta with its underground music scene, the drinking culture, etc. She even knows that Indonesia is very different from Malaysia and Singapore, something that many foreigners and even some Indonesians are wrong about. Dude, no offense but despite having some Indonesian blood in you, you’re still very biased and still have this white westerner tourists’ way of seeing Indonesia. It’s obvious that it’s still pegged in your mind that it is a strictly religious Muslim country and the only places where you can have fun are ones that cater to foreigners. You could learn a thing or two from the lady from Pakistan. 🇮🇩 🍻 🇵🇰
She’s great and No offense taken ;) I’m not the only one who’s learning here and I’m glad to share some of the knowledge I gain with everyone around the world 🙏
@@Chai_Travelglad that you are open to learning new things. Come back often, sit down and drink with regular people. Join harvest festivals, gamble at funerals, sing and dance at weddings. It might be difficult to find your relatives but you can definitely find the Indonesian in you if you’re open your heart to it. Cheers! 🍻
@@hazmanriess8949 thats what i was wondering but in all fairness, most muslims living in restrictive household tend to forget all rules when they step out of their home country. you can even see some middle easten women when they go to countries like this, tend to remove hijab and roam freely.
Totally different than Europe too....where burning Qur'an and intimidating muslims are considered as the finest example of freedom of speech. If you publicly burn bible in Indonesia, you will be immediately jailed. In Europe, you get full police escort to burn Qur'an.
@@jeffreywick3955jauh sebelum Indonesia merdeka,dari dulu wanita Indonesia gak berhijab,juga banyak negara Arab gak berhijab, contohnya cut nyak din lahir tahun 1884,gak berhijab,jadi gak ada kewajiban di syariat islam, selama orang islam amalannya dari alquran dan hadist itu sudah cukup gak perlu bikin negara islam, kalau negara islam kitabnya apa? Kalau sama sama sumbernya dari alquran dan hadist, saya pikir negara islam itu malah merusak tatanan hidup bernegara karena Indonesia ada banyak agama, janganlah meng konfrontir agama islam dengan agama lain,cara berfikir ulama dulu luar biasa mantap.
@@Manusia_biasa88422 terutama ilmuwan arab zaman dulu saya memilih indonesia wujud sekarang : gak terlalu mengarah ke arah hukum islam, gak terlalu mengarah ke atheis, hanya seimbang
You are crazy if you want to live in Jakarta. Jakarta is not nice at all. Even I hate living in Jakarta. The people are not nice at all. Most motorists use this big special muffler which they call brong muffler. This muffler will shoot black smokes to the face of the people who happen to be behind the motor.
I like Jakarta. I just don't like it when the places I want to visit are spread across far away areas and it takes a long time to get there. Make my 3 days stay not enough.. 😢😅
Yeah! I’ve experienced the same. It can take a few hours to travel from place to place. The MRT and all making it a bit easier but it’s not yet perfect:) thanks for watching
I always prefer lombok than Bali. In my pov, lombok's authenticity is on another level especially its beaches. My last time visiting there was to hike the Rinjani mount. It's such a great achievement and experience. You should experience it once you visit lombok again
I liked Jakarta, most of the big city's in Java are cool to be fair, I love Bali but I love traveling around South East Asia so Java is amazing, but not for beginner travellers, for that they might as well go to the usual Bali, Bangkok, Manilla, Kuala Lumpur when it comes to South East Asia. But Jakarta for an Asian city is extremely well organised and walkable compared to most of Indonesia! Do recommend, but man traffic is terrible in most of Indonesia like in Thailand, just try to walk/use transport when possible trust me, they are awesome people and very respectful of others so treat them with respect!
As an Indonesian, I am happy that Jakarta was able to get the recognition it deserves. Like sure, the city is heavily polluted and not as well-known as Bali, but it’s my home and you have many amazing things to see and do there
You are crazy if you want to live in Jakarta. Jakarta is not nice at all. Even I hate living in Jakarta. The people are not nice at all. Most motorists use this big special muffler which they call brong muffler. This muffler will shoot black smokes to the face of the people who happen to be behind the motor.
We Indonesian mostly are moderate and semi conservative 😊 although we are muslim majority We'll see 5 years from now how Jakarta would like after the moving of capital of Indonesia
You are crazy if you want to live in Jakarta. Jakarta is not nice at all. Even I hate living in Jakarta. The people are not nice at all. Most motorists use this big special muffler which they call brong muffler. This muffler will shoot black smokes to the face of the people who happen to be behind the motor.
Hey Chai, nice video. I was in Jakarta in September. My 3rd visit to Indonesia in 5 years. Very friendly country. I'm off to Malaysia in January, are you gonna be there then?
Hi, as a local Indonesian...i have little bit advice, Jakarta it is very pack crowded and always busy, for some people who prefer little bit calm, quite and greenery, you can go to suburb area (can go by car or KRL train). To BSD or Cibubur or if you wanna go by car, you can go by car thru highway (but please notice the traffic before you go or you will get into 'highway parking lot' and you could stuck for hours) going to puncak on working days always better than weekends, happy journey guys :)
i wish other country dont judge us based on Islam ( we aren't muslim country, just muslim majority with secular law), Aceh (the only sharia province) or Bali (they say overated, full tourism, etc)
I mean, I can't blame them. Considering what is written in their actual books 👇🏼 Fight those who do not believe in Allah and the Last Day, nor comply with what Allah and His Messenger have forbidden, nor embrace the religion of truth from among those who were given the Scripture(Jews and Christians), until they pay the tax, willingly submitting, fully humbled. Q-ran 9;29
Sekarang ini banyak motor yang menggunakan knalpot yang disebut racing. Knalpot ini lubangnya besar sekali dan asapnya meletup - letup. Knalpot ini sengaja dihadapkan ke atas belakang sehingga mengenai wajah orang yang di belakang. Motor- motor ini tak cuma polusi suara, tak ramah lingkungan dan juga tak ramah kepada sesama pengguna jalan. Orang asing pun pada kecewa setelah datang ke Indonesia mendapati motor motor dgn knalpot yg asapnya mengenai muka mereka. Mereka merasa orang Indonesia tak ramah. Jgn harap asing mau tanam modal di Indonesia. Orang asing datang ke Indonesia jg malas. Bagaimana kita bisa memajukan Indonesia, bila setiap org asing yang datang ke Indonesia, wajahnya harus disambut dgn letupan letupan asap knalpot. Indonesia akan semakin miskin. Dan lbh baik org Indo miskin. Krn punya duit dikit aja dah dipakai buat kejahatan beli motor dgn knalpot brong.
You are crazy if you want to live in Jakarta. Jakarta is not nice at all. Even I hate living in Jakarta. The people are not nice at all. Most motorists use this big special muffler which they call brong muffler. This muffler will shoot black smokes to the face of the people who happen to be behind the motor.
you just can't compared Jakarta to Bali in terms of tourist place but ofc here so many place you can visit. if you interesting in history, jakarta is the right place to start. there's so many historical place in jakarta. you can move a bit to the north side, you can visit 'Pulau Seribu' just for relax from the crowd. Don't forget to use a mask! greetings from the rain city
Jakarta means a few things to me. I visited the city few times from 1982 to 1985 when my late dad was a diplomat. My late mom passed away in Jakarta in early 1983 and her body was brought back for her burial in her hometown, Kuantan. About a year after dad, my late dad got married to a local Indonesian lady from Jakarta and she already became a Malaysian since living in KL and PJ for more than 35 years. How do you like Jakarta?
Thanks for leaving such a comment Yasin ❤️ may your parents rest in peace 🙏 Hopefully you’re able to make it over here one day. It has changed a lot over time. I actually really like it. There are so many different areas to check out. People don’t like to compare it with Bangkok but I see definitely similarities (I love BKK). I’d love to revisit Jakarta more often so I can fall in love with this city too as I like it so much :) the people are also very friendly and the food… man🤤 don’t let me start! Thanks a lot! Have a great weekend 🏆
although indonesia is a muslim majority city, the fact that 80% of its teenagers (college student mostly) drink liquors are something that westerners doesn’t expect 😂
Sekarang ini banyak motor yang menggunakan knalpot yang disebut racing. Knalpot ini lubangnya besar sekali dan asapnya meletup - letup. Knalpot ini sengaja dihadapkan ke atas belakang sehingga mengenai wajah orang yang di belakang. Motor- motor ini tak cuma polusi suara, tak ramah lingkungan dan juga tak ramah kepada sesama pengguna jalan. Orang asing pun pada kecewa setelah datang ke Indonesia mendapati motor motor dgn knalpot yg asapnya mengenai muka mereka. Mereka merasa orang Indonesia tak ramah. Jgn harap asing mau tanam modal di Indonesia. Orang asing datang ke Indonesia jg malas. Bagaimana kita bisa memajukan Indonesia, bila setiap org asing yang datang ke Indonesia, wajahnya harus disambut dgn letupan letupan asap knalpot. Indonesia akan semakin miskin. Dan lbh baik org Indo miskin. Krn punya duit dikit aja dah dipakai buat kejahatan beli motor dgn knalpot brong.
You are crazy if you want to live in Jakarta. Jakarta is not nice at all. Even I hate living in Jakarta. The people are not nice at all. Most motorists use this big special muffler which they call brong muffler. This muffler will shoot black smokes to the face of the people who happen to be behind the motor.
3:54 i like her, she was so real. And it's true Indonesia is not that strict and scary like people think when they hear Indonesia is the biggest muslim majority country. We do have our drinking culture with that intisari or OT anggur merah( local red wine) although not all people drink but pretty sure those Alcohol drinks was popular. You can be as liberal as you can in Indonesia as long as you also respect the Conservative. But remember don't drink in public !
Hi mate. I like Jakarta. I've been visiting it every year for the past 3 years, even during Corona. I'm coming again this September. It's cheap to live and eat there especially as I now know where to stay, people are friendly and cute with they giggle at themselves cos they don't understand you. It's very modern too with good transportation options. Nothing better and cheaper than zipping around on a grab bike on a hot day. Chai, after watching your Lombok video I'm gonna visit it this time and check out some beaches. Stay safe mate
Thank you tourists for being honest about the country of Indonesia. Of course every country has its pluses and minuses. I like traveling because it can broaden my knowledge and is also fun. ❤
Next exploring to skywalk Senayan park of Jakarta city, skywalk Centeral park Neo Soho, Pacific place mall SCBD Jakarta, rooftop level 7 Mega mall Kuningan Jakarta, PIK 2 aloha Jakarta, haji Rasuna said Jakarta ❤️👍🇮🇩
As Jakartan. When people talk about pollution in jakarta. i be like what pollution ? I actually cant feel it. Maybe I just numb since I born and gree up here
Haha maybe. The air pollution is pretty bad some days 😅 but still it’s a great city please do be offended by me saying this. I’m more worried about the health hazards for the people who live is this polluted air for a long time 🙏
perhaps once the new capital is ready then jakarta would be more enjoyable: less pollution, less traffic, and hopefully seeing blue sky everyday (not just during eid fitr holiday)
@@dbolender5510 i actually like the idea of the new capital and i have a plan to move before 2030 with my small family. im a remote worker and im tired of living in java. ive been to several cities in europe and wish to see such a city in indonesia where i can walk in pedestrian area and have a healthy life. i used to walk for 10+km when i was in st petersburg russia where streets are very wide and there were sunlight at 1am, with a group of friends after a night out, the feeling was so good.
You are crazy if you want to live in Jakarta. Jakarta is not nice at all. Even I hate living in Jakarta. The people are not nice at all. Most motorists use this big special muffler which they call brong muffler. This muffler will shoot black smokes to the face of the people who happen to be behind the motor.
You are crazy if you want to live in Jakarta. Jakarta is not nice at all. Even I hate living in Jakarta. The people are not nice at all. Most motorists use this big special muffler which they call brong muffler. This muffler will shoot black smokes to the face of the people who happen to be behind the motor.
@@Chai_Travel Actually, this is a question for next year's election. There are three presidential candidates, Candidate number one does not support moving the new capital, number two does, number three is silent and does not answer. So I want to get answers from other people, whether Jakarta is still worthy of being the capital of Indonesia. Thank you for your answers
Maybe the move will be a forced one due to Jakarta being a sinking city with it estimated that one-third of the city could be submerged by 2050 @@maksumzaifudin5859
It is not about deserve or not dude, do you know Jakarta is sinking?? And the main reason also the government wants to the world reckon that Indoneia not only Java, but the spread of archipelago from Sabang (Sumatra) to Merauke (Papua). The new capital city is right in the middle of archipelago (Borneo/ Kalimantan), named NUSANTARA, the perfect representation of Indonesia’s various ethnics and its united old kingdoms in the past
@@jaz1410 Dia gak nanya lo bro.😂..dia nanya orang asing.... mungkin dia ingin tau pandangan dari orang asing..kalau orang asing pasti pendapat nya lebih murni😊
@@yukiaditya7352I was in Temanggung for 3 weeks, went to Bali for 3 days then I headed back to Jakarta on 19 February and left the Indonesia on 21 February 2024. I took 23 hours on the bus from Temanggung to Bali, also I took 25 hours from Bali to Jakarta on the bus
Oh yeah the pollution. Even the Jakarta natives hate the pollution. I am thinking to move from Jakarta because of it. Tips : If you fell really hot don't wear black, use a little portable fan to cool down, and maybe use umbrella to block the sun
first time I came back after 6 years, I didn't know I need to report my phone imei in airport. I can only use my phone for whatsapp, but not calling or receiving calls.
Hi Chai...I am curious if you need a video editor for your channel to improve your edits and post more frequently maybe! I emailed you but you didn't reply. B.T.W. I love your content, hope you GROW much much faster:)
You are crazy if you want to live in Jakarta. Jakarta is not nice at all. Even I hate living in Jakarta. The people are not nice at all. Most motorists use this big special muffler which they call brong muffler. This muffler will shoot black smokes to the face of the people who happen to be behind the motor.
Polusi udara adalah masalah yang sulit di atasi, masyarakat lebih menyukai kendaraan pribadi seperti sepeda motor karna lebih capat dan bebas pergi ke tempat yang kamu mau.
As a honest traveller who’s travelled across the world locals in jarksrta are very rude ! I hope they one day can change they’re attitude, smile and welcome foreigners like people in Bali do . pS DONT VISIT THOS PLACE ITS KAK !
i kinda find it funny how the pakstani woman sees women working labour jobs as something great and amazing when those women themselves would have loved if they worked in "posh" jobs or even didn't need to work at all and just be full time moms but unfortunately the economy doesn't allow that for a large percentage of the people. "ow wow look at these children working in sweetshops rather than going to school, how amazing and freeing" is basically what she was saying.
@@Chai_Travel it's not ugly, if i wanted it to be ugly i would have said that her intent is malisious which i didn't, her lens of how she might see this as good and beautiful doesn't change the reality of what's going on. nasically it's a look of privilage and btw pakstani women also work "blue collar" jobs it's jut not in the same ways as in indonesia. so really she's looking at if from the prespective of someone privileged in the gulf countries i know this because i studied and lived with people like this. clearly i don't think that everybody is like her as i said i am among them but there are some people that want to portray something as good not based on reality but their own agendas. do you disagree that many of the women working these jobs would have rather worked jobs that were less harder on their bodies?
@@PoeticSonicyou're delusional. She was talking about how independent women are in jakarta and indonesia in general compared to her country Pakistan, instead of child or women labour that you're complaining about. Ridiculous!
@@Sir3gar that was an ad hominem attack becuase you couldn't counter my claims. she did not talk about independace but the type of work the women do in each country in general. one is blue collar while the other does white collar jobs. the amount of ignorace from privilage is crazy. doing blue collar jobs isn't the girl boss thing you imagine it to be, a lot of these women are practically forced by the culture there to do these jobs, many of these women are used and abused to provide for their families basically taken as slaved of labour even animals after doing worked people are greatful for the work but the work these women do is never seen as enough and they are put down for not doing even more. you might say well what are the men doing? exactly as i said it's not the girl boss move you think it is. as for women in pakistan this women is a gulf brat that can't see infront of their nose, there are similar situations where a lot of women in pakistan have to do physical labor the difference is that it's not steeped into the culture and people are put off by it which means you need to be A LOT more shameless to use and abuse these women or genuinly deperate for work due to a bad situation. but because of this women are more likely to get blue collar jobs which is easier on their bodies while men do the physical labour. wow what evil sexist pigs they are!
Thanks mate :) no worries! There are so many other places I’m sure you do have on your list ;) at least you’ve seen a bit of it now 😁 have a great weekend 🏆
Hmmm, interesting you say that. I guess other than the Muslims and Christians the people are spiritual. Though I’m pretty sure the majority of the people here are Muslims, than Christian’s 😊
"Criminal rate is low". Oh, no! Please be careful wherever you are in Jakarta 😂 Speaking as someone that the phone ever got robbed when strolling in Kuningan (Rasuna Said). Btw the woman knows Intisari! 😂🎉
yeah no way jakarta is low crime, pickpockets/thief/sexual harassments is really common in Jakarta..... if anything Bali is way safer than Jakarta, and this statement coming from many of my balinese friends too.
Turis luar jangan ke Jakarta, krna kan kota2 besar mrka udh biasa. Klo niat traveling ke Indonesia itu ke daerah2. Misal dieng, pangandaran, lombok, banyuwangi, malang dll
