Jakarta

Being the capital city of Indonesia, Jakarta is an important tourist destination of the country. Jakarta Indonesia is located in the northwestern region of Java and is nicked named as the Big Durian. For all the low points that is generally said about the city of Jakarta, you would realize that this city is indeed very displeasing. Although the city has high levels of pollution it is equally charming. The beauty of this city lies in its rich tradition and history. Jakarta is generally muggy and warm. The average maximum temperature remains above 30°C (i.e. 86°F) right through the year. From October to February it rains in the city. This is the official wet season, when heavy rainfall floods the streets of Indonesia Jakarta. Months from July to September have the slightest amount of rainfall, and that's when the temperature remains constantly high.     

Some of the famous tourist attractions in Jakarta are as follows:

Jakarta History Museum exhibits the furniture and
The museum's the place to go if you're into heavy, carved furniture and other remnants belonging to the Dutch period. Among the more appealing exhibits is a sequence of dark portrayals of all the Dutch governors-general and early drawings and illustrations of Batavia. Sited in the old Batavia Town Hall, the museum is among the strongest memento of Dutch rule anywhere in Indonesia.
Merdeka Square
In this famous square of the city you will find the most imposing National Monument that stands 433ft tall.
Museum Bahari
This museum once used to serve as Dutch East India Company warehouse in the year 1645.