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East Jakarta (Indonesian: Jakarta Timur) is the industrial quarter of, and the location of Taman Mini Indonesia Indah, where you can see parts of Indonesia's multi-ethnic community in one park; several golf courses; Cibubur campground; and Jakarta's second airport, Halim Perdanakusuma airport. Get in [ ] By plane [ ] • -6.266389 106.891111 ( HLP, or simply Halim) ( is in East Jakarta). The airport is used by military, private jets, and pilots in training, and increasingly also by scheduled domestic flights by low-cost airline and full-service carrier.

Most major Indonesian cities can be reached by direct flights from Halim. Bus services are operated by DAMRI to Rawamangun Bus Terminal for Rp 20,000; to Pulogebang, Gambir station, and for Rp 25,000; and to, 's Botany Square, and Soekarno-Hatta Airport for Rp 30,000. There are also taxi services. There are half-hourly bus services to Pulo Gadung, Rawamangun, and Kampung Rambutan bus terminals in East Jakarta (see also 'by bus' below). The much larger, which serves many domestic and international flights, is on the other side of the city. By train [ ] There are seven railway stations in East Jakarta, all served by Jakarta's commuter rail network ( KA Commuter Jabodetabek). The main station in East Jakarta is -6.21512 106.87043 Jatinegara railway station, which serves the yellow (to /) and blue (to ) commuter lines, as well as a range of economy, business, and executive class trains to destinations throughout the island of, including,,.

By bus [ ] There are several large bus terminals in East Jakarta. -6.30919 106.8821 Kampung Rambutan bus terminal serves many city bus and minibus lines, as well as DAMRI buses to and from Soekarno-Hatta International Airport. In addition, it is the point of departure for a wide range of intercity buses to cities throughout Java, as well as some destinations in.

Other bus terminals include Pulo Gadung and Rawamangun, but in 2016 the government has started to move (intercity) bus lines from these terminals to the new integrated -6.21211 106.95258 Pulo Gebang bus terminal in the east, near the border with Bekasi. Several Transjakarta bus rapid transit lines connect East Jakarta to other parts of Jakarta. Transjakarta bus line runs from Pluit in North Jakarta via Jakarta's CBD to East Jakarta (Pinang Ranti). Lines and run from Central Jakarta to Pulo Gadung terminal. Dmde polnuyu versiyu c klyuchom.

Line connects East Jakarta to Ancol in North Jakarta, while line runs from the Tanjung Priok port to various destinations throughout East Jakarta. Get around [ ] The various Transjakarta bus rapid transit lines, as mentioned above, are useful for getting around in East Jakarta, and going to the other parts of the city.

Transjakarta line runs entirely within East Jakarta, and connects the Kampung Melayu neighbourhood to the Pulo Gebang bus terminal. Similarly, line connects Kampung Melayu to the Kampung Rambutan bus terminal.