In the heart of Jakarta's central business district: Four Seasons Hotel is a tranquil retreat within tropical gardens. Modern architecture enfolds light-filled interiors accented by Indonesian antiques and contemporary art.

Twenty four hours are all you need. Indonesia is an amazingly colorful and diverse country. The sooner you can get out of the polluted and congested Capital, the better. You can see everything you need to see in Jakarta in 36 hours, but my guess is that after 24 you'll be ready to hop on a bus or train. Or, you could hitch a ride with random people you met the night before to Bandung.

This is a new mosque just on the outskirts of Jakarta. About 25mins from center of city. Very shiny. Very hot at the middle of the day. best time to see it is early morning. You need to wear long sleeves and trousers if you want to go inside. Easiest way to get there is by taxi, buses are a bit tricky, it's out in the sticks but it sure sticks out.

Adji is just your average little Muslim kid living in a small village on the out skirts of Jakarta. Check out the merry-go-round , fully made of wood and human powered. most houses do have telly these days even in the remotest of villages, but Adji and his friends still prefer to play outside.

Scenes from West Java, including Jakarta, Bogor and PelabuhanRatu

This is a culture-based recreational park in Jakarta, Indonesia. It has an area of about 250 acres.

Some views of Jakarta, capital of Indonesia, the country with the 4th largest population in the world. The wooden ships are bugis pinisi. The Istiqlal Mosque is one of the largest in the world.