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Located in Center Jakarta, Indonesia, Jalan Jaksa is the most important tourist and backpacker street in Jakarta is the cheap accommodation, budget friendly restaurants and bars. Every year it celebrates its diverse identity with the annual festival Jaksa Street includes the live music, art exhibitions, craft stalls and sporting competitions. The only goal of the day is fun and entertainment, usually late at night

Jalan Jaksa is a 400-meters street, It is located strategically as an alternative way from Kebon Sirih street to Wahid Hasyim street. From this street, the tourists can go forward to National Museum and Monas, and Gambir Station with a relatively close distance.

In 1993, Jakarta Tourism Office stated that 57.21 tourists visited and stayed in hotels in Jalan Jaksa, including 29.676 Europeans, 9.309 Australians, 4.215 Americans, and 649 Africans. The stayed three days in average.

Along the street you can find many bars, restaurants, food places, cafes, and some staying places, from hostels to hotels. Mostly, the staying places are opened using western standard, there are alcoholic beverages, karaokes, music entertainment, and foods with full of tourist’s tastes.