Sunday Morning

Hot Wheels Championship

Hot Wheels Championship at Carrefour Tamini Square on November 11st 2012

Weekend at Tirta Yudha Swimming Pool Cijantung

The pool is always crowded on sunday, but still . . . it's always fun for the kids . . . :)

Ticket : 

Adult = Rp 8.000,-

Children = Rp 7.000,-

Play Ground in The Mall

No Smoking Area

Based on Peraturan Gubernur Provinsi DKI Jakarta Nomor 88 Tahun 2010  all public building in Jakarta are restricted from smoking.

Fruits 10.000

Pasar Rebo, East Jakarta

All kind of fruits packed to sell at 10.000 rupiah each

Special Price

Discount only for Rp 100 or almost equal to 1 peny. Does it realy-realy special?

Masjid Agung AT-TIN

It is located near to Taman Mini Indonesia Indah. The mosque was built by Indonesian former president Soeharto. Designed by Prof. Achmad Noe’man from Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB). 

Colourful Balls

Colourful Balls In The Children Play Ground

It's Not Surprising!

30-04-2011

If you ever  read "Ternyata Sepatu Bata 'Bukan Asli Indonesia'", this picture will not surprise you.

Burnin The Joint

Bridge Expantion Join Work

Neon

09-04-2011

Tamini Square Roof

Colouring a Car

19-03-2011

Tamini Square

Does The Bridge Real?

 04-07-2010

Jl. Haji Ten, Rawamangun

Menu to Eat

27-06-2010
Tamini Square Food Court (Level 2)

Bajaj (read: Ba-jay)

04-07-2010

location : intersection H. TEN Street with  BANGUN BARAT Street, East Jakarta

Bajaj (auto rickshaws / pedicab with motor scooter engine) is a three-wheeled vehicle which is named after its manufacturer in India. Bajaj, provide local public transportation in the back streets of some parts of Jakarta. Usually its color predominantly orange but there were also green or yellow in little number, looks noisy, emits a lot of smokes , and very shaky.

Bajaj fare is negotiable, short to medium distance may cost around 10,000 rupiahs (around 1 US$). Normally its only fit for 2 passenger, but in reality, this vehicle can be imposed up to filled until 5 passengers, or, sometimes just one passenger but he/she brings a lot of groceries from the market.

There was a plan to replace bajaj with other eco-friendly models vehicle fueled by compressed-natural gas (CNG) called Kancil on 2001. But its seem not succesful, until today (2010) many old and rusty bajaj still running around on the street of Jakarta.