Jakarta Walking Tour with MRT: Bundaran HI, Stadium & Blok M

The stadium tour is not a stadium tour — you're walking the whole complex, not watching from outside.

A 6-hour walking tour of Jakarta covering Bundaran HI, Gelora Bung Karno Stadium and Blok M, with a live guide in English, Korean, Chinese or Japanese and public transportation included. The guide meets you at the start and leads the route; you choose your language at checkout. Dinner and snacks are on your own.

Step-by-step itinerary

Explore Jakarta's iconic landmarks and districts

• Visit Bundaran HI roundabout
• Explore Gelora Bung Karno Stadium
• Stroll through Blok M and Little Tokyo

The Experience

The tour starts at Bundaran HI, Jakarta's iconic roundabout where the Welcome Monument sits ringed by modern skyscrapers — the visual shorthand for the city's blend of old and new. From there, the route moves to Gelora Bung Karno Stadium, where you walk the grounds of Indonesia's legendary sports arena. This is not a stadium tour in the bleachers sense; you explore the vast complex itself, the space that has held everything from Olympic events to major concerts. The scale of it becomes clear only when you're inside.

The final stop is Blok M, Jakarta's dynamic district where trendy cafes sit next to bustling shops and the famous Little Tokyo area draws crowds for authentic Japanese eateries and nightlife. The whole route runs six hours and uses public transportation to move between the three zones, so you're not walking the entire city — you're walking the landmarks and riding between them. Your guide handles the navigation and the language is your choice: English, Korean, Chinese or Japanese.

This is a walking tour, so comfortable shoes matter and the pace depends on the group's rhythm. The route is suitable for all fitness levels, though the operator notes it's not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health. You'll cover ground, but the stops themselves are the point — the monuments, the stadium grounds, the street life of Blok M — not speed.

What’s included

Public transportation between the three districts; a live guide in your choice of English, Korean, Chinese or Japanese for the full six hours.

Good to know

Easy physical levelNot for heart conditions

Operated by MyProGuide Indonesia

Is this one for you?Choose this if you're covering Jakarta's three main zones (monument, stadium, street markets) in one loop and prefer a guide who speaks your language to navigate the city's limited English infrastructure.

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Top questions

What exactly do you see inside Gelora Bung Karno Stadium?

Gelora Bung Karno Stadium is Indonesia's legendary sports complex, and you explore the grounds themselves — the vast arena space that has hosted major sporting events and historic concerts. You walk the complex, not watch it from outside.

How much walking is involved over the six hours?

The tour covers three districts — Bundaran HI, Gelora Bung Karno Stadium and Blok M — with public transportation moving you between them. You walk each landmark area, but the transit time is built into the six hours, so it's not six hours of continuous walking.

What is Little Tokyo in Blok M?

Little Tokyo is the famous area within Blok M known for authentic Japanese eateries, colorful nightlife and shops. It's part of the Blok M stop on the tour, where you see the trendy cafes and bustling street life the district is known for.

Can I choose which language my guide speaks?

Yes — you select your guide's language at checkout. Options are English, Korean, Chinese or Japanese, and the same guide leads the entire tour in your chosen language.

Are meals included in the tour?

Dinner and snacks are not included, so you'll want to budget for food at the cafes in Blok M or elsewhere along the route. The tour itself covers entry and transportation.

Is this tour suitable if I'm not very fit?

The tour is suitable for all fitness levels, though the operator does not recommend it for travelers with poor cardiovascular health. You'll be walking and using public transport, so a basic level of mobility helps, but the pace is set by the group.