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where magic tranquility would envelope the place as you you as place the envelope would tranquility magic where paying less than half the offered price. price. offered the half than less paying other beautiful temples. temples. beautiful other From Bandung let us continue our travel to Central Java Java Central to travel our continue us let Bandung From when you shop here. With a little luck you may end up up end may you luck little a With here. shop you when situated at the highland of Dieng plateau as well as some some as well as plateau Dieng of highland the at situated silver or bamboo crafts. Don’t forget to haggle and bargain bargain and haggle to forget Don’t crafts. bamboo or silver temples such as Prambanan, Kalasan, and Pandawa temples temples Pandawa and Kalasan, Prambanan, as such temples Mang Ujo. Exciting experience awaits you here! here! you awaits experience Exciting Ujo. Mang while shopping for the typical souvenirs such as batik, rattan, rattan, batik, as such souvenirs typical the for shopping while to Borobudur temple, Central Java also prides several other other several prides also Java Central temple, Borobudur to Let us learn more about this instrument at the workshop of of workshop the at instrument this about more learn us Let pleasant experience of the local atmosphere, certainly certainly atmosphere, local the of experience pleasant surrounding scenery, particularly as the sun rises. In addition addition In rises. sun the as particularly scenery, surrounding West Javanese local bamboo music instrument, angklung. angklung. instrument, music bamboo local Javanese West tourist area in Yogyakarta, Malioboro! It would give you a a you give would It Malioboro! Yogyakarta, in area tourist cent view of the the of view cent magni a you gives temple the of top The complete if you do not watch the attraction of the typical typical the of attraction the watch not do you if complete leaving Yogyakarta, it is a must to stroll along a legendary legendary a along stroll to must a is it Yogyakarta, leaving old temple would give you a rare memorable experience. experience. memorable rare a you give would temple old clubs along Jalan Braga. Your visit to Bandung will not be be not will Bandung to visit Your Braga. Jalan along clubs learn the process of making the typical batik cloth. Before Before cloth. batik typical the making of process the learn the impressive reliefed corridors of this hundreds year year hundreds this of corridors reliefed impressive the items. The nights in Bandung may be spent visiting night night visiting spent be may Bandung in nights The items. eld, or or eld, the on paddy plant gamelan, instrument, percussion Buddhist temple comprising six terraces. Exploring through through Exploring terraces. six comprising temple Buddhist cater for the need of shoppaholics, particularly for fashion fashion for particularly shoppaholics, of need the for cater step on the terraces of Borobudur temple, in Magelang. It is a a is It Magelang. in temple, Borobudur of terraces the on step SEWU TEMPLE, TEMPLE, SEWU SOUVENIR, SILVER CENTRAL JAVA CENTRAL YOGYAKARTA SAWARNA BEACH, BEACH, SAWARNA BANTEN NATIONAL MONUMENT, CENTRAL JAKARTA FANTASY WORLD, NORTH JAKARTA that Outlets Factory numerous the is city this of attractions OLD CITY AREA, WEST JAKARTA BIRA BEACH, SOUTH SULAWESI activities, the city presents its other side with twinkling city popular the of One fashion. Indonesian the for barometer GENERAL INFORMATION a presently Java, van Parijs as known city a Bandung, from lights, and variety of sensations for pleasure seekers. The local the play dance, to learning while people local the rst trip on the island starts starts island the on trip rst Our region. special Yogyakarta www.indonesia.travel with interact could You experience. vacation unique offer night itinerary may include visits to entertainment places i.e. Jakarta capital city special region, and and region, special city capital Jakarta i.e. JAKARTA Yogyakarta in villages tourist Numerous home. bring to to enjoy karaoke or live music, or to move your limbs in Mas port in Semarang, Padan Bai and Benoa ports in Bali, J Java, and Banten, as well as two special regions, regions, special two as well as Banten, and Java, ZONE Arabia, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Suriname, gifts for choose to you for available is souvenirs of selection discoteques and clubs that line up popular parts of the Bitung port in North Sulawesi, Soekarno-Hatta and Pare- provinces, namely West Java, Central Java, East East Java, Central Java, West namely provinces, akarta as the Capital City and the center Indonesia applies three time zones, namely West Indonesia, Sweden, Switzerland, Timor Leste, Tunisia, Turkey, United Vast made. are jewelleries silver how yourself for see could capital city such as Mangga Besar, Kemang, Blok M, and pare ports in South Sulawesi, Maumere and Tenau ports in ava island is administratively divided into four four into divided administratively is island ava of the Indonesian government is the main Central Indonesia, and East Indonesia. West Indonesia time Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States of America. you Here Yogyakarta. of center the from kilometers 5 Senayan. When it comes to food, there is no reason to East Nusa Tenggara, and Jayapura port in Papua. Timur dan J entrance gate for tourists to Indonesia that equals GMT+7 covering Sumatera, Java, Madura, West Jayapura di Papua. around Kotagede, of center silversmith the including city, worry as almost all kinds of dishes can easily be found in Kalimantan, and East Kalimantan. Central Indonesia time VoA is issued by the immigration of ces at the following the throughout found be can centers handicraft Numerous is well equipped with various supporting JAVA Jakarta, ranging from traditional ones offered in roadside facilities making this city easy to access, serving equals GMT+8 comprising Bali, West Nusa Tenggara, East airports: Soekarno-Hatta in Jakarta, Ngurah Rai in Bali, FREE TOURIST VISA culture. and arts with laden heavily is city This Temple. eateries to cuisines presented in upclass restaurants. To Sultan Syarif Kasim II in Pekanbaru, Minangkabau in Padang, as the barometer for the development of other cities in this Nusa Tenggara, East Kalimantan, South Kalimantan, and Tourists entitled to free short-term tourist visa for 30 days Borobudur from ride half a and one around takes Yogyakarta quench your shopping appetite, several shopping centers country, including the tourism facilities. Being a metropolitan Sulawesi. East Indonesia time is GMT+9 covering Maluku Juanda in Surabaya, Sam Ratulangi in Manado, Kuala Namu are those originating from 15 countries: Malaysia, Singapore, offer you all kinds of goods for competitive prices, such as SOLO BATIK CARNIVAL, CARNIVAL, BATIK SOLO SARI, TAMAN TEMPLE, BOROBUDUR BEACH, PANGANDARAN AT SUNSET JAVA GIRL MAKING THE BATIK, BATIK, THE MAKING GIRL JAVA BROMO, MT. CENTRAL JAVA CENTRAL YOGYAKARTA JAVA CENTRAL JAVA WEST EAST JAVA EAST city, Jakarta offers numerous tourism destination objects. It and Papua. in Medan, Sultan Iskandar Muda in Banda Aceh, Hang Nadim Brunei Darussalam, Thailand, the Philippines, Vietnam, Hong JAVA EAST in Batam, Sultan Mahmud Badarudin II in Palembang, Halim Kong, Macao, Chile, Equador, Marocco, Laos, Cambodia Perdana Kusuma in Jakarta, Husein Sastranegara in Bandung, is the paradise for pleasure seekers. Let us venture to nd Myanmar and Peru. JAKARTA AT NIGHT, CENTRAL JAKARTA SOTO BETAWI, JAKARTA ANCOL BEACH, NORTH JAKARTA Mangga Dua, Pasar Baru, and Tanah Abang. You may also CURRENCY VISA Adi Sucipto in Yogyakarta, Ahmad Yani in Semarang, Adi NATIONAL MONUMENT, CENTRAL JAKARTA FANTASY WORLD, NORTH JAKARTA NATIONAL MONUMENT, CENTRAL JAKARTA FANTASYNATIONAL WORLD, MONUMENT, NORTH CENTRAL JAKARTA JAKARTA FANTASY WORLD, NORTH JAKARTA Source: OLD CITY AREA, WEST JAKARTA some that the city has to offer. First, let us sail to Tidung BIRA BEACH, SOUTH SULAWESI OLD CITY AREA, WEST JAKARTA OLD CITY AREA, WEST JAKARTA BIRA BEACH,JAKARTA SOUTH MASKSULAWESI DANCE BIRA BEACH, SOUTH SULAWESI shop for branded items at top notch malls found in various Indonesian currency is Rupiah (Rp/IDR). For current foreign The Indonesian government applies Visa on Arrival (VoA) Sumarmo in Surakarta, Supadio in Pontianak, Sepinggan in 1. Presidential Decree No. 103, 2003. activities, the city presents its other side with twinkling city Island in the cluster of Thousand Islands. Various water activities, the city presents its other side with twinkling city activities, the city presents its other side with twinkling city THE HEART OF WONDERS GENERAL INFORMATION parts of the city. Tired after a long sightseeing and shopping exchange of your currency to Rupiah, please check with forGENERAL citizens of 64 countries. INFORMATION VoA is effective for 30 days and Balikpapan,GENERAL Hasanuddin INFORMATIONin Makassar, Lombok International 2. Regulation of Ministry of Law and Human Rights of the Republic of lights, and variety of sensations for pleasure seekers. The sports and activities can be sampled here, such as banana lights, and variety of sensations for pleasure seekers. The lights, and variety of sensations for pleasure seekers. The night! a quite be would That club. night favourite a at DJ a www.indonesia.travel day, before leaving Jakarta for other cities in this archipelagic relevant information in mass media or at the website of the is extendable for the following 30 www.indonesia.traveldays. Countries provided Airport and El Tari in Kupang. www.indonesia.travel Indonesia No. M. HH-01.GR-01.06 year dated 12 January 2010. people. local the by performed night itinerary may include visits to entertainment places boat, snorkeling, diving, and shing, or you could simply night itinerary may include visits to entertainment places night itinerary may include visits to entertainment places Indonesia is the largest archipelagic country in the world by led music of beat the following or music live enjoying JAKARTA JAKARTA JAKARTA country, let us wind up at a wine lounge while enjoying Indonesian central bank (Bank Indonesia).
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  • Daftar Lembaga Pemantau Yang Terakreditasi Di Kpu Provinsi Dki Jakarta

    Daftar Lembaga Pemantau Yang Terakreditasi Di Kpu Provinsi Dki Jakarta

    DAFTAR LEMBAGA PEMANTAU YANG TERAKREDITASI DI KPU PROVINSI DKI JAKARTA NOMOR NO. NAMA LEMBAGA ALAMAT AKREDITASI 1 2 3 4 1. KOMITE INDEPENDEN 387/KPU-Prov- Jl. Bukit Duri Tanjakan XVI RT/RW. PEMANTAU PEMILU (KIPP) 010/VIII/2016 008/008, Tebet, Jakarta Selatan. DKI JAKARTA Email : [email protected] 2. PERKUMPULAN UNTUK 388/KPU-Prov- Jl.Tebet Timur IVA No.1, Tebet, PEMILU DAN DEMOKRASI 010/VIII/2016 Jakarta Selatan (PERLUDEM) Tlp : 021-8300004 Fax : 83795697 3. JARINGAN PENDIDIKAN 471/KPU-Prov- Jln. Manggarai Utara I RT.007, RW. PEMILIH UNTUK RAKYAT 010/X/2016 02, No. H- 4, Manggarai, Tebet, (JPPR) Jakarta Selatan, 12850 Tlp : 83706467 Fax : 83780308 Email : [email protected] www.jppr.or.id 4. PIJAR KEADILAN 472/KPU-Prov- Majapahit Permai Blok B112, Jl. 010/X/2016 Majapahit No.18-24, Jakbar 5. PRESIDIUM PUSAT 553/KPU-Prov- Jl.Kampung Melayu Kecil II, RECLASSEERING 010/XI/2016 RT.004/RW.010, No.08, Kelurahan INDONESIA Bukit Duri, Kecamatan Tebet, Kotamadya Jakarta Tlp : 91261445 Fax : 8353589 DAFTAR LEMBAGA SURVEI/JAJAK PENDAPAT YANG MENDAFTAR KE KPU PROVINSI DKI JAKARTA NO. NAMA LEMBAGA ALAMAT LEMBAGA 1 2 3 1 LINGKARAN SURVEI KOMPLEK BUKIT GADING MEDITERANIA BLOK EB INDONESIA NO.5 KELAPA GADING, JAKARTA UTARA. TELP. 021-4514704. FAX. 021-45857336 www.lsi.co.id 2 JARINGAN ISU KOMPLEK BUKIT GADING MEDITERANIA BLOK EB PUBLIK NO.5 KELAPA GADING, JAKARTA UTARA. TELP. 021-4514704. FAX. 021-45857336 www.lsi.co.id 3 PT. SANDS ANALITIK GEDUNG GRAHA AKTIVA LT. 5. SUITE 503. JL. INDONESIA *) HR. RASUNA SAID BLOK X-1 KAV 03.