Bali shopping will certainly give you great excellent bargains. You may have a lot of best buys when shopping in Bali, including leather goods, shoes, CDs, furniture, modern artwork, T-shirts, casual summer clothing, knick-knacks, and jeans. Shopping Bali Souvenirs is very exciting!.

If you don’t feel like going too far from the beaches for Bali shopping, you will find that Kuta, Sanur and Legian are the places where you are able to get whatever purchases you wish for, for example, a variety ranger of sandals to sarongs, silver to surf boards, or wooden statues to Javanses puppets.

If you want to go to a one stop shopping for Bali shopping, you may head to Denpasar. There are a couple of department stores located at Jl. Gajah Mada. The stores here are offering a variety of handicrafts and souvenirs. The goods in these department stores are similar with the ones in any other places in Bali.

Or, if you feel like shopping in Bali with a quite atmosphere, you will then need to go to Nusa Dua. There is Galeria Nusa Dua where you may find a great variety of Balinese purchases within a complex free from the hassle of any street vendor.

If you want to buy a unique canvas for a souvenir, then Ubud is the right place to buy such thing for shopping in Bali. Below is the list of where you can get more items of :

• Art – ubud
• Antiques – Batubulan
• Clothes – Seminyak, Legian, Kuta, Ubud
• Bamboo – Bona
• Masks – Singapadu Ceramic – Kapal, Campuhan, Tabanan
• Music – legian, Kuta
• Jewelry – Denpasar, Jalan Hasanuddin, Celuk
• Stone carving – Jimbaran Gallery, Batubulan
• Puppets – Gianyar, Klungkung, Sukawati
• Toys – Peliatan, Mas, Tampaksiring
• Textiles- Singaraja, Sideman, Jalan Sulawesi, Klungkung market, Negara, Kampunggelgel, Tampaksiring, Denpasar, Batuan, Denpasar, Peliatan
• Wood carving – Buruan, Pujung, Mas, Nyuh-kuning, Kemenuh, Tegallalang.

Traditional Markets

Bali shopping is identical as a shopping paradise where you can get a whole range of interesting goods from traditional antiques to modern branded fashions. When you are shopping in Bali, the technique of bargaining is something requires, since almost in every shops, art shops or markets do not offer the buyers fix prices. So, if you want to purchase a good stuff with a good price, then it really depends on how smart you are in bargaining for the Bali shopping. A variety of product ranging from magnificent Balinese hand woven cloth, gold and silver jewelry, garment, wood carving to many others unique Balinese products can be found almost in any art market or market.. When you are shopping in Bali, you will find that stores are grouped under the similarity of items. It is intended to help the tourist locate the stores for certain item easily when shopping in Bali, and also to help them comparing prices easily from certain store to the next one for a certain Bali shopping. You must always remember to have cash in your wallet because not all of the shops in Bali accept the use of credit cards.

Denpasar
When you are in Denpasar, you can have an interesting overview of the common Indonesian market in The Kumbasari market located near to the river. In this market, you will find a three stories building. The basement is a traditional market that is looked a bit darker. The second level is selling a variety of spices and dried goods, while in the third level is selling clothing and household wares. And if you are heading to Jalan Hasanuddin, not too far from the Kumbasari market, you will find that this street is full with golden shops selling 18-22 carat gold jewelry at the both sides of the street. Or if you want to have some fabrics when shopping in Bali, you can head to Jalan Sulawesi. There are many fabric shops on both sides on Jalan Sulawesi. A variety of fabrics can be purchased here.

Kuta
Besides its beautiful beach, Kuta Beach Bali is also known as a place for a great Bali shopping. If you visit the Kuta Art Market, you will find many shops selling a variety of excellent Balinese goods, such as jewelry, sarong, furniture, handicraft, leather goods and clothing. If you are a careful and smart buyer, you are able to get some great purchases in Kuta for your Bali shopping. There also Kuta Square Shopping Center nearby the Kuta Beach.

Sanur
When you are in Sanur, there is a main street named as Jalan Danau Tamblingan where you can have a shopping in Bali with a less crowded atmosphere compared to the one in Kuta. There are still some street hawkers in Sanur, but they are less aggressive ones, except the ones in the beach market. In Jalan Danau Tamblingan, you will find many interesting shops and also many nice restaurants. Sanur art market is a special place for sarong, wood carving and other handicrafts.

Sukawati
Sukawati is well-known for its traditional market located on the main and side roads. Recently, there is also a new art market opened in Sukawati for a great bali shopping of art goods. This new art market has a two-stories building where you can find a variety of Balinese products from traditional statues to Balinese dances costumes. The goods here are offered with reasonable prices.A large assortment of woven baskets can be found here along with Balinese ceremonial items made from colorful “Prada” – gold painted cloth. These include dance costumes, fans, umbrellas and clothes worn at tooth filings and weddings. Bargaining is a must.

Ubud
Many Balinese say that Ubud Bali is the place to see the real face of Bali. Besides that Ubud is also famous as the cultural center of Bali. The image of Bali as the artist land was created in Ubud. The Bali shopping in Ubud is closely related to its traditional charm. You will find many squatting sellers who will be loudly haggling among spices and vegetables. Besides that, the market also sells handicrafts, many made in the neighboring villages of Mas, Tegalalang, and more.

Malls
When you are in Bali, you are not only subjecting to traditional Balinese vendors, but you can also find good malls located in and around Kuta and Denpasar, where you can easily get your need. The malls in Bali offer you a variety of goods from tool kits to branded perfume. You will occasionally be spoiled with great discounts on designer branded goods.

Matahari Department Stores
One of great department stores for shopping in Bali is Matahari department Stores. There are so many offers here, such as various branded perfumes and cosmetics outlets, such as Estee Lauder, Elizabeth Arden, Body Shop- the free-animal testing products, and Revlon. You can find women’s fashion ranging from T-shirts to party gowns, collections for babies and children, including toys and a myriad of colorful fashions, are sorted according to ages. Lea, Tira and Wrangler jeans and T-shirt are found in the men’s fashion section, besides formal shirts from Arrow and Charles Jourdan. Besides that some other goods such as household needs, original CDs and VCDs and electronics are available in Matahari Department Store. One special offer from Matahari is the lowest prices for a variety of fruits.

You can find Matahari Department Stores at: Matahari Duta Plaza, Denpasar, 237-364; Galeria Nusa Dua; Bali Mal Galeria, Kuta, 758-875, Matahari Kuta Square and Matahari Legian.

Bali Mal Galeria Kuta
Another great mall for bali shopping is Bali Mal Galerial Kuta. It is a shopping centre in two stories building where you can find so many magnificent products, such as branded sporting items like Adidas and Nike, Branded fashion for women and men in Mark & Spencer and Polo, or kids collections in Osh Kosh B’Gosh. . There are also some beauty salons to spoil your beauty needs.

Bali Mal Galeria is also the island’s best place to browse books. In the largest Gramedia bookshop on Bali, stationery, office equipment, imported books, international magazines, novels and best sellers are offered. Periplus Publishers’ bookstore offers a wide variety of books on hobbies, recipes, travel, history, politics, Indonesia and culture. There also are book corners for women and kids.

Right in the centre of the mall, there is a shaded garden intended for the non-shopping spouses, tired shoppers and for nourishment. In the second level floor, there is a food court. Another great thing is that there are Planet Hollywood and 21 Cinema and also The Duty Free Shop near to Bali Mal Galeria Kuta that can be reached by walking.

Galeria Nusa Dua
Galeria Nusa Dua is built on over 17-hectare area, offering up to 150 souvenir and handicrafts shops and boutique. The Galeria Nusa Dua building is designed in an open air shopping mall for a friendly and relaxing shopping in Bali. The stores here are mostly having fixed priced high quality items. You can find some designer’s outlets, such as Giorgio Armani, Calvin Klein, Prada, and Versace.

In Batik Keris Gallery, many outlets for fine jewelry and onyx souvenirs to scores of first class batik, ikat and handicraft items are priced in rupiah. The Tragia Department Store caters to daily needs and at the Duty Free Shops, for those leaving the country, there are classy tax-free items.

Besides the shops, there are also a great selection of 30 restaurants offering a variety of cuisine from Indonesian, Chinese, Japanese, Italian, and International meals, perfectly served for breakfast, lunch and dinner. To help you reaching the distance, there is a shuttle bus service in the complex of Galeria Nusa Dua mall..

Ramayana Bali Mall
Ramayana is the first mall opened in bali around 5 years ago. It is located on one of the busiest street in Denpasar. Ramayana is a 3 stories mall where you can find a great selection of fashion at reasonable prices. Besides that, there are some franchised restaurants available such as Pizza Hut, Dunkin’s Donut, Excelso café, Wendy’s Hamburger, All You Can Eat Hartz Chicken and also a food court.

The fashion section, which presents both local and branded labels. Select men’s or women’s wear along with accessories, shoes, bags and so on. Pick music cassettes, original CDs, VCDs and DVDs. The Gunung Agung bookstore features stationery, some imported books and office equipment.

Shopping Galleries
Besides the beautiful nature and culture, Bali is famous for its silver and gold goods, splendid Balinese hand woven, handicrafts and wood carvings. These items are always displayed in a very attractive way to attract the tourist

Agung Rai Gallery
Agung Rai Gallery is a gallery of Indonesian’s best young artist in paintings. It is located at Jl. Raya Peliatan, Ubud, Gianyar Ubud Phone: 975449

Andy’s Gallery
Andy’s gallery is located at Jl. Raya Br. Taman Kerobokan No.15, Kuta. The gallery has a two stories building offering an eclectic mix of furniture and carvings, antique and reproduction furniture, and also an attractive wedding chest.

Galeri Keris
Galleria Keris is a one-stop shop which is also known as the centre of Indonesian handicrafts and a department store. Galeria keris offers you inexpensive goods ranging from a variety of crafts, clothes, arts and fun gifts. It is open daily from 9 a.m to 10 p.m. Galleria Nusa Dua Phone: 771303

Asmat Kamoro
Asmat Kamoro is located at Jl. Patih Jelantik 175 Kuta, phone ; 755-624., just around the corner of Jl. Majapahit.. It is a unique shop where you can find tribal artifacts from Irian Jaya. While you can find lots of junk here, if you dig enough, you may find an occasional treasure. Look for long carved Asmat poles, shields, drums, penis sheaths, axes, and bows and arrows.

Bamboo Gallery Main Road Ubud
Bamboo Gallery is located at the main road of Ubud with a phone number: 975037. Different from the other galleries, the Bamboo gallery is more modern and innovative one. This is the place where you can find many works of bali’s most promising young artist.

Window Shopping
Shopping in Bali will certainly be something to do. Bali Bali with its charms offer you a lot of interesting goods, silver and gold jewelry, wood carving, magnificent local hand woven and also so many other handicrafts displayed attractively

Usually, you need to bargain when you are shopping in Bali, such as in art shops, shops and markets. So, the good price that you might get will pretty much depend on your smartness in bargaining. It will certainly be a new challenging experience for certain buyers. However, on most department stores in Bali, prices are tagged and fixed. Major credit cards are accepted. However, in smaller shops, bargaining is required and pay in cash is common.

Kuta / Legian / Seminyak
If you are in Kuta, you will directly see that there are lots of shops and restaurants along the main road, on each side of the road. The Bali shopping in Kuta will offer you a broad variety of products, such as sarong, handicrafts, swimwear, jewelry, leather goods, CD’s and cassette’s. , There are many street hawkers selling watches, transport and bracelets. If you don’t want to buy, don’t make any contact to them.

You will also find some shopping centres and department stores in Kuta. The products sold here are fixed price. If you want to give a visit to these places, you can head to Kuta centre and Kuta square located in Jalan Kartika Plaza. Each of these shopping centers are also close tone another.

The upper end of Legian Street from Seminyak to Kerobokan has turned into an enclave of boutiques specializing in men’s and ladies clothing, interior and homewares stores, antiques, furniture and some interesting deli’s and warungs.

Nusa Dua
Before entering Nusa Dua, you will find a small market located right at the Nusa Dua entrance gate. If you want to do some bali shopping here, you also need to bargain. Nusa Dua has a shopping complex called as Galleria. In this shopping complex, you will find lots of stores and restaurants. Besides that, there are also Tragia supermarket and department stores and also Keris Gallery. The stores have mostly fixed price selling high quality items.

Denpasar
Denpasar, as the capital of Bali, is not really recognized as a tourist destination. However, there are some places worth visiting. You will find many department stores in Denpasar, such as Rimo, Matahari, Libi, Tiara Dewa, Ramayana, Dewata Ayu or Tragja. Supermarkets are located within the areas of most of these department stores. If you are looking for handicrafts there are quite a few shops in Jalan Gajah Mada selling similar items to those seen in Kuta.

The Bypass
Along the road connecting Sanur and Nusa Dua, you will find many stores on either side of the road selling wrought iron, pottery and furniture. If you are careful and selected buyer, you may find some masterpieces.

Batubulan
Batubulan is known as the centre of stone carving art. The stone sculptures in Bali were traditionally carved out from paras, soft volcanic rock. These sculptures were used to adorn palaces and temples, but recently they have been exported too. The craftsmen can make practically anything you request.

Celuk
If you are heading off from Ubud, you will come to a location called as Celuk. Celuk is famous as a centre of silver and gold jewelry in Bali. You will find many huge jewelry stores selling a variety of beautiful and sophisticated design of silver and gold jewelries. The silver filigree work is quite amazing. If you can go off the main road into the village where the craftsmen work and live you will get better prices.

Bona
Bona is rich of bamboo plantations. That’s why, Bona has been developed as a centre of bamboo furniture and mats. Besides making use of bamboo, the local villagers also make use of lontar leaves to produce some variety of goods.

Tegalalang
One of Bali shopping for wood carving will be in Tegalalang. This village and the surrounding areas have a specialty in soft good carving. The features which are commonly use for the ornaments are the figures of fruits, flowers, frogs, and some animal fugures.

Duty Free Shopping
If you want to shop in the duty free outlets for Bali shopping, you can head to Sanur, Nusa Dua or Kuta. You will then need to go to DFS and Plaza Bali. Besides that, there is also a duty free shopping in the Ngurah Rai, the international airport of Bali.

They have a wide range of designer label boutiques. Bare in mind some products in Indonesia don’t have a high duty, such as cigarettes.

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Kuta Square shopping center is located in traditional village settlement of Kuta. This place is very near to Kuta Beach Bali. This type of products are usually branded fashion from overseas. There are many cafes in Kuta Square shopping center with a variety of menu. In addition to shops and shopping malls, have a game on the ground in Bali Kuta Square Slingshot, Water Boom Bali and other games.



Price products for sale in shops and Kuta Square shopping center is usually determined (fixed), where the negotiations are not applied. If you are on a visit to Bali and need some brand clothing found, Kuta Square shopping center, the main choice. There are many attractions to Kuta Square Cafe in Kuta, and sat down while the menu.








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If you have plan to go to Jakarta, you can consider to spend sometime or several days to go some interesting places. You also can go to the Shopping Malls in Jakarta. You may want a day off from travel sites and spend sometime in comfortable place, you can take sometime to relax and go shopping without worrying anything. Since 1985 to 2008, huge shopping malles was built in Jakarta. Since 2000, they has been built more shopping center. You can expect to see more jakarta shopping center by 2008. Therefore, there are so many choices for the shoppers!

If you have spent lot of time visiting some interesting places, it will be fast noticeable during a tour to the capital of Jakarta city showcases the riches of Indonesia. Skyscrapers, amazing monuments, large boulevards (albeit crowded) and huge malls rival those of any better world capital.

In the traditional society of Indonesia, open general village areas and towns of the Keraton (Sultan’s palace) have been long a place to gathering and spending the evening hours. Some of the small vendors will set up their food carts, wares gather and people will stroll to meeti their friends and sharing the gossips. Jakarta Shopping Malls are very modern citified equal of traditional gathering points – It is a nice place to shop, to eat and even gathering with friends and get some fun to do at the weekends.

Shopping Malls in Jakarta takes some forms of the most traditional markets (pasar) to glitzy high class malls with international shops. Most of the expatriates shop of the most comfortable malls and the grocery stores without have to bargain or deal with stores. However, there is no reason to avoid the colorfulof the traditional markets.

High Fashion Malls

International fashion items may not be at the top of a tourist’s Jakarta shopping list, but expatriates may look at these shopping opportunities differently! If you enjoy window shopping and following fashion trends, you’ll enjoy the fashion showcased at Plaza Indonesia, and Plaza Senayan and Senayan City. Shops offer the latest collections from the fashion capitals of the world – Milan, London, Paris and New York – to titillate the fancy of well to do Indonesians and expatriates alike.

Prior to the opening of luxury malls, Indonesians had to shop in Singapore, Europe or the U.S. to buy such well-known international brands as Bvlgari, Prada, Cartier, Versace, Louis Vuitton, Bally, Aigner, Ferragamo and Escada. Now, these brands, and many more, are available in Jakarta Shopping Malls.

Amongst Indonesia’s emerging middle and upper classes international brand-consciousness is strong. Discerning shoppers seek original goods, which these shops can guarantee. Often, due to special sales or discounts, international fashions may actually be cheaper in Jakarta Shopping Malls than in other fashion centers.

If, indeed you are from a small town in your home country, you may find better Shopping to Shopping Malls in Jakarta than you do back home!

While fashion malls don’t offer as many recreation opportunities as the family-oriented malls, a big attraction is ‘people watching’ for the see-and-be-seen crowd. The elegant marble, expansive open spaces and lofty atriums offer a sense of luxury that is further enhanced by no-smoking policies, good housekeeping, and security. According to some social analysts, malls have replaced traditional town centers as locations for community interaction.

Indonesian Specialities

Shopping Malls in Jakarta feature “Indonesian Fashion Avenues”, a group of Indonesia’s designer boutique stores, such as, Ali Charisma, Ferry Sunarto, Herman Nuary, Kisoon Harto, Poppy Dharsono, Postour & Co, Sofie, Talisa House. Plaza Senayan features the creations of Indonesian designers, Biyan, Ghea, and Sebastian’s. These Indonesian designers offer beautiful traditional dress as well as modern evening wear. Don’t expect to find their creations in large sizes – small sizes only! Fashion from other Indonesian designers can be found in the mall’s department stores.

Take a dip into the world of traditional medicine at Toko Ampuh, a shop in Plaza Indonesia’s basement selling traditional Indonesian medicines and potions from across Indonesia. You’ll be greeted by the pungent smell of balsem, healing rubs, as you enter the store. Nearby shops sell Ginseng from Korea and delicious Oolong tea from Taiwan. Stop in for a taste test and discover the medicinal properties of these popular drinks.

If you’re traveling through Indonesia during holiday periods visit the malls to see the beautiful decorations and special entertainment for Christmas, Lebaran, School holidays (June-July), Independence Day and the mall’s anniversary.

Food Glorious Food …

… what more could you ask for! Remember the line to the song? One of the major attractions at Jakarta malls is the numerous cafés, restaurants and food courts. On some days eating seems to be the main attraction, with shopping coming in second! From trendy restaurants offering cuisine from around the world to cafés where coffee is king to fast food fixes from home… you’re sure to find something to please your taste buds.

In the Shopping Malls in Jakarta, you can try Indonesian food in the larger malls, at an Indonesian food court or Sari Ratu restaurant which features spicy hot dishes from Padang, West Sumatra. The Spice Garden food court in the basement of Sogo offers a good selection of Indonesian dishes. You can eat your way through the archipelago, even if you can’t travel through more than a few islands.

Jakarta malls and shopping centers offer a plethora coffee shops for enjoying a cup of coffee, a snack or small meal and some serious people watching … from Starbucks to other international favorites and local cafes. Businesspeople and the young, trendy be-and-be-seen crowds hang out in the coffee shops scattered throughout major malls.

Most Shopping Malls in Jakarta contact at least one major supermarket for convenience of shoppers which offer a variety of imported European, American and Australian food and beverages.

Family Malls

If you’re not into high fashion or trendy hangouts, you could spend an enjoyable day at Taman Anggrek or Pondok Indah Mall I and II, are two of the most popular family-oriented malls. The focus is on recreation and family fun in addition to a wide range of shops and services or one-stop shopping to meet the needs of the family.

Taman Anggrek is the largest mall in Jakarta and a prominent landmark on the toll road into Jakarta from the airport due to the 8 distinctive blue-topped apartment towers crowning the 7-floor shopping mall. The interior is a marvel of space, light and marble – and serious noise levels on the weekend. The indoor ice skating rink and movie theatres are a very popular attraction.Travelers will find a place to get their hair cut, buy medicine or toiletries at the drug store, get money exchanged at a bank or withdraw funds from an ATM, eat a meal, enjoy a relaxing cup of coffee and of course – shop!

Dapur Anggrek food court at Taman Anggrek offers hundreds of traditional regional specialties – pempek from Palembang, South Sumatra (fish balls), 27 kinds of sate at Aneka Sate Djitoe, and fried rice and noodle dishes galore. The truly adventurous can even try goat testicles (terpedo) at Sop Kaki Kambing.

Pondok Indah Mall is a popular family mall in suburban South Jakarta. With the addition ofPondok Indah Mall II it has doubled it’s shopping area and added many new attractions to the mall. The adjacent Water Park and Climbing Wall are the main tourist attractions. The mall offers a good variety of shops and services, but no handicrafts.

If you’re traveling with your children, check out the photo sticker booths popular with children and teens found in most family malls. The stickers make great momentos.

Best Time to Shop

The best time to shop to Shopping Malls in Jakarta is during the week, soon after the mall opens at 10:00am. Most daytime shoppers are housewives, who begin bringing their children as schools let out mid-day. By late afternoon the malls are bustling with the after-school teen crowd and young professionals who begin showing up after office hours.

Hanging out at malls is part of the affluent Indonesian teens’ lifestyle. They have “acronym names” for their favorite malls — tay ahh (TA) for Taman Anggrek and pay ess (PS) for Plaza Senayan, citos (cheetos) for Cilandak Town Square, and pim for Pondok Indah Mall (all reflecting the Indonesian pronunciation of the letters in the acronym).

Weekends see a literal flood of families into malls; visitors average 20,000 at Plaza Indonesia, 40,000 at Plaza Senayan, 100,000 at Taman Anggrek and 40,000 at Pondok Indah Mall.

Getting there

If you’re a visitor to Jakarta, take a taxi from your hotel to the mall and you can return by taxi from the mall’s taxi stand. During late afternoon rush hour it may take some time to get a taxi. Alternately, you can ask your Silver Bird or Blue Bird taxi from your hotel to wait for you while you shop.

Those traveling in private cars can call your driver from the parking garage via the Car Call near the mall’s entrances. Be sure you know your driver’s name or other identification to call him to the front the pick you up.

Enjoy a great shopping adventure … at one of Jakarta’s premier malls.

Locations of Shopping Malls in Jakarta

Senayan City
Jl. Asia Afrika Lot 19
Senayan, Jakarta 10270
Tel (62-21) 723-7979

Must Sees in Senayan City :

• One of Jakarta’s most complete collection of designer shops
• Studio XXI offering a Premiere lounge and movie theatre
• Extensive food court and restaurant selection throughout the mall
• Extensive collection of opulent jewelry stores
• Crystal Lagoon offering late night dining until 12:00am

Plaza Indonesia
Jl. M.H. Thamrin Kav. 28-30
Central Jakarta 10350
Tel (62-21) 310-7272, 390-3728

Must Sees in Plaza Indonesia:

• Batik Keris showroom – 1st floor
• Finna traditional snacks – basement
• Toko Ampuh – Indonesian traditional medicines – basement
• Indonesian food – Spice Garden or Sari Ratu – basement

Plaza Senayan
Gelora Bung Karno
Jl. Asia Afrika No. 8
Senayan, Central Jakarta 10270
Tel. (62-21) 572-5555

Must sees in Plaza Senayan:

• Biyan, Ghea and Sebastian’s – Indonesian designers -1st floor
• Royal Selangor – Malaysian pewter designs – 2nd floor
• Kinokuniya book store -5th floor Sogo. Outstanding selection of English and Japanese books.
• Indonesian food – Spice Garden or Sari Ratu – basement
• Marrygold Clock in the atrium. Every hour on the hour the Seiko clock opens up and visitors are serenaded by a 6-figure orchestra.

Mal Taman Anggrek
Jl. Letjen S. Parman Kav. 21
Slipi, West Jakarta 11470
Tel. (62-21) 560-9964

Must sees in Mal Taman Anggrek:

• Sky Rink – ice skating rink – 3rd floor and 4th floor viewing balcony
• Indonesian food – Dapur Anggrek Food Court – 4th floor
• Jakarta Stamps and Coins – Indonesian coins and stamps for collectors
• Batik Danar Hadi, Batik Keris and Batik Semar
• Refresh your aching feet with a foot reflexology treatment at Oriental Reflexiologi in the basement near Hero

Pondok Indah Mall
Jl. Metro Pondok Indah Kav. IIIB
Pondok Indah, South Jakarta 12310
Tel. (62-21) 750-6750

Must sees in Pondok Indah Mall :

• Biyan – Indonesian designer – ground floor
• Royal Selangor – pewter handicrafts – ground floor
• Pondok Indah Water Park – south side of mall
• Pondok Indah Climbing Wall – outside exit near Times Bookshop
• Indonesian food – Bakmi Gajah Mada and Dermaga food court – 3rd floor

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