Jakartans swamp recreation centers

Jakartans swamp recreation centers

The majority of people, including non-Muslims, made the most of
the extended Idul Fitri holiday. Some traveled overseas or
visited resorts in Java, Bali, North Sulawesi or North Sumatra,
but most stayed close to home and spent their time at recreation
centers.

II. Captions:

1. Photo A & B:

JP/Tarko Sudiarno and JP/P.J. Leo

People at Gembira Loka Zoo in Yogyakarta (right) watch a dangdut
performance after viewing caged animals in the zoo. Almost all
recreation centers in the province are putting on concerts to
attract more visitors. Unlike zoo visitors, dozens of children in
Panjang Village in Bojong Gede, Bogor, are satisfied with a
traditional merry-go-round ride (above), which costs Rp 1,000
each.

2. Photo C & D:

JP/R. Berto Wedhatama and JP/Mulkan Salmona

Thousands of children paddle at a seaside festival held to
celebrate Idul Fitri at the Taman Impian Jaya Ancol recreation
center in North Jakarta (left), while a woman offers balloons for
sale at the Bogor Botanical Gardens in West Java (above).

3. Photo E and F:

JP/P.J. Leo and JP/R. Berto Wedhatama

Despite being prohibited, a family and their neighbors are
transported by pickup truck (above) along the Jagorawi toll road
on their way to a picnic in Bogor, while others visit Ragunan Zoo
in South Jakarta (right)