Monas Operating Hours During Ramadan 2026: Check Here
During Ramadan 2026, the National Monument (Monas) will remain open to visitors. However, there will be adjustments to operating hours throughout the holy month.
For members of the public wishing to enjoy the Monas grounds, museum, and observation deck, the adjusted operating hours, sourced from the official Instagram account @monumen.nasional, are as follows.
1. Monas Tower - Tuesday to Sunday - 08:00–15:00 WIB - Ticket counter closes at 14:00 WIB
2. Monas Grounds - Tuesday to Sunday - 06:00–15:00 WIB
3. Closed for Visits - Monday - Maintenance day
Monas Ticket Prices
Entry to Monas requires a JakCard or a card issued by Bank DKI. The following is a breakdown of admission prices.
1. JakCard Price - JakCard: Rp 30,000 - Balance: Rp 20,000 - Total: Rp 50,000
2. Observation Deck Tickets - Adults: Rp 24,000 - Students: Rp 13,000 - Children: Rp 6,000
3. Museum Tickets - Adults: Rp 8,000 - Students: Rp 5,000 - Children: Rp 3,000
Monas tickets can only be purchased on-site; there is no online or advance booking system. A single JakCard may be used for more than one person.
How to Reach Monas by KRL Commuter Line
The following are routes to Monas using the KRL Commuter Line.
From Bogor, Depok, or Nambo stations: Take the KRL towards Jakarta Kota Station and alight at Gondangdia Station. From Gondangdia Station, visitors may take a ride-hailing motorcycle or local ojek. The distance is approximately 1.6 kilometres, with a travel time of roughly four minutes.
From Bekasi Station: Take the KRL from Bekasi Station to Manggarai Station, then continue towards Jakarta Kota Station. Alight at Gondangdia Station. From there, take a ride-hailing motorcycle or local ojek, covering approximately 1.6 kilometres in roughly four minutes.
From Tangerang Station: Take the KRL from Tangerang Station and transfer at Duri Station. From Duri Station, continue to Manggarai Station, then board a train towards Jakarta Kota Station and alight at Gondangdia Station. From there, take a ride-hailing motorcycle or local ojek, covering approximately 1.6 kilometres in roughly four minutes.