Jakarta Aquarium

City: Jakarta
Country: Indonesia
Province: Jakarta  

Opend 2017

Species 600

The first section of the aquarium on the upper floor focuses on the life of people and animals on the numerous islands of Indonesia. A massive interactive touch table shows the map of Indonesia and gives visitors precious information on the archipelago’s geography, biodiversity and traditions. The theming is very rich and it feels like walking from the rainforest to the mangrove. The star species of this section are of course the Komodo dragon and the coconut crabs. However, expect lots of other interesting creatures too. These include otters, lizards, frogs and stingrays. The hermit crab log is a fun display where visitors can watch these little creatures in their habitat with magnifying glasses. The mangrove area is essential as it takes the visitors on an immersive journey into the vast Indonesian islands’ mangrove, which is one of the most important yet endangered parts of the marine ecosystem. The swirl tank is a beautiful piece welcoming visitors as they walk down the stairs taking them from above water to under water. Seats, where visitors can rest and contemplate before starting the second half of the journey, surround the tank. The lower section of Jakarta Aquarium is much bigger and focuses on the famous yet endangered reefs and oceans of the Coral Triangle, where more than 3,000 species of fish can be found. A series of jewel tanks offer unique views of some of the most beautiful, small, strange and odd creatures. Other highlights include the majestic reef tank, a large touch pool with starfish and bamboo sharks and the jellyfish tunnel. The grand finale of Jakarta Aquarium is this amazing room designed after the royal palaces of Java. Here a massive dragon statue looks onto the aquarium’s big tank and its rich marine life including Napoleon fish, sea turtles and sharks

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