7 Best Indoor Activities in Jakarta for Rainy Days

Jakarta’s tropical climate means that rain showers can be frequent and unpredictable, especially during the wet season from November to March. But don’t let the rain ruin your plans—Jakarta has plenty of exciting indoor activities for expats, locals, and visitors alike.

According to Social Expat, Jakarta offers a variety of entertainment, cultural experiences, and leisure activities that are perfect for rainy days:

“Jakarta has numerous indoor activities, from museums and art galleries to unique entertainment centers, ensuring there’s always something to do regardless of the weather.” (Social Expat, Indoor Activities Jakarta: 7 Things to Do in Jakarta While Raining)

Whether you’re looking for relaxation, adventure, or cultural exploration, here are seven of the best indoor activities to enjoy in Jakarta when it rains.

  1. Explore Museum MACAN – Jakarta’s Leading Contemporary Art Museum

If you’re an art lover, Museum MACAN (Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Nusantara) is a must-visit. It showcases both Indonesian and international artists, offering interactive exhibitions, creative installations, and workshops.

📍 Location: Kebon Jeruk, West Jakarta
🎟️ Entry Fee: Rp100,000 – Rp150,000

  1. Try Indoor Golf at Senayan Golf Studio

For golf enthusiasts, Senayan Golf Studio offers an indoor golf simulator, allowing players to practice their swing without worrying about the weather. It’s an excellent option for both beginners and experienced golfers.

📍 Location: Senayan, Central Jakarta
🎟️ Entry Fee: Rp200,000 – Rp400,000 per session

  1. Experience Virtual Reality at Sandbox VR

Step into a futuristic gaming world at Sandbox VR, where you can experience immersive virtual reality (VR) games with friends. Choose from sci-fi, action, and adventure themes, making it an exciting escape from the rain.

📍 Location: Grand Indonesia Mall, Central Jakarta
🎟️ Entry Fee: Rp250,000 – Rp300,000 per person

  1. Go Ice Skating at BX Rink

If you miss winter sports, Jakarta offers indoor ice skating at BX Rink in Bintaro Xchange Mall. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced skater, it’s a great way to stay active while escaping the rain.

📍 Location: Bintaro Xchange Mall, South Tangerang
🎟️ Entry Fee: Rp85,000 – Rp125,000

  1. Relax at a Luxury Spa in Jakarta

A rainy day is the perfect excuse to indulge in self-care at one of Jakarta’s luxurious spas. Some of the best options include:

  • Martha Tilaar Spa – Offers traditional Indonesian wellness treatments.
  • AYANA Spa – Known for its luxury massages and aromatherapy.
  • Henshin Spa – A premium Japanese-style relaxation experience.

📍 Various locations across Jakarta
🎟️ Prices vary depending on treatment packages

  1. Watch a Movie in a VIP Cinema

Jakarta has several luxury cinemas offering comfortable reclining seats, gourmet snacks, and premium service. Some of the best VIP cinemas include:

  • CGV Gold Class – Private seating with in-seat dining service.
  • Cinépolis VIP – Offers plush seating and personal service.
  • IMAX at Gandaria City – For the ultimate cinematic experience.

📍 Various locations across Jakarta
🎟️ Entry Fee: Rp50,000 – Rp300,000

  1. Enjoy a Culinary Adventure at Jakarta’s Food Halls

Jakarta is home to some of the best food halls and fine dining experiences, perfect for a rainy-day outing. Some top choices include:

  • Grand Indonesia’s Foodprint – A mix of Indonesian and international cuisine.
  • Plaza Indonesia’s Food Hall – High-end dining options with gourmet selections.
  • Pantai Indah Kapuk (PIK) Food StreetTrendy cafes and restaurants for food lovers.

📍 Multiple locations in Jakarta
🎟️ Cost varies depending on restaurant selection

Final Thoughts: Making the Most of Rainy Days in Jakarta

Even when it rains, Jakarta offers plenty of fun indoor activities to keep expats and visitors entertained. Whether you choose to explore museums, relax at a spa, try indoor sports, or indulge in great food, the city has something for everyone.

For more detailed recommendations, read the full article on Social Expat.

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