Ecopark Ancol is one of Jakarta's green tourist destinations. Free entrance and there are many sports facilities such as jogging tracks, bike tracks, fitness park, and more. Apart from that, several animals exhibited along the track, making it a great place for families, especially children to enjoy.

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Visited Allianz Eco Park on a sunny Sunday morning and had a refreshing experience! The park is spacious, clean, and well-maintained—perfect for morning walks, cycling, or just relaxing under the trees. I loved the peaceful vibe, away from Jakarta's usual hustle. We tried paddle boating and explored the Eco Nature area—great for kids and adults alike. There were also food stalls and clean restrooms around the area. A perfect spot for families or couples looking to enjoy green space in the city. Highly recommended for a weekend escape!

Visited on a Friday afternoon and the place was almost deserted, but it was still one of the best things we did in Jakarta! Peaceful and green, with a family of monkeys on the little island that you can watch playing. At the moment there's a tiny baby too! There are also deer and toucans in tiny, sad enclosures, which I didn't like. Once you've paid to get into Ancol (35k per person) the Ecopark is free.

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... this place is one of the recreational facilities in Taman Impian Ancol. The area is approximately 34 hectares. This eco-park combines the concepts of educational tourism and green lifestyle. The area of ​​grasslands here is very large, so it is very suitable for holding events at the national and international levels...

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Its a nice place for jogging, cycling or walking around. Many plants and trees around. Fresh air. We went there early morning and pretty crowded. Not far from the gate , there are also some stands selling indonesian traditional food. Overall is a nice experience.

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