I visited Kota Tua last August, and it was an incredible experience. The area's colonial architecture and historical charm made it feel like stepping back in time. As I wandered through Fatahillah Square, with the grand Jakarta History Museum at its heart, I could easily imagine what life must have been like during the old Batavia days. The square was bustling with people, performers, and local vendors, adding a lively touch to the atmosphere.I also visited the Museum Bank Indonesia, which gave me a deeper appreciation of Jakarta’s history and its role in the region. The cobblestone streets and old buildings created a perfect setting for leisurely exploration.What I enjoyed most was the blend of history and modern life. While the historical landmarks told stories of the past, the area was filled with artists, street food vendors, and vibrant energy. Visiting Kota Tua in August was like experiencing the spirit of Jakarta's rich heritage, and it’s a place I highly recommend for anyone interested in the city’s past.