Nusantara Capital City Opens to Public with Limited Visits Starting Monday: What You Need to Know
Penajam Paser Utara. Indonesia's future capital Nusantara (IKN) in East Kalimantan will open its doors to the public starting Monday, from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. local time. The opening will allow visitors to explore Nusantara from Plaza Seremoni to Kusuma Bangsa Nusantara Park.
The Nusantara Capital Authority (OIKN) has announced that due to ongoing construction and to ensure safety and comfort, daily visitor numbers will be capped at 300 people.
Visitors wishing to explore IKN must first register through the IKNOW app, which has been launched for this purpose. Additionally, visitors are advised to familiarize themselves with the visiting procedures to ensure a smooth experience.
Visitor Guidelines:
ADVERTISEMENT
- Registration: Visitors must register on the IKNOW app prior to their visit.
- Parking: Parking is available at the IKN rest area and Simpang Trunen (next to Hermina Hospital), which are also the starting points for tours of the Central Government Core Area (KIPP).
- Proof of Registration: At the meeting point, visitors must show their IKNOW registration proof to officials.
- Tour: Visitors will be accompanied by a liaison officer (LO) and travel by electric bus to Plaza Seremoni and Taman Kusuma Bangsa.
- Plaza Seremoni and Kusuma Bangsa Park: Visitors can disembark at the Plaza Seremoni Barat stop to explore the eastern Plaza Seremoni and the western Taman Kusuma Bangsa. The Plaza Seremoni features amenities such as a mini amphitheater, forest trail, retail gallery, and visitor center, while Kusuma Bangsa Park offers views of key buildings including the office of the coordinating minister, Garuda Palace, State Palace, and Plaza Seremoni.
- Return: Visitors can return to the rest area or Simpang Trunen using electric vehicles that stop at Plaza Seremoni Barat.
Related Articles
News
Jul 6, 2026 | 1:35 pm
Indonesian Parliament Approves $334 Million for New Capital Nusantara in 2027
Indonesia approves Rp6 trillion ($334 million) for Nusantara in 2027, keeping construction on track despite a lower-than-requested budget.
News
May 13, 2026 | 7:50 pm
Constitutional Court Confirms Jakarta Still Indonesia's Capital, Not Nusantara
Indonesia’s Constitutional Court ruled Jakarta remains the nation’s capital until a presidential decree transfers it to Nusantara.
News
Jan 30, 2026 | 8:16 am
4,000 Civil Servants to Relocate to Nusantara This Year: Vice President
According to Gibran, construction progress remains in line with the government’s timeline, following site inspections by him.
News
Jan 29, 2026 | 2:08 pm
VP Gibran: Nusantara Is Not a Ghost Town, Development on Track
Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka said Nusantara is not a ghost town and that development of Indonesia’s future capital is on track.
News
Jan 21, 2026 | 2:58 pm
VP Gibran Pushes Faster Civil Servant Relocation to New Capital Nusantara
Indonesia’s government is moving to speed up the transfer of civil servants to Nusantara as preparations for the new capital gather pace.The Latest
Business
1 hours ago
Prabowo Orders Up to 50 Ethanol Plants to Support E20 Fuel Program
Indonesia plans E20 gasoline within years, backed by up to 50 new ethanol plants and a nationwide sugarcane replanting drive.
Lifestyle
3 hours ago
US, Canada, Mexico Claim Success as World Cup Co-Hosts
US, Canada, Mexico have claimed success as host countries for the World Cup as enthusiasm soars for the final match.
News
4 hours ago
China’s WAICO or US-Led Pax Silica? Indonesia Stays Neutral
Indonesia says that it is taking part in the two AI-related initiatives proposed by the rivalring major powers China and the US.
Business
6 hours ago
JCI Posts Strongest Weekly Gain in Months on Debt Confidence
Indonesia's benchmark index climbed 4.24% this week as healthy external debt data lifted sentiment despite global uncertainties.
News
20 hours ago
Febrie Adriansyah Denies All Allegations After 11-Hour AGO Questioning
Former prosecutor Febrie Adriansyah denied all allegations, including claims he received Rp 50 billion, after an 11-hour AGO questioning.Most Popular
1
Expert Calls for Policy Review as 8,000 Indonesians Give Up Citizenship
2
What to Know About Giuseppe Garibaldi, Indonesia's First Aircraft Carrier
3
Singaporean Man Arrested Over Alleged Murder of Indonesian Girlfriend in Bali
4
Indonesian Rescuers Save 45 After Tourist Boat Sinks En Route to Komodo
5
Indonesia to Route All Subsidized Goods Through Village Cooperatives
