It is not only a spot for doing some sport activities but also a place for seeing some exhibitions. Sometimes I am swimming at tirta loka, sadly the shower room are mostly broken, messy, and dirty altough the swimming pool quite clean.

Was there a few times already not only because it's named after the first president of Indonesia but this is one of Jakarta's treasures. Nice to combine with FX mall

Gelora Bung Karno Stadium, before was the biggest stadium ever in south east asia. Initiated by first President of Republic Indonesia Bapak Soekarno, the staium was the icon of Jakarta, after Monas. So you will see the heart of the Jakarta in Gelora Bung Karno area, with so many trees and plantation, and usually many of Jaks (Jakarta people) enjoyed... More

I like this stadium, although so far from my country..but really big and besida that I love Indonesia

Gelora Bung Karno (GBK) is a famous sports complex among Indonesian. I jog twice a week after office hours. The place is OK for doing sports. There is also a public aerobic class every Wed and Fri which costs you IDR 5,000 (it's damn cheap for 2 hrs body exercise) and i love it. Moreover, in Gate VII there are... More

Gelora Bung Karno Stadium is very famous place in indonesia, it is not only use for sport activities but mostly for recreation, both for family or individual.... the green environtment make us breath easily

Gelora Bung Karno Stadium is a football (soccer) stadium, named after Indonesia's 1st President (Sukarno). During his presidency, he asked Russians to help build the architecture and design of the football stadium. When it was finished and opened for 1965 Sea Games, Indonesia stood proud having the grandest football stadium among other South East Asian countries. Up to this date,... More

every week i always running in the gelora bung karno stadium and also bring my family to there. very large place and big..but i dont like the gelora bungkarno because dirty.

Gelora Bung Karno is one of the biggest football stadium in the world with the capacity of over 100.000 people inside. It is definitely big and majestic but too bad the maintenance is poor. One thing, just don't go into the restroom, it's a nightmare