Mongolia Cultural Centre Officially Established in Tanjung Lesung

Tanjung Lesung, KOMPAS.com – PT Jababeka Tbk and the Embassy of Mongolia in Indonesia work together for the development of Mongolian cultural center in Tanjung Lesung, Banten, West Java.

Development of this cultural center is a form of celebration of 60 years of bilateral relations between Mongolia and Indonesia.

the cultural center will be the first in Southeast Asia and occupies an area of ​​one hectare in area development PT Banten West Java Tourist development as a subsidiary of PT Jababeka Tbk.

There the cultural center is claimed to be one of the central towing both foreign tourists and domestic to come to Tanjung Lesung.

In addition, as a form of realization after Tanjung Lesung set as 10 tourist destinations priority.

” the cultural center is able to add to the attractions and attract investors for Tanjung Lesung usually be a destination for people in Jakarta and surrounding areas, “said President Director of PT Jababeka Tbk Budimanto Liman, while giving a speech in the soft opening of the cultural center of Mongolia, in Tanjung Lesung, Saturday ( 26.11.2016).

the existence of Mongolia Cultural Centre is also expected to raise the number of tourists coming to Indonesia Mongolia.

Ministry of Tourism (Kemenpar) have targeted tourists from Greater China, Oceania, Southeast Asia, Asia, Greater India, and Europe as the main market visit to Indonesia.

“We are targeting 2.1 million tourists came from Greater China and around 1 million we are confident of Mongolia, in the future we hope that many tourists Mongolia to Indonesia and vice versa, “said Deputy Foreign Tourism Marketing Development Kemenpar I Gde Pitana on the same occasion.

Mongolia Cultural Center will consist of four ger or designation for typical Mongolian tent which has the function of each respectively as a guest house, a traditional game of Mongolia, a kitchen to try culinary Mongolia, and a place to display art typical of Mongolia.

They will also be equipped with a garden, a horse, and a statue of Gengis Khan making it the Mongolian small in Indonesia .

“The beginning of 2017 will be opened to the public after the rainy season ends,” said the Ambassador of Mongolia to Indonesia Batsesteg Shardar.

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