Jayapura

Jayapura is the capital of Papua Province in Indonesia, located on the north coast of Papua Island, directly bordering the Pacific Ocean. The city plays an important role as the center of government, education, trade, and culture in the eastern region of Indonesia. With its extraordinary natural scenery, such as beaches, bays, and mountains, Jayapura has a captivating geographical beauty.
 
Formerly called Hollandia during the Dutch colonial era, Jayapura has a rich history. The city has also witnessed important events in history, such as its role during World War II as one of the Allied military bases.
 
In the context of development, Jayapura is developing rapidly with various initiatives to improve infrastructure and public services. The city has great potential as a gateway for international trade, especially with Pacific countries. One of its attractions is the cultural diversity of the Papuan people which makes Jayapura unique and traditionally rich.