The revitalization of the Cideng River is scheduled to be completed by June 2026.

A number of workers are carrying out the revitalization of the Cideng River on Jalan HR Rasuna Said, Setiabudi, South Jakarta, Thursday (5/21). The 1.4-kilometer revitalization includes the construction of sheet piles and dredging to increase the river’s capacity as well as the arrangement of the business area, targeted for completion in June 2026.

The revitalization of the Cideng River is part of the arrangement of the Jalan HR Rasuna Said area as one of Jakarta’s business centers.

The revitalization work is carried out from around the Taman Rasuna Utara Street bridge to near the Setiabudi Timur Reservoir.

Cideng River

The Cideng River is a canalized waterway in Jakarta, Indonesia, originally a natural river that played a role in the city’s drainage system. Its history is tied to Jakarta’s urban development, particularly during the Dutch colonial era when it was engineered to help control flooding and support the surrounding residential and commercial areas. Today, it remains an important but often polluted part of the city’s water management infrastructure.

Jalan HR Rasuna Said

Jalan HR Rasuna Said is a major thoroughfare in South Jakarta, Indonesia, named after the prominent national hero and women’s rights activist, Hajjah Rangkayo Rasuna Said. Developed during the rapid urban expansion of Jakarta in the 1970s and 1980s, the street became a central business district lined with high-rise office towers, embassies, and luxury hotels. Today, it serves as a key economic hub and a symbol of Jakarta’s modern development.

Setiabudi

Setiabudi is a district in South Jakarta, Indonesia, named after Dr. Soetomo, a key figure in the Indonesian national awakening movement whose birth name was Soebroto. Historically, the area developed from a colonial-era suburb into a modern commercial and residential hub, now known for its mix of office towers, hotels, and upscale neighborhoods. Its name reflects the legacy of early 20th-century nationalist efforts, linking the district to Indonesia’s struggle for independence.

South Jakarta

South Jakarta is a major administrative city within the Jakarta metropolitan area, known for its upscale residential neighborhoods, business districts, and shopping centers. Historically, it developed rapidly during the 1970s and 1980s as the city expanded southward, transforming from agricultural land into a modern urban hub. Today, it is home to landmarks like the Pondok Indah Mall and the Ragunan Zoo, reflecting its blend of contemporary lifestyle and cultural heritage.

Taman Rasuna Utara Street bridge

The Taman Rasuna Utara Street bridge, located in Jakarta, Indonesia, is a functional pedestrian overpass that provides safe crossing for locals over a busy road. Its name derives from the surrounding area, named after the national heroine Rasuna Said. While not a major historical landmark itself, it

Cideng River

The Cideng River is a small, historic waterway in Jakarta, Indonesia, that once served as a vital canal during the Dutch colonial era for transportation and drainage. Over time, it became heavily polluted and associated with slum settlements, but recent revitalization efforts aim to clean the river and restore its ecological and cultural significance. Today, it stands as a symbol of Jakarta’s ongoing urban renewal challenges.

Jalan HR Rasuna Said

Jalan HR Rasuna Said is a major thoroughfare in Jakarta, Indonesia, named after the prominent national hero and women’s rights activist, Rasuna Said. Located in the central business district, the street is lined with high-rise office buildings, hotels, and government institutions, reflecting Jakarta’s modern economic hub. Historically, the area has developed from a residential zone into a key commercial corridor, playing a significant role in the city’s urban expansion since the late 20th century.

Setiabudi

Setiabudi is a district in South Jakarta, Indonesia, named after Dr. Soetomo, a key figure in the country’s early 20th-century national awakening movement (his birth name was Soebroto, but “Setiabudi” means “loyal servant”). The area was historically a residential suburb that has since developed into a bustling commercial and business hub. It is known for its mix of modern office towers, shopping centers, and traditional markets, reflecting Jakarta’s rapid urbanization.

South Jakarta

South Jakarta is a major administrative city within the Jakarta Special Capital Region, known as a modern commercial and residential hub. Historically, it developed significantly during the 1970s and 1980s as the city expanded southward, transforming from rural farmland into a center for upscale housing, business districts like Sudirman, and shopping areas. Today, it blends this rapid urban growth with cultural landmarks, such as the Ragunan Zoo and traditional Betawi neighborhoods.

Taman Rasuna Utara Street bridge

The Taman Rasuna Utara Street bridge is a pedestrian overpass located in the Kuningan area of South Jakarta, Indonesia, connecting the bustling business district to a nearby park and residential areas. Built to improve pedestrian safety and ease traffic flow, it serves as a vital link in the city’s urban infrastructure. While not a historically ancient site, the bridge reflects Jakarta’s ongoing development efforts to accommodate its dense population and modern transportation needs.

Setiabudi Timur Reservoir

Setiabudi Timur Reservoir is a flood control and water management facility located in the Setiabudi district of South Jakarta, Indonesia. Built as part of Jakarta’s efforts to mitigate frequent flooding, the reservoir collects rainwater and runoff from surrounding areas, helping to regulate water levels in the city’s drainage system. Its development reflects ongoing urban infrastructure projects aimed at improving Jakarta’s resilience to seasonal heavy rains and urban flooding.