HBKB Lake Sunter Opens Free Transjakarta Access for the Elderly and People with Disabilities

Head of the North Jakarta Tourism and Creative Economy Sub-Department, Restuning Dyah Widyanti, explained that the 2026 JCCF competition was attended by 144 participants. The jury selected the 30 best works to be exhibited.

"Apart from exhibitions, we also hold free photography workshops for residents and visitors," he said.

According to Wawan, this month's HBKB implementation has been moved to the fourth week to adjust the running competition agenda in the Sudirman area. The activities at South Sunter Lake also continued the series of Environmental Love (Ciluk) programs which took place the previous week.

The combination of sports activities, public services and the introduction of coastal tourism gives residents a number of activity options in one motorized vehicle-free area.