Ubud
Indonesia
Asia-Pacific
Ubud is spiritually beautiful but challenging - rice terraces and jungle paths aren't stroller-friendly, but Balinese culture adores children.
Best stroller: Rugged
Indonesia
Jakarta's malls are stroller paradises, but stepping outside means traffic chaos and broken sidewalks.
This city is stroller-friendly. Compact strollers work best.
Jakarta scores 50/100 on our stroller-friendliness scale. Below you'll find a full breakdown of terrain, transit accessibility, and family facilities โ plus neighborhood-level tips and stroller vs. carrier advice for Jakarta.
๐ The Bottom Line
Jakarta presents the sharpest contrast between indoor and outdoor stroller experiences. Inside the city's enormous malls (Grand Indonesia, Plaza Indonesia, Mall of Indonesia), you'll find world-class facilities, air conditioning, and smooth floors. Outside, sidewalks are broken or non-existent, traffic is legendary bad, and flooding is common in rainy season. The MRT (opened 2019) is modern and accessible. Indonesians are extremely warm and baby-loving - expect constant smiles.
Uneven surfaces common
Flat and easy
Limited accessible options
Elevators hit-or-miss
Very few family facilities
Very crowded โ tight everywhere
Generally welcoming
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Best stroller: Carrier
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Best stroller: Carrier
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