Complete Schedule and Rules When Visiting Jokowi's House in Solo, Like a Tourist Attraction

Kapanlagi.com - The residence of the 7th President of Indonesia, Joko Widodo (Jokowi), located in Solo, Central Java, has now become a magnet for people from various directions. After ending his term, this simple house in Sumber Village, Banjarsari District has transformed into an impromptu tourist destination that should not be missed.

Many tourists, both local and from outside the city, flock to take photos, interact, or simply experience the atmosphere of the former head of state's home. What’s more interesting is that the neighbors are also taking advantage of this moment to set up stalls, adding to the lively and festive atmosphere around Jokowi's residence.

For those of you who wish to visit, it is important to know that there are several regulations set by the Presidential Security Forces (Paspampres). These rules must be followed to ensure your visit goes smoothly. Who knows, you might be lucky enough to meet Jokowi in person!

So, for those who are curious, here is the information regarding the visiting schedule, rules, and other interesting things about Jokowi's house that is now in high demand, as reported by Kapanlagi.com on Thursday (23/1).

1. Jokowi's House in Solo: From a Simple Residence to a Tourist Destination

President Jokowi's residence in Sumber Village is now like a magnet attracting tourists, especially those coming from outside Solo. Visitors not only want to take photos in front of the house but also hope to meet the president in person.

The atmosphere around the residence is livelier with the presence of food and drink stalls set up by local residents, who are taking advantage of this moment to boost economic activity.

Despite the crowds, the atmosphere remains orderly thanks to strict supervision from the Presidential Security Force (Paspampres). Lucky guests can take photos or shake hands with Jokowi, who warmly greets them and even gives souvenirs like t-shirts or books for children.

"Everyone who comes to me, I serve as best as I can, and I'm sorry sometimes the wait is too long because there are other activities," Jokowi expressed, warming the hearts of the visitors who come.

2. Schedule and Ideal Times to Visit

According to the Paspampres assigned to President Jokowi's residence, citizens can easily visit his home without needing to make an appointment in advance.

Anyone who wants to meet and take photos with Jokowi is welcome to come, especially during more ideal times, such as in the morning between 09:00 and 10:30, or before the Isya prayer if visiting in the evening. "Feel free to come, the public is invited.

He indeed welcomes you," said Syarif Muhammad Fitriansyah, a Paspampres, in his TikTok post. However, for everyone's comfort and to respect the Jokowi family's rest time, visitors are urged to adhere to etiquette and choose the appropriate time. "Usually, he is at home at 9 or 9:30 in the morning, and in the evening around 8 to 8:30, but preferably before Isya," added another Paspampres, Windra.

3. Visitation Rules: Only Mobile Phones Allowed

The Presidential Security Force has designed a series of simple yet crucial rules to ensure that guests' visits are safe and comfortable. Every visitor stepping onto the premises is required to leave their belongings behind, except for mobile phones, in order to maintain order.

Furthermore, guests are also advised not to bring large bags or flashy items that could disrupt the atmosphere. With this policy, the interaction between Jokowi and the guests is expected to remain harmonious and smooth.

"Only mobile phones are allowed, bags must be left outside, and no jackets are to be worn. For photos, a maximum of seven people, ideally under five. After the group photo, avoid individual selfies, and one more thing, don't set the phone on timer," explained Windra.

4. Arrival of 350 Guests a Day

A visit to Jokowi's home becomes an unforgettable moment for many visitors, thanks to the hospitality of this former president's family. Iriana Jokowi, his wife, warmly serves a variety of snacks, including durian, which tempts the taste buds of the arriving guests. This offering is not just a meal but also a reflection of the warm hospitality culture of Central Java that the Jokowi family upholds, leaving a deep impression on every visitor from all over Indonesia. Windra revealed that in a day, Jokowi's residence can be visited by around 200 to 350 guests, and for those lucky enough, they might have the opportunity to meet directly with Jokowi and his family. "There are no limits, on average it can be 200 to 350 (guests). The peak was yesterday during the Christmas and New Year holidays," Windra concluded.

5. Visitors Are Enthusiastic

The excitement around President Jokowi's residence has revived the social and cultural atmosphere in Banjarsari, Solo, with the presence of visitors from various backgrounds meeting in cultural harmony and stories from all corners of the archipelago.

Not only enjoying precious moments interacting with Jokowi, the visitors also play an active role in boosting the local economy by shopping at nearby stalls. This phenomenon shows that a simple place can become a symbol of Indonesia's hospitality and diversity.

"I really wanted to come here. Always looking for information. Yesterday I came, but the door was closed, maybe the Father was resting. Thank God, I finally got to take a photo with him," said a tourist from Dumai, Riau, with enthusiasm.

6. Do you need to make an appointment to meet Jokowi at his house?

Citizens do not need to bother making appointments, just come if President Jokowi is at home!

7. What can be brought when visiting Jokowi's house?

Visitors at this location are only allowed to bring mobile phones to capture beautiful moments by taking photos, so every stunning angle can be captured through the lens and shared with the world!

8. When is the best time to visit Jokowi's house?

It is recommended to spend time in the morning around 09:00 or before the evening prayer time, so that your activities go more smoothly and are full of blessings.

(kpl/srr)