Bekasi Regency, located in the eastern part of West Java Province and directly bordering the Special Capital Region of Jakarta, is one of the regions experiencing rapid growth in the industrial, trade, and service sectors. The regency is known as the largest industrial area in Southeast Asia, making it a strategic investment hub as well as the economic gateway of West Java.

In addition to being a modern industrial center, Bekasi Regency also holds attractive natural, cultural, and culinary tourism potential. Visitors can explore the Muara Gembong Mangrove Forest, enjoy the coastal scenery along Bekasi’s northern shoreline, or witness traditional Betawi and Sundanese performances that are still well-preserved.

Local delicacies such as Gabus Pucung (snakehead fish in black soup), Bandeng Rorod (marinated milkfish), and various traditional snacks also add to the region’s charm. Supported by continuously developing infrastructure — from toll roads and the high-speed railway to direct access to Soekarno-Hatta and Kertajati Airports — Bekasi Regency is increasingly prepared to become an international-class destination for tourism, business, and investment.