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Halal Industry Event
The 2025 edition has wrapped up.
HEI Halal Expo Indonesia is a recurring halal industry event. The next edition is expected around October 2026 — get notified the moment dates are confirmed.
Secure your exhibition space. Compare booth options, pricing, and inclusions below.
$540
≈ IDR 8,640,000
$60/sqm
ICE, Jakarta, Jakarta, Indonesia
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Indonesia's largest B2B halal exhibition and conference.
Connect with a vast consumer base across D-8 nations
Access the $5.2 Trillion global halal economy
Showcase your halal products and services to global buyers, investors, and government delegations
Connect with international delegations and government leaders
Business Matching & Investment Matchmaking access
Thought Leadership platform via D-8 HEI Talk
Cultural Diplomacy opportunities at Cultural Fest
$720
≈ IDR 11,376,000
$80/sqm
$648
≈ IDR 10,368,000
$36/sqm
$1,350
≈ IDR 21,330,000
$75/sqm
Contact for pricing
Secure your exhibition space and connect with global halal industry buyers.
Apply via halalexpoindonesia.com/exhibitor
HEI is Indonesia largest dedicated halal expo, covering food, fashion, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals and finance
Organised under MUI (Majelis Ulama Indonesia) framework
Booth packages available for domestic and international exhibitors
BPJPH certification preferred for food exhibitors
Calculated for ICE, Jakarta (Muslim World League method, Shafi'i Asr). These are approximate — confirm with a local mosque or a prayer-times app on the day.
| Day | Fajr | Sunrise | Dhuhr | Asr | Maghrib | Isha |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wed 15 Oct | 04:22 | 05:32 | 11:39 | 14:45 | 17:46 | 18:52 |
| Thu 16 Oct | 04:21 | 05:31 | 11:39 | 14:45 | 17:46 | 18:52 |
| Fri 17 Oct | 04:21 | 05:31 | 11:38 | 14:46 | 17:46 | 18:52 |
| Sat 18 Oct | 04:20 | 05:31 | 11:38 | 14:46 | 17:46 | 18:52 |

Muslim Traveller Guide
Jakarta is effortless for Muslim travellers — Indonesia is the world's most populous Muslim-majority country, so halal food is the default, mosques and musalla are everywhere (including the vast Istiqlal Mosque), and prayer times structure the day. Traffic is heavy, so plan around the MRT, commuter rail and ride-hailing (Gojek and Grab).
5 halal places to visit
The mosques and Islamic-heritage landmarks worth your time around the expo.

Sawah Besar, Central Jakarta
The largest mosque in Southeast Asia and Indonesia's national mosque, open to visitors.

Menteng, Central Jakarta
A distinctive boat-shaped mosque without a dome, symbolising the old Sunda Kelapa port.

Menteng, Central Jakarta
A historic mosque in a converted Dutch-colonial building named after a national heroine.

Pinangsia, West Jakarta
A historic colonial-era district near old mosques with plentiful halal street food.

Central Jakarta
Jakarta's central landmark beside Istiqlal Mosque, a natural pairing on a heritage walk.
5 places to eat
Real, well-loved halal restaurants across Jakarta, from cheap local legends to special-occasion dining.

Indonesian · Menteng$$
A well-known halal-certified chain famous for satay and classic Indonesian comfort dishes.

Middle Eastern · Cikini, Central Jakarta$$
A long-running spot for Arabic grills, mandi rice and kebabs popular with Muslim diners.

Indonesian · Menteng, Central Jakarta$$$
An upscale restaurant serving refined traditional Indonesian dishes in an elegant heritage setting.

Where to stay
Hand-picked places to stay, near the action.

Thamrin, Central Jakarta
A landmark five-star hotel beside the Selamat Datang roundabout in the heart of the city.

Mega Kuningan, South Jakarta
An upscale tower hotel in the business district with skyline views.

Know before you go
Everything a Muslim traveller needs to land in Jakarta with confidence.
Getting in
Soekarno-Hatta International Airport (CGK)
• Airport Rail Link — ~50 min to BNI City / Manggarai
• Grab / Gojek / taxi — 60-90 min
Halim Perdanakusuma Airport (HLP)
• Grab / Gojek — 30-60 min
Getting around
The MRT Jakarta north-south line, TransJakarta BRT buses and KRL commuter rail help you skip the traffic.
Gojek/Grab (cars and motorbike taxis) are the easiest way around; Blue Bird is a reliable metered taxi.
Visa & entry
Getting here
Most halal-expo buyers and exhibitors fly in from the world's main halal hubs. Here's how to reach Jakarta from each — entry rules vary by nationality, so check the Visa & entry note.
See the full Jakarta travel guide →
Sources: https://www.indonesia.travel · https://molina.imigrasi.go.id (e-VOA)
Sundanese · Cikini, Central Jakarta$$
Popular halal Sundanese restaurant with a wide spread of West Javanese dishes.

Turkish · Kemang, South Jakarta$$
A popular Turkish restaurant serving kebabs, pide and mezze in a themed interior.
Hayam Wuruk, West Jakarta
A reliable mid-range Indonesian-brand hotel central to shopping and dining areas.

TB Simatupang, South Jakarta
A comfortable mid-tier business hotel along the southern ring road.

Kemang, South Jakarta
A clean budget hotel in the lively Kemang neighbourhood.

Juanda, Central Jakarta
An affordable no-frills chain hotel close to the old town and Istiqlal Mosque.
Money
Indonesian Rupiah · IDR
Cash matters at warungs and markets; cards and e-wallets (GoPay/OVO) work in malls and hotels.
Tipping is not customary; a service charge is often already added.
Connectivity
Telkomsel, Indosat and XL SIMs at CGK arrivals
Plug: Type C / F (European 2-pin) · 230V / 50Hz
Emergency
General: 112
Fire: 113
Safety
Where to pray
Istiqlal Mosque — The largest mosque in Southeast Asia; visitors are welcome (it faces the Catholic cathedral — a symbol of tolerance).
Musalla everywhere — Prayer rooms are standard in every mall, office and transport hub.