Lisa BLACKPINK Syuting: Aksi Berbahaya di Kota Tua

A South Korean film, Extraction: Tygo, starring Ma Dong-seok (Don Lee) and Lisa of the group BLACKPINK, is currently in production across multiple locations in Indonesia. Filming activities are prompting temporary closures, including portions of Jakarta’s Kota Tua district, due to planned scenes involving hazardous stunts.

Production Impacts in Jakarta

According to Denny Aputra, Head of the Kota Tua Jakarta Management Unit, filming is concentrated in the “supporting areas” of Kota Tua. The closures are intended to ensure public safety during the execution of these dangerous scenes, which include planned explosions. The necessary permits for these actions have been secured, reaching as high as the Polda (Regional Police).

Did You Know? The film’s production received direct authorization from Mabes Polri, Indonesia’s national police headquarters, due to the involvement of foreign nationals and the scope of locations spanning multiple provincial jurisdictions.

Specifically, filming will take place on Jalan Teh and Jalan Cengkeh. However, the “core area” of Kota Tua will remain open to the public. Traffic management plans are already in place, with further adjustments anticipated next week as filming shifts to other locations within West Jakarta. From February 1st to 7th, traffic will be diverted along Jalan Cengkeh.

Traffic Diversions (February 1-7, 2026)

Traffic from the north side of Jalan Cengkeh will be redirected to Jalan Nelayan (Jembatan Intan).
Vehicles from Jembatan Intan will be directed to turn left onto Jalan Kalibesar Barat.
Traffic from Tiang Bendera will be directed to turn left onto Jalan Ekor Kuning.
Jalan Cengkeh 2 will be completely closed.

Filming Across Java

Production of Extraction: Tygo began on December 8th and is scheduled to continue through March 30th, 2026. Beyond Jakarta, filming locations include Bandung Barat, Tangerang, Depok, and Bekasi. In Bandung Barat, a natural karst area in Cipatat has been utilized, with crew vehicles and signage in both English and Korean observed on-site.

Expert Insight: The extensive logistical undertaking of coordinating a large-scale film production across multiple cities and regions highlights the growing appeal of Indonesia as a filming location, potentially boosting tourism and local economies.

The city of Tangerang also experienced temporary road closures on Jalan KS Tubun Karawaci from January 28th to 31st to accommodate filming. Authorities in Tangerang coordinated traffic management and alternative routes to minimize disruption. Additional filming is planned for Cikini, Jakarta Pusat, as well as locations in Bekasi and Depok.

Frequently Asked Questions

When did filming for Extraction: Tygo begin?

Filming began on December 8th, 2025, and is expected to continue until March 30th, 2026.

Which areas of Kota Tua will be closed during filming?

The “supporting areas” of Kota Tua, specifically Jalan Teh and Jalan Cengkeh, will be temporarily closed due to hazardous stunt work. The core area of Kota Tua will remain open.

What traffic diversions are planned for Jalan Cengkeh?

From February 1st to 7th, 2026, traffic will be diverted from the north side of Jalan Cengkeh to Jalan Nelayan, with further redirections from Jembatan Intan and Tiang Bendera. Jalan Cengkeh 2 will be fully closed.

As production continues, it remains to be seen how the filming schedule will impact local communities and traffic patterns. Further adjustments to traffic management could be necessary as the crew moves between locations. The film’s completion could also lead to increased interest in the featured locations as potential tourist destinations.