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Gelora Bung Karno Stadium, also known as GBK, is a famous sports stadium in Jakarta, Indonesia. The following is a description of the Gelora Bung Karno Stadium:Gelora Bung Karno Stadium is one of the most iconic and prestigious stadiums in Indonesia. The name of this stadium is taken from the name of the Indonesian proclaimer, Bung Karno or Ir. Soekarno, who was the first president of Indonesia. This stadium was built in 1960 and has witnessed various historical events and important moments in Indonesian sports history.GBK is located in the Gelora Bung Karno complex, which covers a large area in the center of Jakarta. The stadium is renowned for its large capacity and has hosted many international sporting events, including the 1962 Asian Games, the Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games), international football matches, and various music concerts and entertainment events.The stadium has a large seating capacity, holding around 77,193 spectators at the time of its construction. However, that capacity has changed as renovations and updates have been made. Currently, GBK can accommodate around 80,000 spectators for football matches.GBK's architecture reflects a rugged modern design. The distinctive roof of the stadium with a curved shape gives a majestic impression and is the hallmark of this stadium. Inside GBK there are complete sports facilities, such as football fields, athletics tracks, tennis courts, swimming pools and other facilities.GBK is also home to Persija Jakarta, one of the most famous football clubs in Indonesia. Persija matches at this stadium often attract the interest of loyal football fans.Apart from being a venue for sports matches, GBK is also a center for cultural and entertainment activities. International music concerts, music festivals and other events are often held at this stadium, attracting thousands of spectators from home and abroad.GBK has become a cultural icon and pride for the people of Jakarta and Indonesia as a whole. Its existence as one of the largest stadiums in Southeast Asia is a symbol of the spirit of sport and the spirit of unity in Indonesia.