Holiday Ayo - Episode 2 of The Last of Us series features the city of Jakarta in its opening scene. The scene shows the atmosphere of Jakarta's crowded streets in 2003. It can be seen that the atmosphere of Jakarta is described by the road full of vehicles and rows of shops on either side.

In this HBO film, the atmosphere in Jakarta is a flashback 20 years ago because the information was written Jakarta, Indonesia September 24, 2003.

Indonesian netizens also guessed the location of the road. However, the majority of netizens actually suspect that the view of Jakarta was taken on Jalan Sukajadi, the old version of Bandung City. Because, in that scene there is a two-way highway.

Meanwhile, Sukajadi Street, Bandung City has now become one way. This assumption is based on a number of iconic buildings located on Sukajadi Street, including the Bata shoe shop, Cahaya Glass shop, and the existence of a green public transportation typical of the city of Bandung.

The series adapted from this game tells of a post-apocalyptic world or 20 years after modern civilization was destroyed.

source: Jakarta Update

The beginning of the destruction of the modern world in The Last of Us is said to have come from an infection with the fungus Cordyceps or Cordyceps Brain Infection (CBI). This fungus makes infected people behave more aggressively, brutally, mutate, until finally their heads no longer resemble humans.

Based on information from IMDb, the shooting location for the characters in The Last of Us series is in Calgary City, Alberta Province, Canada. The city is described as major cities in the United States that have died post-apocalyptic.

The city of Calgary, which is located at the foot of the hill, is one of the largest cities in Canada based on population.

Apart from The Last of Us, the City of Calgary has been the filming location for a number of other films such as Interstellar (2014), Prey (I) (2022), Jumanji: The Next Level (2019), and others.

One of the shooting locations for The Last of Us in Calgary City is Pho Anh Huyen Vietnamese Noodle House, as reported by Atlas of Wonders. Pho Anh Huyen Vietnamese Noodle House is located at 1403 Center St NW, Calgary, Alberta, Canada.