Traditionally Betawi people are not urban dwellers living in "gedong" (European-style building) or two-storied Chinese "rumah toko" (shophouse) clustered in and around Batavia city walls. They are living in "kampungs" around the city filled with orchards. As Jakarta become more and more densely populated, so do Betawi traditional villages that mostly now turned into a densely packed urban village with humble houses tucked in between high rise buildings and main roads. Some of the more authentic Betawi villages survived only in the outskirt of the city, such as in Setu Babakan, Jagakarta, South Jakarta bordering with Depok area, West Java. Traditional Betawi houses can be found in Betawi traditional "kampung" (villages) in Condet and Setu Babakan area, East and South Jakarta.