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National Museum of Indonesia
Best time to visit
Morning on weekdays, right at opening to avoid school groups and midday heat; late afternoon can be quieter but some halls may close earlier.
Budget tips
Admission is low-cost, typically a small fee for foreigners and cheaper for Indonesian residents and students; check the official site or ticket desk for current rates and student discounts. Bring small cash for entry and avoid weekend guided-tour surcharges by visiting on weekday mornings.
Recommended for
History buffs, Students and researchers, Families with older children, Cultural travelers
Plan your visit
2-3 hours
About
Gyors tények: A neoclassical colonnade delivers a dramatic first impression, and inside you'll find more than 140,000 artifacts spanning stone tools, royal regalia, and colonial-era curiosities. Visitors often linger over gleaming gold and embossed bronze pieces, many with visible tool marks that make craftsmanship centuries old feel astonishingly immediate.
Kiemelkedő helyek: Curators still whisper about a dusty crate labeled 'Wonoboyo' from a 1990 excavation, which revealed tiny gold cups and intricate jewelry no bigger than a fingertip. In one dimly lit gallery a row of more than 40 carved kris hilts sits under soft amber light, the ivory and wood catching the glow so visitors can spot hammered patterns and faded pigments with just a step closer.
Insider tips
- Wear comfortable shoes for extensive walking across marble floors and steps.
- Arrive at opening to beat school groups and get clear photos of the large stone statues in the ground-floor halls.
- Head to the archaeological and prehistoric galleries first, then move upstairs to ethnography and coin collections when you want to sit and read.
- Ask at the information desk about photography rules and free museum maps, and carry small change for the café and restroom donations.
Kattintson a INGYENES városnéző túra foglalásához itt: Jakarta, Indonesia
A legjobb módja, hogy helyi idegenvezetővel fedezze fel a várost.
Tip: We strongly recommend a free walking tour on your first day to get to know the city with a local guide. They usually cover all main attractions and you can ask for personal recommendations based on your interests for the next days. Book early as spaces fill up fast!
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