The National Museum of Indonesia is also called the Elephant Museum. This is because there is a bronze elephant statue of Thailand's King Chulalongkorn in the front area of the museum. It suffered a fire in September 2023 and was closed for renovations for a year.

Now, the National Museum of Indonesia reopens with a new face. Starting from new technological innovations in the ImmersiveA studio, a new statue room arrangement, the 'Getting to Know the Faces of the Archipelago' feature, post-fire exhibitions and repatriation exhibitions of various collections recently repatriated from the Netherlands. 

The National Museum's collection totals more than 140,000 objects from prehistoric times, Hindu-Buddhist period relics, colonial period relics, and ethnographic collections. Some popular must-see collections are the Ganesha statue, Bhairawa statue, ceramic collection, gold jewelry collection, kris, Banten sultanate crown, and Prince Diponegoro's horse saddle. 

The strategic location of the National Museum is easily accessible by various public transportation. Suitable for educational tours, museum dates, and vacations. Let's find information, how to get there, operating hours, and ticket prices for the National Museum below!

*The data above may change at any time

 

National Museum of Indonesia Collection

There are several exhibition rooms in the National Museum of Indonesia. Each room has an exhibition theme from a period.  Let's find out more about the collection that shown at Museum Nasional Indonesia below: 

1. Immersive StudioA

2. 'Getting to Know the Archipelago' Feature

3. National Museum of Indonesia Reimagination Exhibition

4. Statue Park 

5. Archa Ganesha

6. Archa Bhairava

7. Inscriptions of the hindu buddha period

8. Gold treasure collection

9. Archaeological collection

10. Dagger collection

11. Ceramic collection 

12. Numesmatic & Heladric collection

13. Various archipelago boats 

14. Ancient manuscript collection 

15. Ancient human civilization collection

Activities at Museum Nasional Indonesia

In addition to viewing the collection, there are also various activities and activities that can be done at the National Museum. Here are some of them: 

1. Conservation stacking simulation in the conservation room 

2. Guiding and inclusive activities 

3. Dance class

4. Batik class

5. Gamelan class

6. Temporary exhibition

Museum Nasional Indonesia Ticket Price

Here are the details of the National Museum entrance ticket prices, which are divided into entrance tickets and ImersifA room tickets:

National Museum Entrance Ticket

• National Museum tickets for Indonesian citizens and KITAS holders: IDR 15,000/person

• National Museum tickets for foreigners: IDR 50,000/person

National Museum ImersifA Entrance Ticket

• ImersifA Weekday admission: IDR 35,000/person

• ImersifA Weekend admission: IDR 35,000/person

*Prices above may change at any time

National Museum of Indonesia Operating Hours

• Monday closed

• Tuesday-Thursday: 08.00-16.00 local time

• Saturday-Sunday: 08.00-20.00 local time

• Especially for the ImmersiveA studio room, it is open from 09.00-20.00 with a duration of 1 session of 30 minutes

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How to Get to Museum Nasional Indonesia

The National Museum is located in front of Monas. The address is on Jl. Medan Merdeka Barat No.12, Gambir, Gambir District, Central Jakarta City, Special Capital Region of Jakarta 10110. Its strategic location is easily accessible by public transportation and private vehicles. Here's how to get to the National Museum that you can choose: 

• There is a bus stop in front of the National Museum.

• The nearest KRL stations are Juanda station and Tanah Abang station. From the station, you can continue your journey for about 15 minutes 

• If you take a private vehicle, you can use google maps or online navigation on the way 

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