National Museum of Indonesia in Jakarta

I love all the artistic statues and this is a great chance for you to get to know more about indonesia through its culture and history

Very confident and easy to find. It's near the Jakarta Tower

The newly renovated museum is great! Although the ticket conversion process from Klook is quite confusing, as they were asking for a QR code. Ended up having to message the museum manually and ask the security to assist.

Since I couldn't find the ticket booth, I booked through Klook and tried to scan the QR code, but it didn't scan well. A ticket booth employee checked and let me in. It seems like it takes about an hour to an hour and a half to see everything.

very informative exhibitions about Indonesian history from pre historic, to pre democracy and modern era. exhibits had write ups in Bahasa Indonesian and English. guided tours were als available at scheduled times of the week.

The National Museum is worth a visit and has something for everyone from prehistoric, to a section in Indonesian independence. Will take a couple of hours or more if you want to run thru everything.

This is a wonderful place to learn about the history and culture of Indonesia, including spices found in the country and the work of wood craftsmen.

Booking was quick and straightforward. Upon entering, proceed to the rear counter to confirm your entry QR code and collect your wristband. Then, return to the gate for entry. However, for some reason, the gate couldn't recognize our entry QR code, and a staff member had to use their own ID card to let us in. The exhibits are very rich, divided into new and old sections, and the immersive experience is excellent. The food spice area features real spices and living plants, and it's wonderful to be able to admire many stone and wood carvings up close! Highly recommended!