Ingresso para o Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (TMII)

Everything is so efficient from getting off the LRT station, taking the shuttle and entering TMII. Despite the heat, walking was the best way to experience TMII. Stay until 18:30 if you want to experience the light show at the Dancing Fountain. Tip: the shuttle from the LRT station is included with the ticket, just follow the "Travoy" signs to the waiting area. Shuttles come every 20min or so. Bring a water to hydrate and replenish, it's a big park.

Kami bersenang-senang berjalan-jalan dan melihat sejarah serta berbagai versi rumah dari berbagai daerah di Indonesia. Ada juga berbagai museum untuk dimasuki (beberapa gratis, beberapa berbayar) tetapi waktu kami sudah habis untuk berjalan-jalan di sekitar taman dan mengagumi pemandangan. Ada layanan bus antar-jemput gratis di area tersebut, tetapi kami hanya naik sekitar 4 kali karena banyak orang selama kunjungan kami.

Must visit this park. The park is really big & you will get to know about Indonesia ethnic house. Other than that, you can visit animal park. Experience to have a touch of reptiles at Komodo Museum section. Since this is a huge park, they already provide shuttle to transfer you from the gate to the main entrance. Tour shuttle also they provide inside the park. You also can rent an electric bike or a buggy inside. Price is reasonable. Really helpful & friendly staff.

Klook booking was easy to redeem, simply present the QR code at the entrance. The place itself is very big and relaxing, you get to see a glimpse of Indonesia's different provinces. There are also museums inside (both free and paid). Free shuttle inside the compound can sometimes be full (we went on a weekend) but there are also bikes/golf carts available for rent. Overall, worth it for the price.

Nice cultural activity. Few tourist here. Lots of walking but there is also free shuttle. Some areas are not well maintained.

I enjoyed my visit to Taman Mini Indah, even though it's a bit far from downtown. It was fine since I took the train there and walked quite a distance. On the way back to the train station, I thought about taking a Grab, but luckily there was a free shuttle service to TMII train station.

You need to enter through Gate 3. The park is very large, and you can take a cable car to see the panoramic view, but the cable car only goes in a loop. You can use the shuttle bus to get around. The park features characteristic architecture from all over Indonesia, as well as some amusement facilities. The weather in Indonesia is very hot, so remember to protect yourself from the sun. It's one of the few remaining attractions in Jakarta worth visiting.

We exchanged the voucher for a ticket at gate 3 without any problems. From the entrance, we were driven to the main hall, where an briefing was conducted. The park area is large and very well-maintained. We visited the Museum of Indonesia and the Komodo Museum (for an additional fee). You can get around on the free shuttle, which is what we did. We also rode the cable car (50,000 per person). There are kiosks with drinks, a food court, and a shop everywhere on the premises. Some buildings are under renovation and are not open. It's quite enough to spend time from 09:00 to 15:00 and have a lot of pleasant impressions. We really enjoyed it.