List of Museums in Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (TMII)

Jakarta- Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (TMII) is one of the tourist destinations in Jakarta that has different types of entertainment, cultural and teaching drives. Not only that, in TMII there are also a number of interesting museums to visit. So what museums are in the Taman Mini area? The following information from TMII and Editor’s Records Detikcom is the following information on the list of museums in Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (TMII) that today offers a cultural wealth, history, to technology in Indonesia: Kraap to continue with content 1. The Indonesian museum was inaugurated in 1980. Across the archipelago, the introduction of history, manufacturing techniques and the development of Batik and its role in people’s lives. 3. The Indonesian Hakka Museum was inaugurated in 2005. This museum introduced the history and culture of the Hakka community, with a collection of professions, traditional equipment and their contributions in Indonesian independence. 4. The Purna Bhakti Pertiwi Museum was inaugurated in 1993, this museum held an important collection of objects and souvenirs related to President Soeharto’s service journey, as a form of appreciation for his dedication. 5. The Transport Museum was inaugurated in 1991. This museum offers the evolution of Indonesian transport with a collection of traditional vehicles to aircraft and historical locomotives, as an educational space for Indonesian transport. 6. Komodo Museum and Reptile Park Inhugures in 1978, this museum contains a collection of reptile archipelago, including Komodo and Snake, with educational experience and direct interaction with animals in their natural habitat. 7. The Indonesian Bump Museum was inaugurated in 1983. This museum contains a collection of stamps from different era, also a way of learning the history and communication of communication, with a typical Balinese and Javanese architecture. 8. Museum of Lighting was inaugurated in 1993. This museum offers the history of Indonesian communication, with a collection of communication instruments from Kentongan to modern media, as well as mini theater facilities and libraries. 9. New electricity and energy museum is managed by PT PLN Persero, this museum exhibits the history of electricity and renewable energy, with interactive facilities and 5D theater for educational and entertainment experiences. 10. Indonesian Museum Indonesian Museum contains a symbol of defense and maritime defensive forces, as well as in-depth meaning associated with the struggle of the Indonesian population, by architecture and existing elements. 11. The National Sports Museum was inaugurated in 1989, this museum has a unique ball -shaped building. Three floor shows the history of sports, sports achievements and traditional sports dioramas from different countries. 12. ASMAT MUSEUM This museum exhibits the rich culture of the Asmat tribe, with a collection of art, tools and traditional clothing that describes life and tradition, as well as the education of the cultural heritage of Papua. 13. Insect Museum and Butterfly Park were inaugurated in 1993. This museum introduced the variety of Indonesian insects, with over 600 species, and the facilities of the butterfly park to preserve rare butterflies. 14. Oil and Gas Museum of the ‘Graha Widya Patra’ Oil and Gas Museum in TMII showed the history, technology and contribution of the oil and gas sector in Indonesia, which provides insight into the important role of energy in national development. 15. East Timor Museum This museum displays the traditional home of East Timor, Uma Lautem, which describes the lives of the people of Los Palos, with a typical architecture in the form of silent houses and slender roofs of fibers. 16. The PP EPEK Museum was in 1991 by Prof. Dr. Founded BJ Habibie offers interactive scientific teaching tools and attractive education programs. This museum is a place to learn science that is fun for the community. 17. Bayt al-Qur’an & the Istiqlal BQMI Museum consisting of two museums inaugurated in 1997 to promote the understanding of the Qur’an and Islamic culture. This museum contains different collections of Islamic treasures and the NUSA culture as information, to visit the museums in TMII, some require extra costs except TMII access tickets. These costs may vary depending on the visit to the museum. (WIA/IMK) HOEGENG Awards 2025 Read the inspiring story of the exemplary police candidate here