Museum Taman Prasasti

Unclaimed

Open from 8 AM. Close on Monday. Visited early morning. Many mosquitoes, as it is outdoor with many grass and trees. Protect yourself from mosquitoes. Overall, happy with their collections. It feels like in Europe when walking here and look at all those stones. Car parking space is surely very limited.

A serene place to enjoy, it's quiet because it's actually a cemetery. Entry ticket is Rp5,000 and can be paid with cash. Overall a nice place however, a bench for sitting down can be added here and there and without a guide we'll be lost with who's who in here. There is a tomb with the Soe Hoek Gie name in here, is he buried here?

Nice place to know deeper about history. This place catter lots of tombstones during period of colonization. And also a pair of coffins that were used by our first president and vice president. There were stories on each of these tombstones. There's a guide that can explain about the history as well. Entrance fee quite affordable around 5K rupiah only for adults and 2K for students.

A museum which is just in centre of town, where all the famous people and their various stories are been mentioned very beautifully. One can see the infographic video present at entry to understand how the museum is divided among separate part and what famous things are there. One can go through the history and enjoy every phase of it.

It's always been a comfort place for me. The concept is open air museum and this is the only one museum who does it