JAKARTA - The National Museum of Indonesia will reopen tomorrow, Tuesday (15/10). The museum located on Jalan Medan Merdeka Barat No. 12, right at the heart of the city of Jakarta and across the National Monument was closed to the public due to the fire that occurred on September 16, 2023.

Present with a new face of 'cultural imagination', the National Museum showcases a variety of new collections at temporary exhibitions, including the 'Worrowing Nekara Irradiating Fire' exhibition which tells the story of efforts to restore post-fire museums, to repatriation exhibitions featuring various statues and relics of cultural heritage objects resulting from repatriation from the Netherlands.

In addition, visitors can also see facial similarities to the tribes in the archipelago at the Facial Exhibition of the Archipelago located in Building A. Not only that, visitors can also enjoy the ImersiveA space that combines digital technology physically to provide a fresh perspective on Indonesian history and culture.

Director General of Culture of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Research and Technology (Kemendikbudristek) Hilmar Farid when confirmed in Jakarta, Monday, said that the role of the museum is very important in preserving cultural heritage as well as disseminating knowledge to future generations by presenting public spaces that are able to move dynamically and maintain relevance with today's generations.

If you are interested in visiting, here are the entrance ticket prices for the National Museum and the opening hours that will take effect from October 15, 2024:

Ticket prices:

Tickets can be purchased at the Indonesian National Museum ticket counter directly, or online via the Traveloka site.

Days and operating hours:

Monday and national holidays are closed.

For information, the National Museum of Indonesia imposes the exception of entry fees with the following conditions of visit: persons with disabilities, orphans, the elderly, state guests, and economically underprivileged communities.

Meanwhile, for educational needs, research and other information related to tariffs, you can contact museum services through the channel of the service of the Indonesian National Museum at 0857-7315-9377.

The person in charge of the Indonesian National Museum Unit, Ni Luh Putu Chandra Dewi, said that the tariff adjustment for the Indonesian National Museum was made while still paying attention to the level of public affordability.

"This tariff adjustment is carried out by continuing to pay attention to the level of public affordability. With the support of the Indonesian Heritage Agency, we continue to open the potential for fundraising through collaboration and cooperation with various parties, this is done to continue to maintain a balance between the new standards of the Indonesian National Museum and public affordability," said Chandra.

In addition, according to him, tariff adjustments were made without forgetting the main utilization function of the Indonesian National Museum as a center for education and Indonesian history.


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