The Puppet Museum collects various kinds of puppets consisting of leather puppets, wayang golek, wayang golek, grass puppets, coconut puppets, masks, wayang golek, wayang beber and gamelan. Apart from Indonesia, this museum also has mayang from abroad. Apart from that, in the museum there is a theater where traditional wayang performances are held. Visitors can experience this enchanting art firsthand, complete with gamelan music, traditional stories, and intricate manipulation of puppets to tell ancient epics and folk tales.
Next, we will visit the Fatahillah Museum. There we will see various collections, the majority of which are relics from the Dutch people who lived in Batavia since the beginning of the 16th century, such as furniture, household items, weapons, ceramics, maps and books. After seeing the Dutch colonial heritage, we will continue our journey to the Ceramic Museum. At this tourist spot you can peek and explore various works of art, ranging from historical paintings by Indonesian masters, sketches, sculptures, to various ceramic crafts. The Fine Arts and Ceramics Museum also holds educational activities, workshops on making pottery or ceramics and firing using an oven.
And the final destination, namely the Bank Indonesia Museum, has a collection of numismatics (ancient money) from the Hindu-Buddhist kingdom, Islamic kingdom, colonial period, as well as a collection of Indonesian money from the beginning of independence until now. In this museum, visitors can also see the metamorphosis of the Bank Indonesia logo and monetary gold. Apart from that, the Bank Indonesia Museum provides a lot of information related to the world of banking in Indonesia.
School
7 Hours
Participants will explore a wide array of artifacts, artworks, and exhibits from different historical periods and cultures, fostering a deeper appreciation for global diversity and heritage.
With various educational activities, such as art workshops and school visits, so that visitors, especially students, can explore and understand art in more depth. and also provides a unique opportunity to experience Indonesia’s rich culture, history and arts.
This educational program expected to provide participants with a comprehensive, enriching, and enjoyable experience. Through exposure to diverse collections, interactive learning activities, expert insights, and community engagement, visitors will gain a deeper understanding of cultural heritage, develop new skills, and foster a lifelong love of learning.
