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- 1. Pullman Ciawi Vimala Hills Resort
- 2. Goldvitel Hotel
- 3. Le Eminence Hotel Convention & Resort
- 4. Hotel Ciputra Jakarta managed by Swiss-Belhotel International
- 5. Pesona Alam Resort & Spa
- 6. The Papandayan
- 7. The 1O1 Bogor Suryakancana
- 8. @HOM Hotel Simpang Lima by Horison
- 9. Grand Mercure Bandung Setiabudi
- 10. Swiss-Belresort Dago Heritage
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The 10 Best Art Museums in Java, Indonesia
Discover the best top things to do in Java, Indonesia including Andi's Gallery, Museum Ganesya (Gelar Indonesia Budaya), NuArt Sculpture Park, Museum Basoeki Abdullah, D'WALIK, Tumurun Private Museum, Bogor Palace, Tembi Rumah Budaya, Affandi Museum, Jogja National Museum.
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1. Andi's Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Andis art Gallery was established in 1990, located at Jl. Tanah Abang IV/14, Central Jakarta, is one of Indonesian's leading art galleries. Andis art Gallery is home to a world Art, we are presents fine art, modern art, contemporary art and many more. Andis Art Gallery’s is aimed to be a place of inspiration, through our collection, programs and exhibitions.
2. Museum Ganesya (Gelar Indonesia Budaya)
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By setyamir - Malang, Indonesia
Museum Ganesha in Malang, is the only museum that really makes all young people, parents and also foreign people from abroad able to visit this museum, because the collection items in this museum are relics in the prehistoric era of the days of grandmothers ancestorswe, here we can get to know and reexamine Javanese culture in ancient times ...guaranteed all future generations of the nation can see firsthand and will be proud of the existing collection of relics in the museum of the palace ... Come on, friends, visit and see firsthand
3. NuArt Sculpture Park
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4.5 based on 226 reviews
NuArt Sculpture Park primarily exhibits the works of the sculptor Nyoman Nuarta that spans from the beginning of his career to the latest masterpieces. The 3 hectares park was specifically designed to nurture the development of Indonesian art, design and culture.
Reviewed By Roam573549
For the first time we visit the NUART, Bandung, on 28 December, 2010. We see an amazing sculptures around the park, even, in the ticketing office. You can imagine how big is the real Garuda Wisnu Kencana (GWK) which is built in Bali in scale 1 : 20. Meanwhile, with entrance fee only Rp. 50.000,- you can enjoy all of the brass and copper sculptures made by I Nyoman Nuarta himself, the best and well-knowm maestro of Indonesia and the world. There are also theater dan culture platform in the second floor. The whole area is 30.000 m2. You can enjoy as you like .... everywhere snd every corner !
4. Museum Basoeki Abdullah
5. D'WALIK
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
D'Walik Illusion Room Museum is the biggest indoor illusion room theme park in Indonesia. We have 27 rooms with different theme, such as treasure room, music studio, until anti-gravity room that you can interact with. D'Walik also have Photo Studio Area where we use green screen as the background. Come and check us out!
6. Tumurun Private Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By esbby - Jakarta, Indonesia
It is a private museum. The owner is also the owner of Sritex, one of garment manufacturer. Reservation required thru its website. FREE tickets. It was limited to 5 persons per booking. For group booking more than 5 persons, it required special request to the management. After booking, we received confirmation email, to confirm the date and the time we can visit the museum. Ours was on Friday at 2.00 PM Suggestion to arrive 15min before. Arrived, the staff checked in the guest lists and allowed us to enter the waiting area. There is no parking area, so we parked outside, near to the museum. Before we enter the exhibition room, the staff gave some briefing, do and donts rules The collection was great. At the time we visited, we were able to visit only the modern art section on the first floor, while 2nd floor was closed for relocation. The museum will be move to another bigger place and will add a lot new collection SOON. Time allocation : only 1 hour Rules : No food and drinks allowed No dress code No blitz while taking picture inside exhibition room Tips : Use jacket, since the exhibition room is so cold
7. Bogor Palace
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4.0 based on 291 reviews
Reviewed By Mua_12
Before the Independence of Republic Indonesia, The Bogor or Colonial Palace is the one building or official residence of the Dutch Governor General in West Java. After the Independence of Republic Indonesia or since 1949, this building transferred to the Indonesian government as the President Palace. This Palace consists of 3 parts, namely the main building, the left and the right wing of the Palace. It also can be found in this location 5 pavilions; one of them is called Dyah Bayu Rini. The other attract this Palace has the deer’s from the India-Nepal Border are found around roaming the garden of the palace, which is adjacent to the Botanical Garden of Bogor.
8. Tembi Rumah Budaya
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 56 reviews
Tembi Rumah Budaya or The Culture Home in Tembi village is a cultural and arts space to whom likes to stay in a Javanese atmosphere and get cultural arts activities. in Togetherness organized and manged with Java Connections and, certainly with the locals and experts. Tembi Rumah Budaya performs the genuine Javanese arts and cultures, and accommodate local artists to express their art works. Tembi Rumah Budaya provides arts and culture activities; rice planting, Traditional Javanese dance, Gamelan (Javanese musics & instruments)class & lessons, Mask & Puppet paintings, village tour by bike - Classic Jeep, Horse cart or even by walk. These all great activities will be your daily companion during your stay in Rumah Tembi Budaya.
9. Affandi Museum
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4.0 based on 276 reviews
Reviewed By sensesawaken - Singapore, Singapore
to me, its a must view places in Jogja. its give you a great over view on one of Indonesia's most famous artist. Great works from him and his family is on display
10. Jogja National Museum
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4.0 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By AbuKalabsha - Indiana, United States
Went there for Art Jog event. This is a museum of modern art and the exhibition included provocative pieces from international and Indonesian artists. Of course this is much more modest museum than MOMA and others like it, but I enjoyed it just as much because it contains living art that reflects the artists' take on the here and now of Indonesia. We had a hard time finding a taxi when leaving so we asked the young men and women working at the bookstore for advice about where to find a cab. Instead, they whipped out their phones and used an app to get us one to the museum door and walked us to it with a smile! Indonesians, in the aggregate, are some of the nicest people I've met. These young folks were even more sweet and lovable than most. A big virtual hug to all of them!
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