Indonesian Museum of Ethnobotany

5 Maharani Putri - 2 months ago

This museum is a hidden gem with two floors full of knowledges about Indonesian Ethnobotany, just only paid Rp. 15.000,00 on weekday and Rp. 25.000,00 on weekend. I was just came first time and very amazed with every informations about variety of ethnobotany in Indonesia. I was came for doing museum date with my boyfriend but it turned out we both enjoyed and learnt together, its fun! As a museum lover i would come again and everyone should know this museum is very recommended to come.

5 Vic Easter - 5 months ago

The museum ticket is 15k, its worthwhile as you can obtain generous knowledge from here. I was fortunate to come there all alone. You will likely need to spend few hours as there's a lot of section to cover.

4 Erika Satriana - 4 months ago

It has 2 floors that you can explore. The lower floor is where the more collections take place. The upper floor has only some graphics that you can read along. You have to pay 15k to enter the museum

5 fina fristianti - 3 months ago

First time going to this museum in Bogor, staff really helpfull, the price is still reasonable. There’s so much interesting installation. Worth to visit while you in Bogor

Don’t forget to follow me on instagram lestari.frist to update more photos/videos. Ciao!

5 journey rachman - 6 months ago

Edukative dan informative..staff ticketing very helpful and polite..i hope alot of tourist and student visit the museum

5 jasmine bachtiar - 3 years ago

The collections were so extraordinary and complete about the richness of botanic in Indonesia. The ticket price was 5k. This museum was in good maintenance. Unfortunately, in the basement museum was so dusty and was arranged not-attractively like on the first floor.

5 Johanes Jenito - 4 years ago

This museum has formerly known as Bogor Herbarium, as I remembered years ago. Since 2016, the government made it up in moden way. Not just a botanical museum but the etno-botani ones. This place shows us how the environment has closed relation to the human being since the century has bren started. I love it