Museum Bung Karno

4 Josua Muliawan - 9 months ago

Contain collection of Indonesia's 1st president item. But i must admit the place has seen better days. Some collection are not properly maintained and kept in a safe storage, when i got there the place is hot and humid (ac is off). Parking is almost non existent

On the plus side, staff is polite, friendly, and has enthusiastic in explaining the collection. So kudos for her

1 marikita jalanjalan - 2 years ago

Terrible mismanagement and dilapidated. More of a dim creepy shrine than a museum. Nothing educational, just tons of framed pictures, bad paintings and some moldy artifacts strewn about. I was so sad that there was even ancient Sanskrit writing on palm fronds that the “staff” just handled with bare hands. The unfriendly staff even asked for a picture with us! No AC, so every room was stuffy and hot. Incredibly overpriced at Rp. 50.000 for internationals including kitas holders. No receipt, so I’m pretty sure none of it will go to fixing this mess of “museum”. Do not go.

5 Dewi Kartika - 3 years ago

This is a very good place to my kiddos for learning about history. They can see in concrete way what Pak Karno has been done to this country. Even me u0026 hubby were very enjoying here ????????????

5 N. Sudiartha - 3 years ago

The Bung Karno Museum, is a museum that holds so many historical relics that are associated with the first president of the Republic of Indonesia, Ir Soekarno. In this museum we will find a collection of books which he had studied, paintings, personal items and miniatures of Bung Karno's houses at that time. Located right on the west side of downtown Denpasar, not far from Puputan Renon, you can visit this museum with your family from Monday to Saturday, but unfortunately the museum will be closed on Sundays.

1 Patrick Wouters - 3 years ago

The museum dedicated to Bung Karno is unfortunately a mockery.
There is really nothing significant to see and the reproductions are of poor quality. There is not much original to see: mostly in bad condition.
English explanation is missing. You would almost think that this museum is a joke from Suharto.

3 Alexander C. Chandra - a year ago

Small museum of Indonesian first president. Some interesting historical materials, but presented very randomly, and don't seem to be maintained properly.

3 Norika M. (Norika) - 4 years ago

This museum contains so many original and portraits and even furniture of Soekarno's. It successfully brings a vibe of old times like we're being drowned to Soekarno's era. There are also some works written by Soekarno as well as others works related to the 1st President of Indonesia. It's unfortunate that the place is rather hard to spot even if located in the main street (less visible banner and such). The parking lot too is questionable. I went by motorcycle so I could park it beside the museum but it seems there is no special area for parking your vehicle. The staff at the time I went there busy to chitchat with others and it seemed that my presence only been recognized after I spent several minutes around the blank receptionist desk. I'd like the service and hospitality to get improved here.