Thứ Bảy, 26 tháng 3, 2016

Visit Museums in Indonesia : List of Museums

State Museum of Lampung Province.


Indonesia today inherits from the Dutch colonization among others the institution of museum. Museum institution, currently, has not considered as the center of study and leisure by the majority of Indonesians. Despite this,the government has put much effort into making museums as part of education program.

The majority of big cities,however, has built museums by the Government of Indonesia under the sectoral program in the Ministry of National Education.  Learn more on Indonesia and it's past by visiting museums across the country. For more information on museums in Indonesia, visit http://asosiasimuseumindonesia.org/

Museum locations in Indonesia are clustered by big islands: Sumatra, Java, Lesser Sunda Islands, kalimantan, Sulawesi, Maluku, and Papua.

Sumatra

Most museums in Sumatra specialized on cultural heritage such as textiles and other traditional artifacts.
    Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam 
    • Museum Tsunami Aceh, Jl. Sultan Iskandar Muda, Sukarami, Kota Banda Aceh.
    • Museum Malukusaleh, Jl.Mayjend T.Hamsyah, Bendahara, Lhokseumawe, Aceh Utara.
    • Museum Sepakat Segenap, Jl. Raya Babussalam, Kutacane, Aceh Tenggara.
    • Museum Gayo, Jl.Buntul-buntul, Aceh Tengah.
    North Sumatra

      Riau and Riau Islands
      West Sumatra

      Bengkulu
      Jambi
      South Sumatra and Bangka–Belitung Islands

      Lampung

      Jakarta

      North Jakarta and Thousand Islands
      West Jakarta
      A mock up of Dutch East Indies bank in Bank Indonesia Museum.
      Central Jakarta
      East Jakarta
      The Kalpataru Tree Hall in the Indonesia Museum, Taman Mini Indonesia Indah.
      South Jakarta

      Yogyakarta 


      Due to the strategic importance of Yogyakarta during the war of independence from the Dutch, there are numerous memorials and museums. Monument Yogya Kembali and Fort Vredeburg Museum are two major museums of about 11 named in the city.

        Java

        Banten
        West Java
          Central Java

          • Museum Ronggowarsito, Jl. Abdulrahman Saleh Semarang
          • Museum Jamu Nyonya Meneer, Jl. Raya Kaligawe Km. 4 Semarang
          • Museum Mandala Bhakti, Jl. Cokroaminoto 2 Semarang
          • Museum Rekor Indonesia (MURI), Jl. Setiabudi Srondol Semarang
          • Museum AKPOL, Komp. AKPOL Candi Baru Semarang
          • Museum Isdiman/Palagan, Jl. Mgr. Sugiyopranoto Ambarawa
          • Museum Kereta Api, Jl. Stasiun Kereta Api Ambarawa
          • Museum PKK, Ungaran
          • Museum Radyapustaka, Jl. Slamet Riyadi No. 235 Surakarta
          • Museum Pura Mangkunegara, Komp. Istana Mangkunegara Surakarta
          • Museum Suaka Budaya Kasunanan, Komp. Istana Kasunanan Surakarta
          • Museum Monumen Pers Nasional, Jl. Gajah Mada No. 29 Surakarta
          • Museum Batik Danar Hadi, Jl. Slamet Riyadi No. 261 Surakarta
          • Museum Prasejarah Sangiran, Ds. Krikilan Kalijambe Sragen
          • Museum Gula, Jl. Jogja – Solo Km. 25 Klaten
          • Museum Wayang, Wonogiri
          • Museum Tosan Aji Jawa Tengah, Jl. Mayjend. Sutoyo No. 10 Purworejo
          • Museum KP Diponegoro, Jl. P. Diponegoro No. 1 Magelang
          • Museum BPK RI, Jl. P. Diponegoro No. 1 Magelang
          • Museum Sudirman, Jl. Ade Irma Suryani C.7 Magelang
          • Museum AJB Bumi Putera 1912, Jl. A. Yani No. 21 Magelang
          • Museum Taruna ‘Abdul Djalil’, Jl. Gatot Subroto Magelang
          • Museum Seni Rupa H. Widayat, Jl. Letnan Tukiyat No. 32 Mungkid Magelang
          • Museum Misi Muntilan, Jl. Kartini Muntilan
          • Museum Wayang, Pondoktingal Mungkid Magelang
          • Museum Karmawibangga, Komp. Candi Borobudur
          • Museum Kapal Samodraraksa, Komp. Candi Borobudur
          • Museum Wayang, Jl. Gatot Subroto No. 1 Banyumas
          • Museum BRI, Jl. Jend. Sudirman No. 55 Banyumas
          • Museum Prof. Dr. R. Soegarda Poerbakawatja, Jl. Alun-alun Utara No.1 Purbalingga
          • Museum Kretek, Ds. Getas Pejaten Kudus
          • Museum Patiayam, Ds. Patiayam Kudus
          • Museum R.A. Kartini, Jl. Alun-alun No. 1 Jepara
          • Museum KP Kartini, Jl. Gatot Subroto No. 8 Rembang
          • Museum Grobogan, Jl. Pemuda No. 35 Purwodadi
          • Museum Masjid Agung Demak, Jl. Sultan Patah No. 57 Demak
          • Museum Batik, Jl. Jetayu No. 3 Pekalongan
          • Museum Sekolah, Jl. A. Yani Slawi
          • Museum Soesilo Soedarman, Ds. Gentasari Kec. Kroya Cilacap
          • Museum Purbakala, Komp. Percandian Dieng
          • Museum Mahameru, Jl. R.A. Kartini No. 42 Blora




          East Java

          Lesser Sunda Islands

          Bali
          West Nusa Tenggara
          East Nusa Tenggara

          Sumatra

          Most museums in Sumatra specialized on cultural heritage such as textiles and other traditional artifacts.

          Aceh Museum
          Aceh

          Kalimantan

          Most museums in Kalimantan specialized on cultural heritage such as textiles and other traditional artifacts. In South Kalimantan, most museums are shaped like the traditional Banjar house.

          Central Kalimantan
          • Museum Lewu Hante.
          North Kalimantan
          East Kalimantan
          South Kalimantan

          • Wasaka Museum in Banjarmasin.
          •  Candi Agung Museum in Amuntai town.
          West Kalimantan

          Sulawesi

          North Sulawesi
          • Manado Wanua Paksinata North Sulawesi Provincial Museum, Manado
          Central Sulawesi
          • Kaili Souraja Museum, Kaili
          • Palu Central Sulawesi Provincial Museum, Palu
          South Sulawesi
          Southeast Sulawesi
          Maluku
          North Maluku

          Kedaton Museum, established in the former palace of the Ternate Sultanates.
          Papua

            Source:wikipedia.org

            Visit Butterfly Park Gita Persada in Bandar Lampung, Lampung.

            The Entrance Gate into Butterfly Park, Gita Persada.
            Lampung has quite a lot of nature attractions from marine and beaches to National Parks. However, Taman Kupu Kupu, or Butterfly Park, Gita Persada offers a distinct destination of tourism in Lampung in term of nature-base tourism by presenting a re-engineered ecosystem as an attraction.In addition to being a place of conservation, the park is also the destination of nature and education tourism.

            It all started in 1997 when Dr Herawati Sukardi, Butterfly experts from University of Lampung (UNILA), pioneered a re-engineering project of critical land at the foot of Mount BetungDesa Tanjung Manis, Kelurahan Kemiling as a conservation area of various species of butterflies from Sumatera. What was done by Dr. Herath was actually bred in captivity and also managed to manipulate the natural habitat, by apllying Habitat Enrichment Technique,  bringing back butterflies, becoming an environment which is really suitable for the survival of the butterfly.


            A Rare and Protected Butterfly, Troides helena.
            Butterfly Park Gita Persada has approximately 180 species of butterflies. Here, it has already successfully bred 50 species including categorized rare and protected, namely: Troides Helena. Other species among others are Perut Merah, Limau Balak, Limau Halom, Limau Tutul, Kupu Hijau, Sirsak Biru, Sirsak Hijau, Ekor Pedang, Cacapuri, Johar Kuning, Kertas, Buntar, Daun Coklat, Widuri, Kepompong Emas, dsb.
            Butterfly Cage.
            The park is especially equipped with a big butterfly cage. The cage is used for rearing, growing and breeding butterflies. As a destination of  education tourism, many students, from kinder garden to university students, have made use of this park to find out how a butterfly metamophosis going through a  life cycle from the eggs to an adult butterfly.

            The Second Stage of A Butterfly Lifecycle, A Caterpillar.
            The park, under the management of by Sahabat Alam Foundation,  covers an area of 4 hectares at an altitude of 460 meters above sea level. There is a fairly large wooden house, which is home to the Butterfly Museum and a tea house. Inside the museum, ones can find hundreds of butterflies that have been preserved, butterfly paintings, wooden sculpture, and accessories for sale. The butterflies are placed in a glass case, complete with information about the type of each butterfly
            The Butterflies in glass cases.
            The management also provides other facilities in the park area. The facilities include children playground, public toilets, three tree houses, and equipment for photo taking session. The park is open every day from 09.00 to 17.00 WIB; Ones can enjoy all facilities in the park for a charge of only Rp 10,000.0 or less than US$ 1 per person.

            When is the best time visiting the park? Butterflies flutter most freely in the park from January to march, though present beautifully and freely in other months of the year. So, the best month visiting the park is from January to March. Come and Enjoy the mother nature in the southern tip of Sumatra Island, particularly Taman Kupu Kupu Gita Persada.

            Source: personal interview with the foundation staff and other sources.






            Chủ Nhật, 13 tháng 3, 2016

            Culture & Heaven Underwater Papua Indonesia

            One example of traditional houses in Papua is called Honai. Honai is one of the indigenous Papuan house inhabited by the Dani tribe. The house consists of two floors namely the first floor as a bed and a second floor for a place to relax, eat and do crafts. The doors of Honai are very small, with no windows and roof made of grass thatch.
            Papuan man wearing traditional clothes which are given in the form of headdress, a necklace made of teeth and bones of animals, necklaces of shells, belts and gloves are tufted tassel. And their spears, a shield with a distinctive garnish participate accompanies native dress. Women wear a necklace of shells and animal teeth, ornaments on the arms and clothing tufted tassel.watch videos that were below

            Welcome Dance, a dance demonstrating the hearts of excitement in welcoming the honored guests. Musyoh dance, a dance of the holy / sacred in an effort to drive out the spirits of people died in an accident. Mbes dance, a dance of arable serves as a welcome dance. What is unique in this dance is their depiction of guests who carried the berlentang position on a shield. While drums, rhythmic dynamic perkikan perkikan amid typical, is its own color for dance adaptation of Asmat district about this.

            Raja Ampat be referred to as the Pearl of the hidden, because it has one of the most beautiful dive sites in Indonesia with the most complete in the world's biodiversity. Raja Ampat consists of 1,500 islands scattered in northwest Papua. Lovers of underwater tours, backpacker, hobbyists diving, scuba diving, snorkeling definitely will not miss Raja Ampat as their travel destination.

            Here are 1.500an species of fish, 700 species of mollusks, more than 500 species of coral with an area of 4.6 million hectares. According to The Nature Conservancy and Conservation International are 75% of the world's marine species inhabit this island. Papua island is actually the "rich" to the gold mine and an amazing underwater world, but it is unfortunate that much potential is not fully utilized for the welfare of local communities.

            Bali Ultimately Interesting & Notable : Bali, The Inspiration.

            Bali is one of the 17,000 islands that make up the Indonesian archipelago, well known worldwide as a premier tourist destination in Indonesia and even in Asia with its natural beauty, hospitality and diverse population of unique art and culture.

            Bali has an area of ​​5,653 square kilometers consisting of a plateau in the middle stretches of the eastern lowland westward with wider on the south side. Approximately 95% of the approximately 3 million people Bali embraced Hinduism and painted by the local customs. Therefore, the daily Hindu community in Bali is always based on religious guidance and order of local customs. People seems to never stop doing offerings to Ida Hyang Widhi Wasa in various religious rituals called Yadnya from conception until his death.Undergoing daily life, Balinese embraces the philosophy of Tri Hita Karana which means the harmony between man and God, man and nature and man and man.

            Most Balinese are farmers. Some crop that is popular in Bali coconut, vanilla, clove, and corn. Bali is  known also as a producer of tropical fruits such as mango, orange, banana, bark, grapes and other tropical fruits.  

            The tourism sector and agriculture is not entirely a basic human livelihoods of Balinese. Home industry covering crafts and food and clothing daily needs is also carried out by  resident of Bali. Taking part in the world of tourism, many people in Bali especially those living in tourist areas  master communication languages, especially English, Japanese, French, German and other foreign languages ​​ were also spoken by them.

            Undergoing daily life, Balinese embraces the philosophy of Tri Hita Karana which means the harmony between man and God, man and nature and man and man.

            Located on the equator, Bali has a cool tropical climatology. Temperatures in coastal regions average around 28 degrees Celsius in May and July. Warmer weather around 30 degrees Celsius between March and October. The most pleasant weather is around May and September.

            Realizing nature and culture as the potential of tourism, Balinese and Provincial Government never recede manage and maintain this potential by developing tourism on the combination of Balinese culture and Hinduism. Through the development pattern, different titles have been given to the island of Bali include Island Thousand Temples, Dawn of the World, Heaven Island, Island of Gods and many more that essentially give praise to Bali.  Wan to find the destination of your preference?Visit this link.

            Based on the religious life, cultural diversity and the preservation of nature, the last nickname given to Bali is "Bali, the inspiration ". In Bali, on the land of heaven which is the island of the gods, peace must be built and maintained so that the inspiration flow as the cool water. 

            Thứ Sáu, 11 tháng 3, 2016

            A Trip To Palembang: Total Solar Eclipse 2016

            The cloudy sky covered total solar eclipse 2016.
            I happened to have the opportunity joining the crowd in Palembang on March 9, 2016 watching Solar eclipse. Arriving the night before the celestial event gave me only little time making some preparation. Since Palembang is the city where I grew and spent my teen age, I had no problem finding a place to stay overnight.

            My problem was finding the viewing spot. In the morning, I arrived pretty late as the crowd already occupied almost the entire the bridge which was built in 1962 as the compensation to the loss of Indonesian from Japanese occupation. I struggled hard to reach the bridge as one kilometer away from the bridge all streets heading into the bridge were full with cars of all sorts as well as motor bikes. When I got to the foot of the bridge, the crowd already spilled into the water fountain, in front of the mosque of Agung, impossible for me weaving among the enthusiasts to find watching spot.

            An idea came into my mind, an ideal place might be along the river bank. I stepped back, then, and strolled along the outer side of the bridge moving toward the river bank. Again, my effort failed as so many solar eclipse enthusiasts also packed along the river bank. I, then, decided to rent as motor boat to take me to the middle of the river as my best watching spot. I had my perfect viewing spot then, exactly, in the middle of musi river.

            As time lapsed, to my disappointment, the sky was cloudy. Although my presence was in time for the total solar eclipse, it seemed the first contact already took place, the time when I got to the foot of the bridge, but covered by the cloud. The cloud coverage went on until the total solar eclipse.The moment of blackout in the ampera was lit by colorful lights and whistles played by the crowd on the bridge.
            The Moment of Total Solar Eclipse 2016 over The Ampera Bridge.

            Source: @irdan_muhammad

            Thứ Tư, 2 tháng 3, 2016

            Visit Festival Durian in Kampung Durian, Bandar Lampung.

            Durain Monument built in Bandar Lampung.

            Lampung has a new tourist destination of ecotourism in Sumber Agung, District Kemiling, Bandar Lampung. Sumber Agung, District Kemiling, Bandar Lampung is appointed as Kampung Durian by the provincial government in order to support tourism industry in Lampung province.  

            A Durian Festival  will take place marking the soft launching of  the destination on  March 3, 2016 by the Governor of Lampung Ridho Ficardo.In this event there is a shared agenda to eat durian. To enliven the event, residents of the village of Sumber Agung presents 1000 durian-free basis to be eaten together. Besides, durian contest will be held to determine the best durian developed as superior seeds.
             
            Butterfly Park Gita Persada at the foot of Mount Betung.

            Reasons behind the determination of Desa Sumber Agung as a tourist destination is the proximity of the durian village or Kampung Durian with some travel destinations around the foot of Mount Betung, Teluk Betung in Bandar Lampung is that deer sanctuary in Wan Abdurrahman People's Forest Park, Butterfly Park, and proximity to the city center.

            Deer Sanctuary in the vicinity of Kampung Durian.
             Source: Radar, March 2, 2016.

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