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Museum Hakka Indonesia, Taman Mini Indonesia Indah is a museum, located at MWV3+WHG, RT.4/RW.2, Bambu Apus, Kec. Cipayung, Kota Jakarta Timur, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 13890, Indonesia. They can be contacted via phone at +62 896-9820-9807, visit their website museumhakkaindonesia.com for more detailed information.

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MWV3+WHG, RT.4/RW.2, Bambu Apus, Kec. Cipayung, Kota Jakarta Timur, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 13890
Added by Jopie, at 05 November 2015

Opening Hours

  • Monday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Tuesday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Wednesday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Thursday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Friday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Saturday Closed
  • Sunday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

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16 Reviews

  • Anonymous
    12 December 2021

    Good place to know history well for Hakkabut right now in pandemic era, still close for visitor, hope can be opened soon.

    A place that can make the Hakka people know better about the historical journey of Hakka, the tradition, the spirit of Hakka, and any others about Hakka, very good place to bring children studying about the history.

    😁😁😁

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  • Anonymous
    08 June 2019

    For Chinese-Indonesians interested to know their roots, how their ancestors left China to Indonesia and how much they've influenced Indonesian culture, this is the place to go.
    There are 3 levels in the building, with stories and objects that were donated by Cinese-Indonesians.
    Upon entering, you will be greeted with walls of the Chinese family names. They will ask you to sign a guest book, and a free guide will accompany you through the museum.
    There is a wall dedicated to heroes and to those who have contributed to the country. Each level has a theme, the last one appreciating contributors .

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  • Anonymous
    20 April 2019

    The most luxurious museum in tmii right now, the building itself really large and clean, the collection really large and you can learn so many things about hakka or tionghoa cultures, even though i Chinese myself i still don't know so many things about our own culture. If you want to read all the articles over there, i think you need full a day. Really recommended

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  • Anonymous
    09 December 2018

    Literally this is the real museum because it has its own building. The design itself is quite unusual and interesting. There are three floors, each with different show rooms and unique things to display like old Chinese writing tools or kitchen set and many more. They really good at maintaining this place as its really clean. Love it.

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  • Anonymous
    27 March 2018

    This three floor building was built with a ‘Tulou' (ancient mud house) style. On the ground floor is the entrance, hall and souvenir shop plus convenient shop, the Tionghoa Museum located on the first floor, while the Hakka Museum on the second floor. Despite the size of this building, it can hardly be seen from the main road, because it is located at the South end of Tionghoa Cultural Park.

    The Hakka Museum is a modern and very sophisticated building, it is clean and comfortable, there are 2 lifts in the building. You can find some of the Hakka culture memoribilia, their style of interior, and their architecture. The Hakka Museum on the second floor only half of the museum that I found interest, for the rest half of the museum mostly contained pictures or poster of the credited figures or company that may sponsored for the building process of this museum.

    Overall I think this is a very interesting place to visit, a place to learn about the assimilation between the Chinese culture and the Indonesian native culture.

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  • Anonymous
    20 March 2018

    Clean, convenient and a great place to learn about how the Hakka ppl came to Indonesia.
    Its a very good place either for learning about history, taking pics or just sitting around the lake after a long day. 🤗😉

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  • Anonymous
    05 March 2018

    It was the one and only Indonesian Chinese Museum in Indonesia, full of educative information. Because it's still new, the place is still clean and convenient. Hope they can keep up the good work and held cultural event like what I had when I came.

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  • Anonymous
    13 February 2018

    Full of details and information that's quite hard to get. Really recommended for those curious about their Chinese heritage. Minus a star because the gift shop charged everything too much

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  • Anonymous
    10 July 2017

    Good museum for those who have interest in Hakka history and heritage.

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  • Anonymous
    11 May 2017

    Probably one of the greatest museum in Indonesia. It amused me when I saw the collection which is great and authentic. It's a must for you to come here whenever you visit TMII to know the history from Chinese Indonesian.

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  • Anonymous
    17 February 2017

    Great place

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  • Anonymous
    17 December 2016

    Patut di pelajari dan menjadi edukasi yang baik

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  • Anonymous
    17 November 2016

    IMO this is the best Museum in Indonesia for its collections, displays, and the curations. The facilities are great. It has a hall at the center of the building for performances and meetings

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  • Anonymous
    25 September 2016

    Bagus dan mendidik

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  • Anonymous
    13 August 2016

    Yaaahgitu deh

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  • Anonymous
    12 November 2015

    If you want to know the identity of a culture, you have to go to the museum. The Hakka museum tells about Tionghoa culture.

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