No ticket counter and the upper level is closed. Staffs said pay 25k rupiah then the door will be unlock to go in.

This museum is located in a very beautiful building, it's provided a good opportunity to learn more about one of the greatest and most respected leaders of the world in 20th century. This museum needs a little more maintenance.

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Great place to learn more about Soekarno, the founding father of Indonesia. The museum house some of his private collections, gifts to him and documentations about him. You can learn about his impact as a leader here on the ground floor. However on the second floor, his private collection is not properly maintained, the condition is degrading. Would be great if there are context or explanations put for his collection. At the very least, would love to see his collections preserved more carefully.

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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

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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.

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