We only stopped to take photos from the outside. The museum building is grand and impressive, with a statue of Gajah Mada standing proudly at the front. There is also a replica of a historic warship on display. However, the lake in front of the museum has dried up, so the area is not as scenic as it once was.

Too shame that they don't really maintain this place, where a lot of good information about different types of war clothing from different region of Indonesia being displayed. What's inside is really contrast with the outside look. On the outside you get a very nice view where you can take different angles of photos and pictures while the inside which is the main thing of the museum is not well taken care. It seems dirty and even spooky. I hope they will fix this one day

+3

The building looks so iconic and patriotic. We didn't get in as we ran out of time, but it is definitely will do on our next visit.

+2

Costs 4000 ringitt to enter which is cheap but this site looks as though it has not been updated for 30 years. Exhibits will be of limited interest to most. Note that there is lots of spaces for little kids to run around which is probably it's best selling point.

+1

Full of good collections and lots of historical value, it's just that many aspects of the museum are like lack of light and many collections lack maintenance. There are also writings made in full by the visitors so that it makes it more dirty. Parking space is also located behind the building so that it is far from the main door because there are few signs made for visitors using vehicles.