We visited on a national holiday, so the museum was closed. We could only admire the beautiful building and take photos from the outside. The atmosphere was peaceful, cool, and relaxing, while the architecture, with its strong Chinese cultural influence, was stunning and very well maintained. I would love to come back again to explore the museum's interior.

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A beautiful garden that scream peace and serenity. large plaza, beautiful bonsai trees, a lot of cold cozy marble benches and gazebos, big pond, and pagoda. There is a hall tribute to Gus Dur, Indonesia former president.

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This place really large and you can walk around to just sit and enjoy the breeze wind. But during hot weather this place needs more trees. Many great statues to see, and they still doing some upgrades such as the bridge, the water attraction, building new ruko, etc. Really recommended and inside you can get other museums to visit

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It's a large area dedicated to Chinese-Indonesians, appreciating their impact on Indonesian culture-food, fashion, arts, governmental figures, etc. There are restaurants, cafes, waterfall, museums, a library from the late president, Abdurrahman Wahid. Children can run around and take a dragon boat ride on the lake.

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A must visit museum!! Of hakka history to come to nusantara. And their culture, and many statues and many chinese heroes are written there. Love it