Museum Pendidikan Nasional UPI
Contemporary national education museum charting prehistoric, colonial & modern learning.
Museum that presents the history of education from time to time in Indonesia. A museum that is not only about the history of the past but becomes a prophecy of education in the future
- Jl. Dr. Setiabudi No.229, Isola, Kec. Sukasari, Kota Bandung, Jawa Barat 40154, Indonesia
Today · 8–11:30 am, 1–3 pm
- Thursday: 8–11:30 am, 1–3 pm
- Friday: 8–11 am, 1–3:30 pm
- Saturday: Closed
- Sunday: Closed
- Monday: 8–11:30 am, 1–3 pm
- Tuesday: 8–11:30 am, 1–3 pm
- Wednesday: 8–11:30 am, 1–3 pm
- +62 813-2151-2052
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I once visited the Indonesian Education Museum, located within this campus area. The museum offers a wealth of useful information regarding the history of education in Indonesia. The exhibits and information presented are engaging and easy to understand, thereby broadening visitors' knowledge. The venue is also well-organized and offers a comfortable visiting experience. It is an ideal place for anyone wishing to learn more about the evolution of education in Indonesia. I hope the collections and facilities continue to be well-maintained. Thank you!
View on GoogleAn underwhelming museum experience. Museum needs more care, the interactive display/TVs do not work and some plaques have faded until the text is not legible. Museum is poorly lit and the layout is not very well planned, some backtracking required. Some images are not printed on high quality print paper and photo quality tends to be poor. Some dioramas lack an explanation as to the context, leaving the visitor to guess what is being depicted. Also, some information is not contextualized or only superficially touched on. The museum has a number of interesting artifacts like old colonial-era books, however they can only be looked at. Very reading-heavy museum with not much that can be touched/interacted with. Without a guide who can help explain and also craft a meaningful narrative throughout your visit, the experience can be very sub-par. In terms of accessibility, museum is on the campus of Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia. You can take a car or bike and the museum is easy to find. The museum has restrooms and ramps for wheelchair users. Overall would not recommend a visit, especially for tourists who have limited time to explore Bandung.
View on GoogleIt was a great museum, you can visit at Indonesia Universitybof Education area. There are plenty parking lot and cafetaria and canteen area for rest and chill with comfy horizone.
View on GoogleIt is a good place to improve our insights regarding development of educational system in Indonesia. Moreover, the museum provides several good facilities
View on GoogleSome scratches exist in the walls of the building. I think it would be great to be painted or renovated.
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