Museum Gubug Wayang Mojokerto
Museum devoted to Indonesian culture, featuring traditional puppets, masks & musical instruments.
Museum Gubug Wayang is a museum with a kamardikan theme. Aiming to preserve and conserve Indonesian culture, this museum was inaugurated on 15 August 2015. Gubug Wayang is managed directly by Yayasan Sendjojo Njoto Seni Budoyo.
- Jl. Kartini No.23, Mergelo, Kauman, Kec. Prajurit Kulon, Kota Mojokerto, Jawa Timur 61324, Indonesia
Today · 9 am–5 pm
- Thursday: 9 am–5 pm
- Friday: 9 am–5 pm
- Saturday: 9 am–5 pm
- Sunday: 9 am–5 pm
- Monday: Closed
- Tuesday: 9 am–5 pm
- Wednesday: 9 am–5 pm
- +62 811-3527-776
- gubug-wayang.com
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Good, has various collections of Wayang, mainly Wayang Golek. Hopefully the parking area will be provided soon, or having clear signage.
View on GoogleVisiting this museum on public holiday during my short break in Mojokerto. Museum Gubug Wayang location close to Mojokerto train station. When looked around Unyil and friends collection area remind me of Laptop Si Unyil television program. Not only Unyil and friends collection area, we can also see Indonesian wayang puppets collection area there. Cool stuff!
View on GoogleSuperb museum for wayang and marionettes (puppets). There are hundreds of them in different styles and from various Indonesian origins. All kinds of funny faces!
View on GoogleGubug Wayang Studio in Mojokerto City, East Java is a puppet museum with the most complete and largest collection on Java. Here you can see a complete collection of memorabilia from Pak Raden, Si Unyil, various types of Indonesian and Chinese Traditional Dolls, Character Dolls, Gamelan, and various types of Keris, is a traditional Javanese weapons and so many other amazing collections. The right place for education and relaxation advice for families and children, with beautiful photo spots for photography enthusiasts. I often to go here! Very wonderful place! ☺
View on GoogleJust visited this museum today and it’s fully satisfying. First of all, about the entrance ticket fee, it’s 25k and if u bring ur own DSLR u got additional 20k charge. This museum fully committed to their theme which is wayang, moreover they also has covered a lil bit about vintage things such as old records, historic stuff, even nostalgic toys. What strucj me the most is, each floor gave me different impression (this museum has 3 stories anyway, and the ticket earlier already covered them all). The first floor got the best concept, the third got the best stuff/display, and the second was the most terrifying it gave me chills till now lol. Even though this museum was managed by private org, i still hope the local government could invest more by improving the accessibility. I park my ride from Jl. Majapahit but still, the pedestrian track was so horrible that the only function it got left is just as a cover for the sewage.
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