4 Recommended Museums in Yogyakarta, Central Java, Unique and Contemporary

TRIBUNBATAM.id, YOGYAKARTA - Yogyakarta is one of the cities visited by tourists. 

Apart from its beautiful and varied natural attractions, you can also visit museums in Yogyakarta. 

By visiting a museum, you are not only traveling but also increasing your knowledge about history and culture. 

Uniquely, Yogyakarta has several museums with contemporary concepts. 

There are a number of interesting spots that can be photo spots. 

Not only studying history, this one educational tour will also be fun to visit because of its instagramable appearance. 

Here are some recommendations for museums in Yogyakarta. 

1. Fort Vredeburg Museum

The Vredeburg Fort Museum was built in 1760 by Sri Sultan Hamengku Buwono I.

Inside there is a collection of scenes of historical events in the form of dioramas.

Consisting of four diorama rooms, each diorama room in this museum depicts different events, such as the Diponegoro War, the Proclamation of Independence, the Renville Agreement, and events during the New Order era.

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The location of this museum is not far from the center of the Jogja Kilometer Zero Point.

The entry ticket is also very cheap, namely IDR 2,000 for children, IDR 3,000 for adults, and IDR 10,000 for foreign tourists. 

2. Museum of Mount Merapi

The next museum in Yogyakarta is the Mount Merapi Museum.

In this place, you can find out about Mount Merapi because it displays objects and photos of Mount Merapi from year to year.

The location is at Jalan Kaliurang Kilometer 22, Pakem Sleman, Yogyakarta.

The entry ticket is only IDR 3,000, and a movie fee of IDR 5,000 is charged.

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3. Jogja Kembali Museum

The Jogja Kembali Museum, also known as Monjali, is a museum that stores historical information about the struggle for Indonesian independence. 

In addition to providing a complete collection, this museum has a unique building shape, namely a cone. 

The shape of the building is the main attraction of Monjali. 

This museum is located on the North Ring Road, Yogyakarta. 

The entry ticket is IDR 10,000 per person. 

4. Ulen Sentalu Museum

Next is the Ulen Sentalu Museum which displays various types of batik with meanings and meanings in each style.

Visitors can also enjoy the beautiful scenery and cool air around the museum.

As for its location, this museum is located in the Kaliurang area, Sleman Regency.

The price of admission for the museum is IDR 30,000 for adults and IDR 15,000 for children.

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