TAMAN MINI INDONESIA INDAH

A LITTLE BIT OF TMII,
The construction of TMII began in 1971 and it was official inaugurated on April 20, 1975. It started with idea and initiative of Ibu Tien Soeharto ( + ) who really love her country and want the culture of Indonesia everlasting.

TMII is a park that provides variety culture of Indonesia in one package to be ‘Indonesia Mini’.
If you haven’t chance to take a tour to any province in Indonesia, you can here, visit to ‘Indonesia Mini’, you can visit ‘Indonesia’ from Sabang until Merauke at a glance.
You know why ?
Cos TMII has a cultural tourism object with the existing facilities such as the 26 Regional Pavilions and you can see The Indonesian Archipelago from the sky by Sky Lift.

TMII also has an other atrattive places, such as Museums, Flora and Fauna Parks, Monuments, interesting Recreation Places, Kind of many building for gathering, wedding, etc, also Prayer Places for 5 religion in Indonesia n 1 for theism and spriritualism.

MUSEUMS,
There are so many museums, such as :

• Indonesian Museum ( Museum Indonesia )
• Soldiery Museum ( Museum Prajurit )
• Stamps Museum ( Museum Perangko )
• Heirloom Museum ( Museum Pusaka )
• Trasportation Museum ( Museum Transportasi )
• Electric and New Energy Museum ( Museum Listrik dan Energi Baru )
• Information Museum ( Museum Informasi )
• Sport Museum ( Museum Olah Raga )
• Asmat Museum ( Museum Asmat )
• Komodo Museum ( Museum Komodo )
• Insectarium Museum ( Museum Seranggga )
• Science and Technology Display Center
• Petrolium and Gas Museum ( Museum Gas dan Minyak Bumi )
  

FLORA AND FAUNA PARKS,
There are so many parks, such as :

• Orchid Park ( Taman Anggrek )
• Life Apotek Park ( Taman Apotik Hidup )
• Cokot Park ( Taman Cokot )
• Cactus Park ( Taman Kaktus )
• Jasmine Park ( Taman Melati )
• Keong Emas Flower Park ( Taman Bunga Keong Emas )
• Fresh Water Aquarium Park ( Taman Aquarium Air Tawar )
• Bekisar Park ( Taman Bekisar )
• Bird Park ( Taman Burung )
• Prasasti APEC Park ( Taman Prasasti APEC )

MONUMENTS,
There are so many monument, such as :

• Pancasila Fire Monument ( Tugu Api Pancasila )
• Baluwerti Relief Perjuangan Bangsa
• Flower Clock
• Borobudur Temple Miniature
• Sasana Kriya
• Sanggar Krida
• Friendship Monument
• Wood Display

RECREATION PLACES,
So many recreation places here, like :

• Indonesian Children Castile ( Istana Anak - anak Indonesia )
• Swan Boat of Indonesia ( Perahu Angsa Arsipel Indonesia )
• Among Putro Park ( Taman Among Putro )
• Taman Ria Atmaja
• Ambar Tirta Swimming Pool Park ( Taman Renang Ambar Tirta )
• Keong Emas Imax Theatre
• Wisata Village
• Titihan Samirono / Aeromovel
• Sky Lift Indonesia ( Kereta Gantung )
• Tanah Airku Theatre
• North Parking Stage

PRAYER PLACES,
Despite being a happy, you should also not forget to pray when arrived. You can pray in the place of worship that has been provided, in accordance with your religion.

• Santa Chatarina Catholic Curch for Catholic
• Pangeran Diponegoro Mousque for Mosleem
• Haleluya Christians Church for Christians
• Pura Penataran Agung Kertha Bumi for Hindu
• Wihara Arya Dwipa Arama for Buddhist
• Sasana Adirasa Pang. Samber Nyawa for theism and spriritualism

PROVINCE PAVILLIONS,
The bulk of the facilities at TMII is made up of the regional pavilions. With more than twenty six pavilions to walk through, representative of the architecture of each province of Indonesia, the visitor is provided a very unique opportunity to view the breadth and scale of the full range of regional architecture.
Each pavilion presents at least three typical examples of the regional style it represents.

Don`t have the time or the fortitude to venture to distant or out-ot-the-way locations?
No need. Visit every pavilion and you will come away with a very clear impression of the diversity and richness of Indonesian architectural and living styles.

To point out just a view, there is the `Bogonjong` house of the Ranah Minang from West Sumatra, a `Lamin` of the Dayak people from deep in the interior of East Kalimantan, a `Tongkongan` from Tana Toraja, South Sulawesi, a traditional Batak `Bolon` house from North Sumatra, a `Joglo` house from Central Java.

LOCATIONS	NOTE	TICKETS PRICE
Entrance	3 Years old and up	Rp.9.000,-
	Car	Rp.10.000,-
	Motorcycle	Rp.6.000,-
	Bus / Truck	Rp.15.000,-
	Bicycle	Rp.1.000,-
Indonesian Children Castile	Entrance	Rp.4.000,-
	Rabbit Train	Rp.3.500,-
	Bath Ball	Rp.2.500,-
	Swimming Pool	Rp.3.500,-
	Telephone Teller	Rp.3.000,-
Swan Boat of Indonesia	Boat	Rp.6.500,-
	Water Bike	Rp.5.000,-
	Water Bike	Rp.5.000,-
Keong Emas Imax Theatre	Reguler	Rp.30.000,-
	VIP	Rp.50.000,-
Wisata Village	Lodging for Student /day	Rp.10.000,-
	Regular Lodging /day	Rp.15.000,-
	Special Lodging for 2 people /day	Rp.55.000,-
	Special Lodging for 4 people /day	Rp.75.000,-
	Family Lodging Full AC /day	Rp.250.000,-
Transportation of TMII	Mini Train	Rp.5.000,-
	Rent a Small Car Around /hour	Rp.30.000,-
	Rent a Big Car / Bus Around / hour	Rp.75.000,-
Titihan Ssamirono / Aeromovel	Average	Rp.8.500,-
Indonesian Sky Lift	Terminal A - B - C	Rp.20.000,-
	Terminal C - B - A	Rp.20.000,-
	Terminal C - B - C	Rp.20.000,-
Orchid Park	Average	Rp.2.000,-
Life Apotek Park	Average	Rp.1.000,-
Cactus Park	Average	Rp.1.000,-
Keong Emas Flower Park	Average	Rp.4.000,-
Fresh Water Aquarium Park	Average	Rp.10.000,-
Bekisar Park	Average	Rp.1.000,-
Bird Park	Average	Rp.7.000,-
Indonesian Museum	Average	Rp.3.500,-
Soldiery Museum	Average	Rp.1.500,-
Stamps Museum	Average	Rp.2.000,-
Heirloom Museum	Average	Rp.2.000,-
Transportation Museum	Average	Rp.2.000,-
Electric and New Energy Museum	Average	Rp.2.000,-
Telecomunication Museum	Average	Rp.2.000,-
Information Museum	Average	Rp.2.000,-
Sport Museum	Average	Rp.2.000,-
Asmat Museum	Average	Rp.4.000,-
Bayt Al-Qur'an dan Museum Istiqlal	Children	Rp.1.000,-
	Adult	Rp.2.000,-

TMII
Website : http://www.tamanmini.com
Open daily, Monday to Sunday, 08.00 AM - 05.00 PM
Phone.021-8409214, 8409210, 8409270, 8409236, 8409239
Fax. 8400709
Email: info@tamanmini.com