Rahmat International Wildlife Museum & Gallery, Natural history museum in Medan Baru, Indonesia
Rahmat International Wildlife Museum is a natural history museum in Medan Baru that displays thousands of preserved animal specimens arranged according to their native habitats. The collection allows visitors to see creatures from different climate zones and regions all in one location.
The museum was founded in 1999 and is based on the founder's years of global expeditions observing animal species around the world. Over time, the exhibition spaces were modernized to provide visitors with better viewing conditions.
The collection reflects one person's passion for gathering animal species from across the globe and sharing them with the public. Through the displays, visitors discover how different creatures relate to each other and the roles they play in their native environments.
The museum is accessible during regular operating hours, with various payment methods available for admission. It is best to wear comfortable shoes and allow enough time to explore all exhibition areas thoroughly.
Particularly striking are the specially designed rooms that recreate nocturnal forest environments, displaying insect collections and animal skeletons in this special lighting. This immersive approach helps visitors understand creatures adapted to darkness and how they function at night.
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