Sri Baduga Museum, Cultural heritage museum in Bandung City, Indonesia.
Sri Baduga Museum is a cultural museum in Bandung with three floors displaying natural history exhibits, traditional objects, and ethnographic collections from West Java. The collection documents the material culture and way of life across different areas of the region.
The museum was established in 1974 in a former government building and received official state recognition in 1980. This recognition allowed the institution to expand its collections and become established as an important cultural center in the city.
The museum displays Sundanese crafts, traditional musical instruments, and textiles that reflect regional heritage. You see objects that were part of everyday life for local communities.
The museum is located in an easily accessible area of the city and is open most days, with shorter hours on weekends. It is advisable to arrive in the morning to have enough time to explore all three floors.
The museum holds geological specimens and prehistoric artifacts that show the region's long history of settlement. These collections offer insights into times before the formation of the modern city and its cultures.
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