Siginjai Jambi Museum

The museum building contains extensive collections of historical artifacts, traditional art objects, and cultural heritage displays across multiple exhibition halls.

The museum, established in 1981 by Governor Maschun Sofwan and opened in 1988, changed its name from Museum Negeri Provinsi Jambi to Museum Siginjai in 2012.

The exhibition includes Buddha statues from the Sriwijaya Kingdom period, ancient Incung manuscripts on horns, and bronze statues of Hindu deities from the 13th century.

Located on Jenderal Urip Sumoharjo Street in Jambi City, the museum operates daily from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM with an entrance fee of 3,000 rupiah.

The museum houses a Turkish medal, evidence of diplomatic relations between the Jambi Sultanate and the Ottoman Empire through Sultan Taha Saifuddin's envoy.

Location: Jambi

Accessibility: Rolstoelontoegankelijk

Operator: Government

Address: Jalan Jenderal Urip Sumoharjo 36124 Jambi

Opening Hours: Maandag-Zondag 08:00-16:00

GPS coordinates: -1.60809,103.59284

Latest update: November 14, 2025 11:19