Museum Kereta Keraton
Museum Kereta Keraton
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Rowan H
Cairns, Australia1,674 contributions
Mar 2024 • Couples
This is one of several museum offerings in the kraton area. The museum kareta kraton features a collection of royal carriages, as well as the various uniforms and tools required to operate them.
I’ve recorded that the entrance fee here was 30000 per person but I’m not sure if that’s correct. Anyway it’s not a particularly large sum of money anyway.
It took about 45 minutes to go through here. The carriages all had information boards with Indonesian and English translations so self guided tours were fine. The content however did get a bit repetitive after a while as once you’ve seen one carriage you’ve kind of seen them all. There was a couple of interactive games and photo boards for the kids which felt a bit out of place.
I’ve recorded that the entrance fee here was 30000 per person but I’m not sure if that’s correct. Anyway it’s not a particularly large sum of money anyway.
It took about 45 minutes to go through here. The carriages all had information boards with Indonesian and English translations so self guided tours were fine. The content however did get a bit repetitive after a while as once you’ve seen one carriage you’ve kind of seen them all. There was a couple of interactive games and photo boards for the kids which felt a bit out of place.
Written 25 March 2024
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doublescore27
Singapore, Singapore160 contributions
Jun 2019 • Solo
I passed by this place on the way to the Taman Sari. Entrance is cheap RP5000 plus RP1000 for photo permit, i.e. total of about 42 cents US.
It was small place, so it would not take long to view all the exhibits. Some of the exhibits were partially draped with white cloth.
Since they are museum exhibits, the drapes should have been removed.
It was small place, so it would not take long to view all the exhibits. Some of the exhibits were partially draped with white cloth.
Since they are museum exhibits, the drapes should have been removed.
Written 29 June 2019
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Kevin S
Pontypridd, UK6,890 contributions
Jun 2017 • Couples
Just a small museum housing a single theme, the Sultan's coaches. A couple of dozen from various periods of history and varying from quite plain and functional to more ostentatious examples for formal occasions. For just R15000 worth the 10 minutes.
Written 27 July 2017
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ivy_liem
Jakarta, Indonesia128 contributions
Jun 2017 • Friends
- The location near with Kraton Yogyakarta and the museum was small area.
- The collection of carriage are interesting
- Need guide to explain the history of the carriage or what then function of each carriage because no information available. The guide man is optional depend on we need or not.
- For the guide, we must pay (exclude admission fees and permit bring the camera fees)
- The collection of carriage are interesting
- Need guide to explain the history of the carriage or what then function of each carriage because no information available. The guide man is optional depend on we need or not.
- For the guide, we must pay (exclude admission fees and permit bring the camera fees)
Written 25 June 2017
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WongShifu233
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia39 contributions
Jul 2016 • Couples
Museum Kereta Keraton is an old museum which displaying majority of the Old Heritage Ancient Javanese Cars.We had paid a visit on July,19th,2016 and gained a good knowledge of the old ancient vintage cars model,The admission fee is charged:IDR5000@USD35cents per person. The distance is nearby Water Castle in walking distance.
Written 29 July 2016
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Endah W
Jakarta, Indonesia69 contributions
May 2016 • Solo
it's a unique and antique place. some trains from the Sultan was there,for the wedding and the funeral. kinda old place but nice and interesting to see, a bit spooky in some part of the train. Cheap entrance fee also.
Written 24 May 2016
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Andrew Kurniawan
Banjarmasin, Indonesia15 contributions
Oct 2015 • Family
Ok, so this place is for the one who want to know how this Cart used for Yogyakarta's Sultan. It offers historical education of Yogyakarta's most famous and offers some thrill when listening to the story, please bring a camera with a flash because later the guider will take a picture of you and one of the Cart there and there will be something spooky :) . requires some Tip! Have fun!
Written 24 January 2016
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Darnel-HDI
Jakarta, Indonesia2,131 contributions
Jan 2015 • Family
It is about historical royal wagon. Most of them were imported. The museum is quite intersting and there are shop for souvenir.
Written 2 November 2015
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Janoshka
Tbilisi, Georgia255 contributions
Aug 2015 • Couples
Small place within Kraton mainly consisting of coaches and private collection of the sultan - moderately interesting with small good stocked souvenir shop.
Written 15 September 2015
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arunikaekawati
Singapore, Singapore422 contributions
Dec 2014 • Family
Our trip we started with 1 tour guide to take us around and tell us all the histories about the chariot. Quite romantic I would say. The complex also kept traditional clothes from 1 king to another. Interesting that Chinese has been in Indonesia long long time ago and become part in Royal family.
Love history....
Love history....
Written 24 August 2015
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