National Gallery of Indonesia (solo trip)

During my visit, there was a NYALA exhibition to commemorate Diponegoro Prince (Pangeran Diponegoro). Although, my ultimate point of visiting was to see the Mang Moel's Knitting Artwork at the permanent exhibition section. It was unique and enchanting, like entering Ariel's world. I also like the Zinkend Schip experience there, like I was really in the middle of a stormy ocean. This gallery is a g...

Gallery Nasional Indonesia is a beautiful space showcasing both traditional and contemporary art. The exhibits are thoughtfully curated, offering a glimpse into Indonesia’s rich artistic culture. Entry is ticketed — for tourists, it’s 100,000 IDR, but if you hold an Indonesian visa, the price is reduced to 50,000 IDR. It’s a peaceful and inspiring place, perfect for art lovers looking to explore s...

I found many of the paintings here really interesting. Lots of selfitis visitors come to take photos, but most of them are respectful and don’t bother others. Unfortunately, that day I was a bit disturbed by some of them, which made it hard to fully enjoy the artworks.

The National Gallery has improved a lot — from its layout and artwork to the overall ambiance. There are both permanent and seasonal exhibitions, and both are worth visiting! As a local, I’m really impressed — the gallery now feels on par with those abroad. Love seeing how much it has grown! Whether you’re a local or a tourist, definitely add it to your itinerary. It’s a great way to experience ...

We had such a wonderful time visiting the National Gallery with my little art enthusiast! We purposely went during the school holiday to catch the KidsBiennale event, and it was absolutely worth it. The gallery was filled with colorful, imaginative, and inspiring artworks created by children — a refreshing and heartwarming experience for both kids and adults. The atmosphere was vibrant, interacti...