Discover Indonesia’s cultural richness at Taman Mini Indonesia Indah, a large cultural park in East Jakarta that highlights the diversity of the country’s provinces in one place. With traditional houses, museums, and regular cultural performances, there’s always something to see or do.
To make planning easier, Ashley Hotel has put together a few essential notes to help guide your visit.
Location and How to Reach Taman Mini Indonesia Indah Jakarta
Taman Mini Indonesia Indah is located in the Cipayung area of East Jakarta. The entrance is easy to spot from the main road, and some of the park’s landmarks are even visible from the toll road since the complex runs alongside it.
Getting there is fairly simple. Public transport users can take the LRT and get off at the Taman Mini station. Ride-hailing services like Gojek or Grab also work well, depending on the fare. That said, driving yourself is often the most convenient option, with wide access roads and plenty of parking available inside the area.
Opening Hours and Entry Fees
Taman Mini Indonesia Indah has different operating hours depending on the gate you use. Gate 1 is open daily from 06.00–21.00 WIB, while Gate 3 opens earlier at 05.00–21.00 WIB. Gate 4 operates only on weekends and national holidays, from 06.00–21.00 WIB.
Entrance ticket prices depend on the day. On weekdays, admission costs Rp25.000, while weekends and public holidays are Rp35.000 per person.
If you’re bringing a vehicle, additional fees apply:
- Car: Rp35.000
- Motorbike: Rp15.000
- Bicycle: Rp10.000
- Bus: Rp60.000
- Truck: Rp60.000
With flexible gate access and clear pricing, planning a visit to TMII is straightforward.
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What Can You See and Do at Taman Mini Indonesia Indah?
There’s a lot to explore at Taman Mini Indonesia Indah, but a few attractions stand out as visitor favorites.
Opened in 1984, Keong Mas is one of TMII’s most iconic landmarks. Its golden, snail-shaped building is hard to miss. Inside, the theater features a massive screen and modern cinema technology, with seating for up to 836 people. It’s a classic Jakarta attraction and a great place to take a break indoors.
TMII is huge, and the gondola makes getting around much easier. With 81 cabins and three stations, it lets visitors glide above the park while enjoying wide views of the cultural pavilions and greenery. It’s practical and scenic at the same time.
Bird lovers should not miss Taman Burung. The park is home to birds from across Indonesia. The western dome features species from Sumatra, Java, Kalimantan, and Bali, including peacocks, hornbills, and the Bali myna. The eastern dome showcases birds from Sulawesi, Maluku, and Papua, such as birds of paradise, cassowaries, parrots, and maleo.
Weather Preparation and Best Times to Visit Taman Mini Indonesia Indah Jakarta
Jakarta’s tropical weather can shape your experience at Taman Mini Indonesia Indah, since most areas are outdoors. As a general guide, the drier months usually run from May to October, while November to April sees more frequent afternoon rain. Checking the forecast before you go is always a smart move.
For the most comfortable visit, come on weekday mornings from 8:00 AM to 11:00 AM, when the air feels cooler and crowds are lighter. Saturday mornings (9:00 AM–12:00 PM) are also pleasant before the heat sets in. If mornings do not work, weekday evenings from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM offer cooler temperatures and a calmer vibe. Just note that the park closes at 8:00 PM.
After a full day exploring TMII, Ashley Hotel makes a convenient place to rest up before continuing your Jakarta adventure the next day.