Museum Majapahit Trowulan

4 Bintang Chrono - 4 years ago

Museum that tells us about the historical of Majapahit Kingdom through their artifacts. Most of the artifacts found from the archaeological excavations through the years and also accidentally found by the farmers around.

They also have a big tent to view the excavated area for years. Inside they have inscriptions from Mataram Kuna era to Majapahit era and many statues made of stone.

Better to ask for guides since not all the artifacts have labels or even though they have the information still at minimum state.

5 Jihadin Ilmi - 2 years ago

That's great place to study History of Majapahit. His Guide so Humble an very correspondence with another, when me ask something he can answer with great argument. I'm so interested when he explained about family tree from Majapahit. The museum have a lot of collection start from spears, keris, coin, lamp, ceramic jars, headstone and many more. I'm so happy go there. I should to pay Rp5.000,00 for entry this museum. I hope, I could go there again with my family. Amiinn..

5 Lia Kook - 3 years ago

You CANNOT take photos of each object (up close) inside the museum!. You can take selfie with the objects as the background though, ask the receptionists for this information to be sure :).

I like Majapahit Kingdom history. My grandparents are from Mojokerto! The regency where this ancient kingdom exist.

4 Mia Marina - 4 months ago

The museum is clean and definitely have some very important artefacts from Majapahit Kingdom. However, some areas seemed to have not been well maintained and the information about the collections worn out or missing. Thus, the digging area was closed and the viewing platforms seemed dangerous.

It's very cheap entrance fee and government must've had allocation for this kind of important things. Just sad to see the condition, they might as well increase the fee or allocate more to maintain the museum and the collections.

5 Oki Krisbianto - 4 months ago

How can I not love this place? I love history, I love to learn from our ancestors for the benefit of our future. It always intriguing to come and enjoy the museum. There are always new things to learn everytime I revisit this place.

4 pras santoso - 5 years ago

Storing objects the history of the kingdom in eastern Java from Airlangga kingdom until Mojopahit. Although close to the city of Surabaya but the visitors especially from young people is very few. Mojopahit is the largest Kingdom in Indonesia. And from the museum you can go to Candi Tikus, Candi Bajang Ratu, Candi Bentar, Candi Brahu and kolam Segaran, also you can go to Yoni Gambar in Wonosalam area

5 Rini Indrayanti - 3 months ago

Amazed with the collection of this museum. A historical trace of a kingdom initiated Indonesia. Collections were dated back from 12 centuries.