Taman Mini Indonesia Indah

Understand

In the 1970s, the then first lady Tien Soeharto envisioned a park to present and preserve the diversity of Indonesia's 27 (now 38) provinces. What results now is an amusement park with different buildings, and detailed information about each province's cultures, museums, theatres (an IMAX and a performing arts), and a children's park.

Park information Taman Mini Indonesia Indah Park website

Getting there

By plane 1 Soekarno-Hatta International Airport (CGK IATA) is 20 kilometres (12 miles) north-west of the capital city Jakarta, in the neighbouring city of Tangerang, and handles most commercial flights in Indonesia. This airport, along with transportation options to and from the airport, is covered in its own article, Soekarno Hatta International Airport. 2 Halim Perdanakusuma Airport (HLP IATA) is smaller and much closer to the TMII because it is in East Jakarta (the same district as TMII), but served fewer domestic scheduled flights than Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, in addition to its use by the Indonesian military. After arrival in Jakarta, you can choose a wide range transportation options explained below to reach Taman Mini Indonesia Indah. TMII is a vast area, so it is advisable to leave your belongings at your hotel or lodge, or renting a car before visiting this attraction.

By car or bike TMII is located within Indonesia's capital city, Jakarta, so it is mostly accessible by any ground transportation; you can even order online ride hailing via Gojek or Grab.

By bus If you are coming from West Jakarta, take the Transjakarta BRT Line (Pluit - Pinang Ranti). Get off at the Makasar BRT stop. Continue your journey by walking to Gate 3 of TMII, or by online ride hailing (Gojek or Grab). The distance is 2 kilometres (1.2 miles), with a travel time of only 10 minutes. If you are coming from South Jakarta, you can take Transjakarta Line 7D (Tegal Parang - TMII). From the Makasar BRT stop, you can also take angkot KWK T 01 towards Bambu Apus, or KWK T 02 towards Cilangkap from the front west side of Tamini Square Mall, then get off in front of Gate 1 TMII.

By train The Jabodebek LRT Cibubur Line has a stop named TMII station, close to the theme park. From the TMII station, take a free shuttle bus to the theme park's main pedestrian entrance. The shuttle bus runs every 15-20 minutes. For those who come from Bekasi, take the train to Jakarta Kota.

Getting around

Get around the park by mini shuttle bus, gondola, or cycle rental.

Using Skylift (cable car), you can enjoy the beauty of the TMII from above. This ride was operated for the first time at the inauguration of TMII, and until now it's still one of the favourite rides in TMII. There are three skylift stations: Station A, near Keong Mas IMAX Theatre, Sasana Kriya, and Kong Miao Confucian Temple Station B, near Istana Anak-Anak Indonesia, Papua pavilion, East Timor Museum, and Science Center Station C, near the parking building, Indonesia Museum, and Panggung Candi Bentar Using mini shuttle buses (angkutan keliling), it uses electric-powered minibuses that covers most of the park's attractions, including pavilions of Indonesian provinces and museums. The service is available in two corridors: North corridor, stopping at: Gerbang TIC - Anjungan Aceh - Anjungan Terpadu - Taman Burung - Community Center - Museum Penerangan - Anjungan Jambi South corridor, stopping at: Gerbang TIC - Anjungan Jawa Timur - Anjungan Sulawesi Tenggara - Taman Burung - PP IPTEK - Museum Migas - Museum Transportasi - Fresh Water Aquarium - Taman Legenda Keong Mas Rent a cycle for Rp 15,000 (single seat) or Rp 25,000 (double seat), per hour. TMII actually has an electric-powered people mover train called Garuda Kencana Tram Mover, an elevated train that used to loop around the park in a 3.2 kilometres (2.0 miles) system. This system has six stations across TMII. It used to be operated with aeromovel (wind-powered trains) named Titihan Samirono, later retro-fitted with diesel engines in 2019. They were replaced by new electric-powered trains trialed during the park's revitalization in 2022. However, after TMII was publicly reopened in 2023, the system reopening trial was suspended until now as of 2025.

See

Religious buildings Religious buildings of several official faiths are meant to showcase the inter-faiths tolerance and religious harmony in Indonesia.

1 Pangeran Diponegoro Mosque (Masjid Pangeran Diponegoro). The iconic mosque consisting of two floors with a 26 metres (85 feet) high dome lid. The ground floor is the place for worshipers, including a place for ablution, bathroom, teacher's room, kitchen, warehouse, and a library. The second floor is used for the mihrab, and the place of the imam khatib. In addition to being used for routine religious activities, mosques are also often used to carry out marriage contracts and celebration. Marriage celebration could be held either simple or splurge, because the front side of the mosque can be used as a reception. 2 Saint Catharina Catholic Church (Gereja Katolik Santa Catharina). The shape of this church is made to resemble the church of Saint Catharina in Surabaya, with an ancient Rome architectural style, but the roof of the building has traditional Javanese style. The building is divided into two parts, namely the main part and the hall. The main part contains parish room and confession room. The second part contains priest's room, toilet, office, and library. 3 Haleluya Protestant Church (Gereja Kristen Haleluya). This Protestant Christian church is divided into the main building for the congregation room, dressing room, sound room, and manse room. The side building contains a hall, office, colportage souvenir shop, toilet, library, and kitchen. The architectural design of the church is a blend of western style in the 1930s with the outer walls made of white ceramics. 4 Penataran Agung Kertabhumi Balinese Hindu Temple (Pura Hindu Dharma Penataran Agung Kertabhumi). The temple building resembles the one on the island of the gods, Bali, based on the philosophy of Astha Kosala Kosali. The main building consists of entrance gate for the ceremony (the gate of the Bentar temple), Pad Masana altar as a p

Do

Watch

1 Golden Snail Theatre (Teater IMAX Keong Mas). Watch films in the first IMAX theatre in Indonesia. Just like the name implies, the building is shaped like a giant 'golden snail', and is a venue for high-tech special film performances and screenings. You can watch films with IMAX digital re-mastering technology with stunning picture and sound quality. Rp 35,000 (general seat) / Rp 75,000 (VIP seat). 2 Cultural Performance Building (Teater Tanah Airku), ☏ +62 21 2937 8593. Watch regular cultural performance at this theatre. (updated May 2022)

Play 3 Golden Snail Legend Garden (formerly Golden Snail Flower Garden) (behind the Golden Snail Theatre.). Monday to Friday 10:00 to 17:00; weekend & holiday 10:00 to 18:00. This place is an expansion of what used to be a flower garden. A