Museum Wahanarata

Displaying historical artifacts (some still in use), this museum narrates the history of the royal family through their use of carriages. Interestingly, they have all of the carriages used by the royal family, and videos of the moments when they were put to use. There is a guide that speaks English, and most pieces have English translation. It costs IDR 30k for foreigners to visit the museum.

We visited in peak seasons of end year and school holiday. It's very crowded. Ticket price for entering museum for adult 20k and kids (2-15y.o) only 15k. If you wanna learn about history of kereta kencana, i bet you paying for tour guide. In the end of museum, there's coloring corner and the result can be scanned then pop up in the screen. That's cute for historical museum.

Nicely renovated. well lit. The carriage seems well maintained 👍🏼 ticket for domestic visitor is 16k rupiah. Its not a huge museum. They offer a guided tour, but i take none. Some parts of the museum are semi outdoor. The weather is lovely today. Some street food vendors seems to be in a walkable distance from this museum, to the north just nearby the north square

I really enjoy whole time when came to this museum. The staff so kind although I little bit disturbed by someone said "Why you don't come here with your partner" 😭 (but it's no big prob haha). The cleaness very good and all cottages have well maintenance. Highly recommended to come this place. Don't forget take off your hat!

This place is very interesting. You can see the historical collection of royal carriages, each of them with its own intriguing story.

Out first sightseeing for the day. I wasn't sure what to expect, but I love it. All the different designs of style of the carriages. From those days and to, maybe the latest ones. Overall, a wonderful experience. Furthermore, my handphone camera wouldn't stop clicking. On this day, since it was the off peak season, no many people. In fact, just us during this 1/2 an hour we were in this museum. Not really a big museum, yet, an experience I am still treasuring till this day.

History buffs and carriage enthusiasts will rejoice at the Horse Carriage Museum! This treasure trove houses a comprehensive collection of horse-drawn carriages dating back to the 19th century. Witness the grandeur used by royalty firsthand, from carriages employed in grand weddings to somber funeral processions. To truly delve into the rich history behind each carriage, consider hiring a guide for a more in-depth and fascinating experience.

What an experienced! Never expected visiting these precious sultanese collections would be so much fun