Luckily no other visitors when we visited with family even though Borobudur was quite full with crowd. Good animation and narration, kid loves the interactive screen on the wall and underfoot display of sea creatures. Too bad visitors cannot get on board the replica ship.

Quaint museum but you really need to be interested in Indonesian maritime history and voyages to appreciate the exhibits. Part of the Borobodur $25 entrance fee so go to get your money's worth.

Nice for children education about Indonesian Maritime.

The curator was virtually absent and the exhibits were no more informative or interesting compared to other maritime museums in Jakarta in general. Nevertheless, for children and student this museum can be a good educational experience. Not for museum enthusiasts, though.

A small museum in the Borobudur temple complex which showcases the maritime history of Indonesia. Not many people will find it very interesting unless they have knowledge or inclination towards naval history. I found it interesting to see naval evolution in this country of islands. If you are with kids, you can give it a quick visit. They may find it very interesting.

Nice museum with 3D interactive information and many technology inside to inform visitor about history the ship

A very important journey that explains the maritime force of Indonesia, historically & entertaining. Unfortunately some of the led displays are troubled, and due to air circulation, even worsened by the drought, so the ambience inside the place isn't exactly satisfactory. Wish it could improve more. You pay 25k idr at the ticket counter.

The museum has a simulation video explaining various ships, using a moving sensor monitor. The ships on the monitor could move (turn right/left, go down) following the hands movement of human in front of the monitor. Nice education for the children. And off course, cheap entry ticket! 💝💚💕

The maritime museum of Borobudur. As many Indonesian museums there's not really much to see, and the exposition of the archaeological remains in not always good, but there is an interesting reconstruction 1:1 scale of an ancient jawanese boat based on the Borobudur stone panels.

You have to paid IDR 5,000 to visit here..

This musem houses a true replica of a ship shown on few of the panels in Borobudur temple. Moreover the reconstructed ship actually traversed the ancient route. Amazing.