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is inside the Kasepuhan palace complex. the place is dark and spooky. The Singa Barong Chariot is the work of Panembahan Losari, the grandson of Sunan Gunung Jati, which he made in 1549. The Singa Barong Chariot with an elephant trunk symbolizes the friendship of the Cirebon Sultanate with India, with a dragon head a symbol of friendship with China, and with wings and a Buroq body a symbol of friendship with Egypt.

A place to get to know history... To keep history alive.👍🙏

The golden carriage, a legacy of the kingdom/Kasunanan of Cirebon, is still kept neatly in the museum located in the Kasunanan/Kasepuhan Cirebon complex. You can see how classy the masterpieces of our predecessors were...

The Singobarong train was the most sophisticated train of its time. Very well maintained and clean. Oh, there are also war equipment here, complete with battle armor from the past, so we can also learn about past history here so that we don't become a generation that gives up easily. Glory be my Indonesia

Comfortable place, complete and well-maintained collection of heirlooms. The guide is quite complete in its explanations. Hopefully it lasts...

Museumcirebon

Sufi, shady in the morning and evening, clean.

History of cirebon

The museum is rather small but you can still see some nice collections of Indonesian history, keris swords, some unusual decorations and also the Barong Crate Wheels.

The noble cultural heritage of the Indonesian nation

The museum is cool...there are still historical relics...hopefully it will be better looked after because there are many damaged roofs in the museum

Most of the artefacts are still in good shape

Love the museum, clean and no dust at all. Will bring my husband again one day