TMII Reopened, Archipelago Lake Becomes More Awesome

VIVA – Taman Mini Indonesia Indah or TMII in East Jakarta has officially reopened after revitalization. One of the revitalized parts is the Archipelago Lake with miniatures of the Indonesian archipelago.

Compared to before, Archipelago Lake looks neater and more awesome. The grass on these artificial islands is also no longer bare like before. One of the highlights is the pedestrian area. For now, visitors can exercise by running around the lake or just walking.

TMII also built the Saujana View Tower to see Archipelago lake from the other side. The tower has six floors and is also equipped with a toilet and small mosque facilities.

From the top floor, visitors can see the full appearance of the Indonesian archipelago. In fact, even visitors do not need to reach the top floor, from the second floor, visitors can already see the entire Archipelago lake.

As known, Taman Mini Indonesia Indah is one of the tourist destinations visited by many people. This tourist spot was built in 1872 and officially operated on April 20, 1975. Inside TMII there are miniatures of various tribes and cultures in Indonesia. This tourist has an area of 150 hectares.

During the trial period, TMII's operating hours will be open from 8 AM to 4 PM in Central Indonesia Time. Unfortunately, the visitor quota is limited to a maximum of 5,000 people per day.

After that, visitors are required to purchase tickets online through the website www.tamanmini.com with a ticket price of IDR 25,000/person.