Confused about Holidays with Family? Come Visit TMII

Still confused about where to take your family for a long holiday weekend? You can visit Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (TMII). This tourist destination in East Jakarta offers interesting programs for children to enjoy their holidays.

We want to provide a different experience for children during school holidays

With the theme 'Kumpul Bocah' (kids gathering), TMII presents a variety of entertainment attractions and entertaining games for a whole month, from June 15 to July 15.

TMII President Director, Claudia Ingkiriwang said the 'Kumpul Bocah' tour program offers a variety of exciting activities that you and your family can do. Among them are traditional Indonesian games, such as egrang (bamboo stilts), dakon (the shell games), tarik tambang (tug of war), taplak gunung (hopscotch), lompat karet (rubber jump), kites, marbles, and many more.

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"We want to provide a different experience for children during school holidays," he expressed, Wednesday (6/28).

Through offering traditional games that can be enjoyed free of charge, it is hoped that children can learn about Indonesian culture and become part of the culture itself.

It is also possible for adults who want to return to experiencing childhood memories, playing, and feeling happiness with friends or family.

For those of you who want to feel the sensation of being a pilot, you can try the airplane simulator available at the TMII Transportation Museum. This airplane simulator will present a thrilling experience and test your skills as a pilot.

Not only that, there is also an archipelago fairy tale activity that will introduce stories and legends from various regions in Indonesia. You can also enjoy the splendor of the universal twilight (singing, dancing, and carnival) which will feature dances and music typical of regions in Indonesia.

So, culinary lovers can pamper their tongue by tasting a variety of typical Indonesian flavors at TMII, such as aceh noodles, Manado porridge, satay padang, and many more.

So, you don't need to be confused anymore to fill your child's weekend holidays and school holidays.