via TIMES Indonesia, 28 December 2023: Museum Singhasari in Malang, opened in 2015, is a treasure trove of artifacts from the Tumapel Kingdom, offering an immersive historical experience. With a diverse collection of statues, ancient tools, and temple models, the museum provides a comprehensive glimpse into the rich heritage of the Singasari or Tumapel Kingdoms. The museum also serves as an educational hub, popular among students and history enthusiasts, facilitating learning through interactive spaces like the central pendopo.
The name of Museum Singhasari is a well-recognized place of historical education among historians. It’s not a surprise because the museum tells the story of the great Singasari Kingdom.
Many people, both from within the city and from other places, come to the museum to learn about the history of the Singasari Kingdom up close. It’s also a favorite place for students of all ages, from elementary school to high school and even university. They often take trips to the museum to learn more about the Singasari Kingdom.
The Singhasari Museum plays an essential part in education and cultural heritage preservation. Visitors can explore a lot of ancient artifacts of the Singasari Kingdom when they visit this museum, making it a fantastic experience. The museum continuously develops programs to enhance people’s understanding of Indonesian history and culture.
“Recently, we’ve had about 100 visitors from outside and within the city. However, before the COVID-19 pandemic, we used to have even more visitors, around 700 people per week.” said the man who served as coordinator.
Source: Museum Singhasari: Exploring the Tumapel Kingdom Legacy – TIMES Indonesia
