With architectural curves that mirror the majestic form of the Komodo dragon, an ancient reptile from East Nusa Tenggara, the Komodo Museum & Reptile Park stands as an ode to uniqueness and resilience. Spanning an area of 10,120 m² with a building area of 1,500 m², the Komodo Museum & Reptile Park serves as a canvas that tells the story of Indonesia’s rich wildlife diversity. Construction began on October 1, 1975, and was completed on July 1, 1976, before being inaugurated on April 20, 1978, by President Soeharto.

The wildlife exhibition unfolds like a journey from west to east, taking visitors on a magical expedition from Sumatra to Papua. Various reptile species are displayed in settings that replicate their natural habitats.

Inside the Komodo Museum & Reptile Park, visitors can marvel at a living collection of captivating reptiles. Experience the wonder of interacting with unique animals such as Komodo dragons, pythons, legless lizards, monitor lizards, iguanas, turtles, and various types of crocodiles. For a truly unforgettable moment, take children to Plaza Padar, where they can safely engage in supervised encounters with pythons guided by trained experts.

Come explore and rediscover Indonesia at the Komodo Museum & Reptile Park while appreciating the living symphony of its mesmerizing animal diversity.