With architecture that echoes the shape of a Komodo, the ancient reptile from the lands of East Nusa Tenggara, the Museum of Komodo becomes an ode to uniqueness and resilience. Occupying a building of 10,120 m², the Museum of Komodo becomes a canvas that unveils the story of the archipelago’s diverse collection of fauna. Constructed from October 1, 1975, to July 1, 1976, it was officially inaugurated on April 20, 1978, by President Soeharto.

Exhibits of animals unfold like the notes of a journey from west to east, taking visitors on a magical voyage from Sumatra to Papua. Wildlife exhibitions unfold like a record of animal journeys from west to east, taking visitors on a magical journey from Sumatra to Papua. Various animals and reptiles are showcased in their respective natural environments.

The Museum of Komodo features a captivating collection of live reptiles, where visitors can experience the wonder of direct interaction with various unique creatures, ranging from Komodo dragons, pythons, legged snakes, monitors, iguanas, to turtles and various crocodile species. For an unforgettable moment, visitors can also invite their children to explore their curiosity at the Padar Plaza, where they can play and interact with pythons under the supervision of experts.

Let’s go on a journey and explore Indonesia at the Museum of Komodo while appreciating the captivating wildlife diversity that enchants the souls of explorers.