Hi, Explorer Friends!

Still feeling the festive spirit of Chinese New Year? Who doesn’t want to stand out during this special celebration? You’re in luck, AnJel is here to reveal some hidden gem photo spots at TMII for those of you looking to capture aesthetic moments and relive the joy of the Lunar New Year!

Located in East Jakarta, Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (TMII) is known as a cultural conservation and development hub that showcases the richness of Indonesian heritage. It features a miniature replica of the Indonesian archipelago on the Archipelago Lake, 33 regional pavilions representing different provinces, various museums, traditional art performances, recreational spots, and exciting attractions. Spanning across 150 hectares, TMII transforms into a vibrant space for arts, leisure, and education, welcoming visitors of all ages—from children to adults.

TMII is full of hidden gem photo spots that are Instagram-worthy! Especially during Chinese New Year, some corners of TMII will surely add an aesthetic touch to your festive snapshots. Curious where these spots are? Check them out below, #ExplorerFriends!

Taman Budaya Tionghoa (Chinese Cultural Garden)

Let’s start this photo-hunting journey at Taman Budaya Tionghoa, a garden infused with traditional Chinese elements located on the eastern side of TMII. Here, you’ll find a pagoda, the Hakka Museum, and the Cheng Ho Museum. Snap your best shots at these aesthetic spots:

In front of the pagoda

On the bridge with the pagoda in the background

Kong Miao Temple

Yes, you can also take photos at the temple! Kong Miao Temple is a place of worship for followers of Confucianism. It sits alongside several other houses of worship at TMII. Here are the most photogenic spots at Kong Miao Temple:

Between the ornately carved pillars on the 2nd floor

In front of the dragon statue at the temple’s entrance gate

Pretty cool, right? These spots are perfect for your Chinese New Year photo inspiration! So, what are you waiting for? Come visit TMII now!

Oh, and don’t miss the special culinary festival “Taman Imlek Indonesia Bersate”, happening from 1–3 March 2024 at TMII! Aside from indulging in delicious satay, you’ll also get to enjoy fun and festive performances. Grab your tickets now by clicking here!