Bali Provincial State Museum (Negeri Propinsi Bali)
Bali Provincial State Museum (Negeri Propinsi Bali)
Bali Provincial State Museum (Negeri Propinsi Bali)
3.5
عرض كامل
المنطقة
أفضل الأماكن القريبة
المطاعم
731 على بُعد 5 كيلومترات
معالم الجذب
298 على بُعد 10 كيلومترات
3.5
179 تعليق
ممتاز
22
جيد جدًا
60
متوسط
70
سيئ
18
سيئ جدًا
9
Yayuk Dyah Wahyuningsih
Malang, إندونيسيا6 مساهمات
الأصدقاء • يونيو 2022
Museum Propinsi Bali Begitu indah. Dengan berkunjung ke propinsi Bali sangat menyenangkan bersama keluarga.
Bali dengan ibukota nya Denpasar sangat lah di sukai Wisatawan MANCA NEGARA
Bali dengan ibukota nya Denpasar sangat lah di sukai Wisatawan MANCA NEGARA
كُتب بتاريخ 15 مارس 2023
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Escapementality
191 مساهمة
زوجان • أكتوبر 2022
The museum grounds and architecture are beautiful, and the exhibits interesting, however, the place feels more like a scam than a well-run state museum.
At the ticket office we were assisted by a man standing at the desk, who could easily be mistaken for an employee of the museum (and indeed may have been). Tickets were 50,000 per person, and although the museum does not have card facilities, we were just able to scrape together enough cash to pay for entry for all four of us.
The person who assisted us in purchasing the tickets then guided us around, stopping also for a high-pressure art sale even though he knew we had no money with us. We did not ask for a tour guide, nor were there any prices displayed at the ticket office or mentioned by the self-appointed guide.
The information he provided was interesting, and we would have been completely happy to pay for his services, but the way in which the "guide" asked for payment was extremely disappointing. After having us climb to the top of an old tower with steep, slippery tiled stairs with no hand rail, despite two of our party being seniors, he instructed us to pay him 300,000. When we said again that we had no money after paying the entrance fee, he insisted on walking us to an ATM some distance from the museum complex to get cash.
For this reason, I could not recommend the museum to others, especially solo travellers who may feel unsafe after being cornered for cash and marched off to an unknown location, and anyone who may feel uncomfortable ascending/descending a rickety tower in such a high-pressure situation.
It wasn't until I discovered many other reviews on here mentioning similar experiences and the fact that the guide makes sure to demand money when you are at the top of a tall platform with only one escape that I realised exactly what tactics were being used. It is a shame that guides engage in this behaviour, and that the museum so obviously condones it.
If the museum wants to make having a guide compulsory, I wish they would just include the cost in the entrance fee. I can't imagine many tourists interested enough in Balinese culture to spend their vacation time inside a hot building would baulk at paying an extra $7.50 on top of the entrance fee (which is what the requested sum amounted to per person). But the underhanded way in which this is currently run does little to enhance the reputation of the museum - and, according to other reviews, may make tourists sceptical of the validity of the information they are receiving, impacting visitors' impressions of Bali more generally.
At the ticket office we were assisted by a man standing at the desk, who could easily be mistaken for an employee of the museum (and indeed may have been). Tickets were 50,000 per person, and although the museum does not have card facilities, we were just able to scrape together enough cash to pay for entry for all four of us.
The person who assisted us in purchasing the tickets then guided us around, stopping also for a high-pressure art sale even though he knew we had no money with us. We did not ask for a tour guide, nor were there any prices displayed at the ticket office or mentioned by the self-appointed guide.
The information he provided was interesting, and we would have been completely happy to pay for his services, but the way in which the "guide" asked for payment was extremely disappointing. After having us climb to the top of an old tower with steep, slippery tiled stairs with no hand rail, despite two of our party being seniors, he instructed us to pay him 300,000. When we said again that we had no money after paying the entrance fee, he insisted on walking us to an ATM some distance from the museum complex to get cash.
For this reason, I could not recommend the museum to others, especially solo travellers who may feel unsafe after being cornered for cash and marched off to an unknown location, and anyone who may feel uncomfortable ascending/descending a rickety tower in such a high-pressure situation.
It wasn't until I discovered many other reviews on here mentioning similar experiences and the fact that the guide makes sure to demand money when you are at the top of a tall platform with only one escape that I realised exactly what tactics were being used. It is a shame that guides engage in this behaviour, and that the museum so obviously condones it.
If the museum wants to make having a guide compulsory, I wish they would just include the cost in the entrance fee. I can't imagine many tourists interested enough in Balinese culture to spend their vacation time inside a hot building would baulk at paying an extra $7.50 on top of the entrance fee (which is what the requested sum amounted to per person). But the underhanded way in which this is currently run does little to enhance the reputation of the museum - and, according to other reviews, may make tourists sceptical of the validity of the information they are receiving, impacting visitors' impressions of Bali more generally.
كُتب بتاريخ 2 نوفمبر 2022
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KutuBuku
السويد166 مساهمة
مارس 2022
A great museum with very good ethnographic collections full of historical values from Balinese culture. For the museum itself, I'd give it 4.5 stars.
But what made the experience really awful was that there was a local "guide" from the museum who insisted on following me around. I didn't want to get any service from him because this wasn't my first visit to Bali (I grew up in Indonesia and visited Bali countless times), but then I pitied him due to the pandemic situation and let him follow me around. Basically, I already knew almost everything he informed me, of which I told him I already knew too. I knew he was gonna ask for some money afterwards, but I didn't know he was gonna be a leech. I did give him some standard gratuities voluntarily, but he complained and strongly insisted for me to pay him twice as much as I had originally given him.
I would still recommend anyone to visit this place at least once because of the historical values, but I would strongly recommend visitors to get rid of this kind of corrupt local "guides". If you do want to help the locals make some money, you can always buy their products and have them as souvenirs. But definitely not involuntarily having to waste money on things that don't have a clear price like this - a definite scam. It really felt like it was an armed robbery where I just had to give him my money. Never let this kind of people use the kindness of your heart because they'll tear off your heart instead and ruin the whole experience.
But what made the experience really awful was that there was a local "guide" from the museum who insisted on following me around. I didn't want to get any service from him because this wasn't my first visit to Bali (I grew up in Indonesia and visited Bali countless times), but then I pitied him due to the pandemic situation and let him follow me around. Basically, I already knew almost everything he informed me, of which I told him I already knew too. I knew he was gonna ask for some money afterwards, but I didn't know he was gonna be a leech. I did give him some standard gratuities voluntarily, but he complained and strongly insisted for me to pay him twice as much as I had originally given him.
I would still recommend anyone to visit this place at least once because of the historical values, but I would strongly recommend visitors to get rid of this kind of corrupt local "guides". If you do want to help the locals make some money, you can always buy their products and have them as souvenirs. But definitely not involuntarily having to waste money on things that don't have a clear price like this - a definite scam. It really felt like it was an armed robbery where I just had to give him my money. Never let this kind of people use the kindness of your heart because they'll tear off your heart instead and ruin the whole experience.
كُتب بتاريخ 20 مايو 2022
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petertaylor57
أوكلاند الوسطى, نيوزيلندا342 مساهمة
يناير 2020
If you've been in Bali more than a few days, you've probably seen more diverse art and culture in the local boutiques and galleries, so Bali Museum will present you with little that's new. Stones, Barongs, Hindu figurines, etc. 50,000 rupiah to go in and you will immediately be accosted by a guide asking for a further 100,000 to give you a tour. Definitely not worth it. Just have a wander by yourselves. The best part is probably the museum buildings themselves which, I was told, were part of a former palace. All in all, just a time filler.
كُتب بتاريخ 26 يناير 2020
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Brian F
أديليد, أستراليا122 مساهمة
بمفردك • نوفمبر 2019
This museum is quite informative with extensive literature in English explaining different periods of Balinese history. Sometimes the translation isn’t quite correct, but you get the gist. There are only 4 main rooms / buildings, so it’s relatively small, but I was still there an hour or so. The museum costs 50,000rp, so very cheap really.
There is no real reason for the guide if you’re willing to read the boards. They may have been able to add a little more detail if I used one. If you do, I would make sure to barter a reasonable price beforehand judging from what others have said. I didn’t find them aggressive at all and just said no thank you in Indonesian and he walked away.
Tips-
I nearly walked into the temple next door by mistake when going to the museum, without a sarong. I was quickly stopped by a local, we had a little giggle and pointed me further along to the museum entrance. It’s actually reasonably well signed.
Don’t be rude or get upset with the ‘guides’ and vendors. They’re just trying to earn a buck. I’ve found if you don’t need their services, just decline politely in Indonesian or Balinese and they tend to leave you alone.
This isn’t wheelchair friendly.
There is no real reason for the guide if you’re willing to read the boards. They may have been able to add a little more detail if I used one. If you do, I would make sure to barter a reasonable price beforehand judging from what others have said. I didn’t find them aggressive at all and just said no thank you in Indonesian and he walked away.
Tips-
I nearly walked into the temple next door by mistake when going to the museum, without a sarong. I was quickly stopped by a local, we had a little giggle and pointed me further along to the museum entrance. It’s actually reasonably well signed.
Don’t be rude or get upset with the ‘guides’ and vendors. They’re just trying to earn a buck. I’ve found if you don’t need their services, just decline politely in Indonesian or Balinese and they tend to leave you alone.
This isn’t wheelchair friendly.
كُتب بتاريخ 29 نوفمبر 2019
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Cliff burton
توسن, Arizona4 مساهمات
الأصدقاء • نوفمبر 2019
I went with some friends and we learned more about Bali. I wish they had more explanations on certain items.
كُتب بتاريخ 22 نوفمبر 2019
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GeorgeMulder
Groningen, هولندا1,993 مساهمة
زوجان • نوفمبر 2019
Het is een van de oudste musea van Bali, in zijn oorspronkelijke opzet dateert het van 1932, nog de Nederlandse tijd. In een zestal paviljoens zijn archeologische vondsten en kunstschatten uit diverse regio en van diverse eilanden te zien. Daaronder zijn schitterende beelden, borden en vazen, maar omdat het ontbreekt aan een rode draad door de collectie wil het maar niet één geheel worden. De toelichtingen zijn daar ook te summier voor. Ga er dus vooral heen om de gebouwen te bekijken, die de echte architectuur van Bali laten zien. Goedbedoeld, zonder twijfel, maar nogal hinderlijk zijn de gidsen die zich opdringen en de oudere vrouwen en mannen die snuisterijen en prullaria te koop aanbieden.
كُتب بتاريخ 22 نوفمبر 2019
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KarenMChelmsford
Folkestone, UK147 مساهمة
الأصدقاء • سبتمبر 2019
You will be greeted by individuals offering to guide you through the buildings however this really isn’t needed as everything is labelled in English. Decline politely but firmly.
Four separate buildings containing a variety of artefacts. Strong smell of mothballs in most of the buildings.
If you’re in the area worth a visit but not sufficient to make a specific journey.
Four separate buildings containing a variety of artefacts. Strong smell of mothballs in most of the buildings.
If you’re in the area worth a visit but not sufficient to make a specific journey.
كُتب بتاريخ 30 سبتمبر 2019
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nuevenniet
Tiel, هولندا71 مساهمة
زوجان • سبتمبر 2019
Museum is niet geweldig en onduidelijk. Een zogenaamd lokale gids probeert zich op te dringen als gids en vraagt hier veel geld voor. Verder ook andere lokale verkopers in dit museum. Geen aanrader. Beter naar het andere museum in Denpassar wat in teken staat van de onafhankelijkheid van Indonesie.
كُتب بتاريخ 30 سبتمبر 2019
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ko4egar
مساهمة
زوجان • سبتمبر 2019
The museum is quite small, but has a few interesting expositions with some archeological artefacts and traditional dance costums.
Our visit was really spoiled by quite an aggressive guide (whom we didn't ask to accompany us), and made us feel like we were trapped in a scam for tourists. He demanded we pay him after we had already paid the entrance fee and actually did not even introduce himself as a guide. There was no mention of the price of the tour before we entered the place.
More than half of the tour was dedicated to trying to make us buy from local vendors on the museum grounds. It was extremely unpleasant to repeat that we were not there for shopping and keep telling that we did not have cash on us.
Our experience was very similar to other recent less positive reviews posted here. If only we would have read them earlier!
The whole thing was extremely disappointing and left us with a bitter feeling.. it was the worst we had experienced during our stay in Bali..
We wouldn't advise anyone to come to this museum. If you do go, make sure to refuse the guide and explore the exhibition on your own.
Our visit was really spoiled by quite an aggressive guide (whom we didn't ask to accompany us), and made us feel like we were trapped in a scam for tourists. He demanded we pay him after we had already paid the entrance fee and actually did not even introduce himself as a guide. There was no mention of the price of the tour before we entered the place.
More than half of the tour was dedicated to trying to make us buy from local vendors on the museum grounds. It was extremely unpleasant to repeat that we were not there for shopping and keep telling that we did not have cash on us.
Our experience was very similar to other recent less positive reviews posted here. If only we would have read them earlier!
The whole thing was extremely disappointing and left us with a bitter feeling.. it was the worst we had experienced during our stay in Bali..
We wouldn't advise anyone to come to this museum. If you do go, make sure to refuse the guide and explore the exhibition on your own.
كُتب بتاريخ 18 سبتمبر 2019
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Quels sont les tarifs pour un adulte?
Attention, dans mon guide (édition 2016) il était écrit 10 000 IDR, maintenant le tarif pour un adulte est de 50 000.. ce n'est tjrs pas énorme pour un musée mais une augmentation de 5fois le prix en si peu de temps..
