A cultural tour of Taman Nusa in Bali invites you to explore Indonesia’s diverse heritage in one stunning natural setting. Discover more than 60 traditional houses from across the archipelago, including historic buildings, and follow themed journeys from prehistoric times and royal eras to modern Indonesia. See cultural collections at the Wayang and Batik Museum, a miniature train diorama, and scenic views of valleys, rice fields, and the Melangit River.
This experience is ideal for families, culture lovers, and international travelers looking to discover Indonesia interactively. Enjoy Barong dance performances, traditional music and dances, photo opportunities in traditional costumes, a buffet lunch, and transfer services depending on your selected package. Make your Bali visit more meaningful by booking a Taman Nusa tour.
Package Options
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✓Traditional Dance Performances
✓Transfer
✓Buffet Lunch
✓Barong Dance
✓Explore Taman Nusa
✓Photographed in Traditional Costume
✓Entrence to Wayang & Batik Museum
✓Traditional Music Performances
What To Expect
Taman Nusa is a cultural tourism park that provides comprehensive knowledge about the culture of various Indonesian ethnicities in the natural setting of the island of Bali. Taman Nusa's mission is to make the cultural park a means of preservation, recreation and didactics for both local and foreign visitors to better understand Indonesian culture in an interesting and interactive way. In an area of 15 hectares, visitors are invited to explore and enjoy the panoramic view of the Indonesian nation's time travel from time to time. The exhibition journey begins with Prehistoric times and the Bronze Age, leading into the Kingdom Period highlighted by the magnificent Borobudur Temple. The Cultural Village section showcases over 60 traditional houses, some centuries old, offering insights into diverse ethnicities, cultures, and Indonesian crafts and arts. Early Indonesia is represented by statues of Mahapatih Gajah Mada, Trowulan Temple, and the Youth Pledge Gate. The Indonesian Independence era features statues of Proclaimers Mr. Soekarno and Bung Hatta, alongside the Proclamation text. Contemporary Indonesia is depicted with a 200 m² HO scale (1:87) miniature train diorama, showcasing the country's natural and urban panoramas with over 50 locomotives and 300 train cars controlled by computer. The Indonesia's Hope for the Future section includes a library and three museums displaying Indonesia's rich cultural heritage, such as wayang, batik, weaving, and embroidery. At the conclusion of their exploration, visitors at Taman Nusa can savor the breathtaking natural vistas of Bali, featuring ravines, rice terraces, and the Melangit River. The park offers essential facilities such as the Bima Theater Auditorium and Exhibition Hall for cultural showcases, a Souvenir Shop, and the Nusa Kitchen Restaurant serving authentic Indonesian cuisine. Additionally, the Royal Sidan Restaurant caters to international tastes. Seven cafeterias are available alongside two studios, ensuring a complete experience of Indonesian heritage and scenic beauty.