Sangiran
Good for: price, fossils, history learning
Not good for: accessibility
- Address
- Central Java
- Transport
- Price
- museum admission Rp7500
- Hours
- museum hours Tue-Sun 09:00-16:00
Lonely Planet review for Sangiran
Sangiran is an important archaeological excavation site, where some of the best examples of fossil skulls of prehistoric 'Java Man' Pithecanthropus erectus were unearthed by a Dutch professor in 1936. Sangiran has a small museum with a few skulls (one of Homo erectus), various pig and hippopotamus teeth, and fossil exhibits, including huge mammoth tusks.
Souvenir stalls outside sell bones, 'mammoth tusks' carved from stone and other dubious fossil junk.
Guides will also offer to take you to the area where shells and other fossils have been found in the crumbling slopes of the hill.
Traveller reviews for Sangiran (1)
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One of amazing museum in Indonesia
puppytraveler recommends this,
I was amazed to see the museum. It is difficult to see well-managed museum in Indonesia. But when i see this museum, i was surprised that this museum is very well-managed. it is really prefessionally-designed. Stunning!!!!
In addition, there are so many prehistoric human and animal fossils.
Hopefully, this complete information about Sangiran might help you: http://guides.besttravelpictures.com/2012/01/sangiran-prehistoric-site-early-man-site/Good for: price, fossils, history learning
Not good for: accessibility








