javaprivatetour.com – Nestled within the enchanting premises of Borobudur Temple Tourism Park, there’s another gem waiting to be explored – the Samudra Raksa Ship Museum in Magelang. This museum stands as a collective memory space celebrating Indonesia’s maritime heritage.
At Samudra Raksa, visitors are not only treated to a glimpse of historical artifacts but are also taken on a digital journey to discover the maritime history of the Indonesian archipelago.
Beyond the legendary ships, the museum showcases a myriad of historical artifacts and documentary videos from the Samudra Raksa expedition, enriching the collection halls. It effectively weaves together the maritime history of the Nusantara region in a visually captivating digital format, catering to the younger generation.
True to its name, the museum boasts a replica of the Samudra Raksa ship, a legendary vessel that once sailed from Ancol to the Port of Tema in Accra, Ghana, West Africa, relying solely on sails and oars for its remarkable journey. Impressive, isn’t it?
As cited from borobudurpark.com, the name “Samudra Raksa” was proposed by the President of the Republic of Indonesia in 2003, Megawati Sukarnoputri, which translates to “Guardian of the Seas.”
On August 15, 2003, the Samudra Raksa embarked on a six-month expedition, tracing the ancient spice trade route from Ancol to Ghana, concluding on February 23, 2004. The expedition followed the spice trade route of the 8th century known as the Cinnamon Route.
In mid-2018, the museum unveiled an exciting new addition – an immersive edutainment attraction showcasing Nusantara’s maritime history through captivating 3D animation projected across a 115-meter LED screen. This captivating display effectively brings Indonesia’s maritime heritage to life for a wider audience, particularly families, utilizing engaging and interactive animation.
Your Gateway to Unveiling Java’s Maritime Grandeur
For foreign tourists embarking on their maiden voyage to Java, Indonesia, the Samudra Raksa Ship Museum serves as an invaluable anchor, providing a comprehensive overview of the archipelago’s rich maritime legacy. It’s a must-visit destination for anyone seeking to delve into Indonesia’s seafaring history and appreciate the nation’s profound connection to the ocean.
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