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Title: Museum Pasifika 2026: Hours, Tickets & What to See Asia Art Museum ⏱ 2–3 hours # Museum Pasifika [Nusa Dua](https://worldmuseumguide.org/countries/indonesia/nusa-dua/) · [Indonesia](https://worldmuseumguide.org/countries/indonesia/) · Founded 2006 [Baca dalam Bahasa Indonesia →](https://worldmuseumguide.org/id/museums/museum-pasifika/) ![Museum Pasifika in Nusa Dua, Indonesia](https://worldmuseumguide.org/images/museum-pasifika.webp) Photo: [Museum Pasifika](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Museum_Pasifika.jpg) · [CC BY-SA 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0) Opened 2006 Artworks on Display 600+ Recommended Visit 2–3 hours Exhibition Rooms 11 ## Quick answer Museum Pasifika in the Nusa Dua resort complex opened in 2006 to show art of Asia and the Pacific: more than 600 works by 200 artists from 25 countries in eleven rooms, from Raden Saleh and Le Mayeur to Gauguin and Vanuatu sculpture. Open daily, 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM. Admission: Rp77,000 for Indonesian visitors; Rp110,000 for foreign visitors; Rp55,000 for students (with a valid student card); free for children under 12. Allow 2–3 hours. Visitor information last reviewed 22 October 2026. Check the official museum site for current details. ## Museum Pasifika at a glance: hours, tickets and time needed - **Opening hours:** Daily: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM - **Last entry:** 5:00 PM - **Admission:** Rp77,000 for Indonesian visitors; Rp110,000 for foreign visitors; Rp55,000 for students (with a valid student card); free for children under 12 - **Free or reduced entry:** Children under 12: free · Students with a valid student card: Rp55,000 - **Booking:** Tickets usually available on the day - **Time needed:** 2–3 hours - **Best time to visit:** Any day: it opens daily from 10 AM to 6 PM with last entry at 5 PM. - **Getting there:** Taxi: Grab, Gojek or a taxi to ITDC Area Block P, Nusa Dua — about 13 km (around 23 minutes) from Ngurah Rai International Airport and about 20 km from Denpasar - **Address:** Complex Bali Tourism Development Corporation / ITDC Area Block P, Benoa, South Kuta, Badung Regency, Bali 80361, Indonesia - **Official website:** museum-pasifika.com Checked 2026-10-22 against [the official website](https://museumpasifika.agathis.fun/). Prices and hours change — confirm before you travel. ## What is Museum Pasifika known for? Museum Pasifika grew out of an 'Asia Pacific Art Centre' first conceived in 2004 and opened in August 2006 in the Nusa Dua tourism complex at the southern tip of Bali. Its stated aim is to preserve and share the diverse traditions of the peoples of Asia and the Pacific and to show them side by side with significant works of the 20th century. The museum names Philippe Augier as one of its co-founders, and it presents itself as a cultural centre for art that crosses borders, with works by artists who lived in, travelled through or were inspired by the region. The Balinese architect Popo Danes designed the complex: about 9,000 m² of buildings on a 12,500 m² plot, laid out as eight pavilions containing eleven exhibition rooms around a landscaped garden. A large entrance pavilion holds a café facing the garden, while the first floor contains a VIP lounge, offices and a storeroom. Parts of the site, including the Dutch Ballroom and the Kobot Garden Venue, are also hired out for events, so you may find a function under way in the grounds, but the galleries remain open every day. More than 600 artworks by some 200 artists from 25 countries are permanently on show, arranged mainly by origin. Room I holds Indonesian masters, including five paintings by Raden Saleh and works by Affandi, Ida Bagus Nyoman Rai and Hendra Gunawan. Rooms II to V cover Italian, Dutch, French and other European artists who worked in Indonesia, among them Gilda Ambron, Isaac Israëls, Willem Hofker, Pierre Sicard and Le Mayeur, whose room also displays a letter from Sukarno. Later rooms turn to Indochina and the rest of Asia, then to Vanuatu and Polynesia, with sculpture, artefacts, war armour, boats and tapa cloth. The museum opens daily from 10 AM to 6 PM, with last entry at 5 PM, and recommends two to three hours for a full visit. Tickets can be bought for a chosen date through the booking page linked from its website or at the counter: Rp77,000 for Indonesian ID holders, Rp110,000 for foreign visitors and Rp55,000 for students, with children under 12 free. An audio guide explains each room, and the museum runs batik, painting and clay workshops. It lies about 13 km from Ngurah Rai International Airport, making it an easy indoor stop from the Nusa Dua hotels. Best for: Art Lovers · Rainy-day visits · First-timers ## What are the must-see works at Museum Pasifika? 5 highlights that define the collection: Legong Dancer, Raden Mas Jodjana, Ramayana and more. 1 ### Legong Dancer Romualdo Locatelli · Italian, 1905–1943 A painting of a Balinese Legong dancer that the museum singles out as a masterpiece capturing the essence of traditional Balinese dance. 2 ### Raden Mas Jodjana Isaac Israëls · Dutch 📍 Dutch Room (III) Israëls's painting of the Javanese dancer Raden Mas Jodjana is described as the masterpiece of the Dutch room, which recreates the world of Dutch painters in colonial Indonesia. 3 ### Ramayana I Gusti Ketut Kobot · Balinese 📍 Room VI A 6 × 4 m painting of the Ramayana recorded by Indonesia's MURI records museum, shown in the room created for the G20 summit art exhibition. 4 ### Women Offering to the Sacred Pond Adrien-Jean Le Mayeur · Belgian, 1880–1958 One of the museum's featured works by the Belgian painter who settled in Sanur; the Indo-European room also holds a large Le Mayeur canvas and a letter Sukarno wrote to him. 5 ### Paintings by Raden Saleh Raden Saleh · Javanese, 19th century 📍 Indonesian Room (I) Five paintings by Raden Saleh open the museum's Indonesian room, hung alongside works by Affandi, Ida Bagus Nyoman Rai and Hendra Gunawan. ## Collections and highlights - • Indonesian masters including Raden Saleh, Affandi and Hendra Gunawan - • Italian, Dutch and French artists who worked in Indonesia - • Le Mayeur and other European painters of Bali - • Art from Indochina and the rest of Asia - • Vanuatu and Polynesian sculpture, armour and boats - • Pacific textiles, including tapa cloth ## Tips for visiting Museum Pasifika 1. ### Best time to visit Any day: it opens daily from 10 AM to 6 PM with last entry at 5 PM. Arrive by about 3 PM to allow the recommended two to three hours; it is a good choice for a rainy day or the midday heat in Nusa Dua. 2. ### Tickets & booking Buy online for a chosen date through the museum's booking page (one entry, valid that day) or at the counter: Rp77,000 Indonesian ID holders, Rp110,000 foreign visitors, Rp55,000 students with a card, under-12s free. Group rates are available on request. 3. ### Accessibility Wheelchairs are welcome, and strollers too except where a special exhibition says otherwise. Large bags, backpacks and umbrellas must be left, free of charge, in the cloakroom. 4. ### Photography rules Still photography for personal use is allowed in the collection galleries only, with no flash or tripods; video may be shot only in the lobby. ## How do you get to Museum Pasifika? - taxi Grab, Gojek or a taxi to ITDC Area Block P, Nusa Dua — about 13 km (around 23 minutes) from Ngurah Rai International Airport and about 20 km from Denpasar - car Drive into the ITDC Nusa Dua resort complex and head for Block P (Jalan ITDC Nusa Dua Lot BC, Benoa) Address: Complex Bali Tourism Development Corporation / ITDC Area Block P, Benoa, South Kuta, Badung Regency, Bali 80361, Indonesia ## Sources we checked Visitor facts and history on this page come from these sources, checked on the dates shown. 1. [Museum Pasifika — online tickets (official booking page linked as 'Get Tickets' from museum-pasifika.com)](https://museumpasifika.agathis.fun/) — Museum Pasifika (via Agathis), checked 22 October 2026 2. [Museum Pasifika — Home](https://www.museum-pasifika.com/) — Museum Pasifika, checked 22 October 2026 3. [Admission](https://www.museum-pasifika.com/admision) — Museum Pasifika, checked 22 October 2026 4. [About](https://www.museum-pasifika.com/about) — Museum Pasifika, checked 22 October 2026 5. [Collections](https://www.museum-pasifika.com/collections) — Museum Pasifika, checked 22 October 2026 6. [Museum Pasifika Punya 11 Ruangan, Intip Keunikannya (22 May 2024)](https://travel.detik.com/domestic-destination/d-7352868/museum-pasifika-punya-11-ruangan-intip-keunikannya) — detikTravel, checked 22 October 2026 7. [Menelisik Keunikan Museum Pasifika Bali: Sejarah, Daya Tarik, Rute, Tiket (9 April 2023)](https://www.detik.com/bali/wisata/d-6663425/menelisik-keunikan-museum-pasifika-bali-sejarah-daya-tarik-rute-tiket) — detikBali, checked 22 October 2026 ## Museum Pasifika: frequently asked questions ### How much is the entrance fee for Museum Pasifika? On the museum's own booking page, standard tickets cost Rp77,000 for Indonesian ID holders and Rp110,000 for foreign visitors, including 10% government tax. Students pay Rp55,000 with a valid student card, and children under 12 enter free. Packages add a welcome drink (Rp132,000 or Rp165,000) or a private museum guide (Rp165,000 or Rp220,000), and art workshops cost Rp495,000 including entry. ### Where is Museum Pasifika and how do I get there? The museum is in Block P of the ITDC (formerly BTDC) resort complex in Nusa Dua, South Kuta, on Bali's southern peninsula. Most visitors come by Grab, Gojek, taxi or hotel car: it is about 13 km, or around 23 minutes by road, from Ngurah Rai International Airport, and about 20 km from Denpasar. ### How long should I spend at Museum Pasifika? Plan 2–3 hours for the highlights of Museum Pasifika. Add extra time for temporary exhibitions, the shop and the café. ### What are the highlights of Museum Pasifika? Highlights include five paintings by Raden Saleh in the Indonesian room, Romualdo Locatelli's Legong Dancer, Isaac Israëls's painting of the Javanese dancer Raden Mas Jodjana in the Dutch room, work by Le Mayeur and a letter from Sukarno to him in the Indo-European room, I Gusti Ketut Kobot's 6 × 4 m Ramayana, and Pacific sculpture, war armour and boats. ### Can I take photos inside Museum Pasifika? Yes, for personal use: still photography is allowed in the collection galleries, but without flash or tripods, and filming is allowed only in the lobby. Large bags, backpacks and umbrellas are not allowed in the galleries; leave them free of charge in the cloakroom. Pencils are fine for sketching, but pens, markers, paint, charcoal and pastels are not. ### Is Museum Pasifika a good rainy-day option in Nusa Dua? Yes. It is indoors, open every day from 10 AM to 6 PM, and sits inside the Nusa Dua resort complex, so it is easy to reach from beach hotels when the weather turns. The museum also runs batik, painting and clay workshops, and offers guided tours for groups in languages including Indonesian, English, Japanese, French and German by arrangement. ### Is Museum Pasifika open on Mondays? Yes — Museum Pasifika is open every day of the week, including Mondays and Sundays: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM. Check the official website for holiday hours. ### What are Museum Pasifika's opening hours? Museum Pasifika is open daily, 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM. Last entry: 5:00 PM. Hours can change for holidays and events, so check the official website before you go. ### Is Museum Pasifika free to visit? Not for everyone. Standard admission: Rp77,000 for Indonesian visitors; Rp110,000 for foreign visitors; Rp55,000 for students (with a valid student card); free for children under 12. Free or reduced entry: Children under 12: free; Students with a valid student card: Rp55,000. Plan your visit Admission Rp77,000 for Indonesian visitors; Rp110,000 for foreign visitors; Rp55,000 for students (with a valid student card); free for children under 12 Hours Daily: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM [Official website & tickets](https://www.museum-pasifika.com/) [View on Google Maps →](https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=-8.7999,115.2306) We don't sell tickets or take commission — links go to the museum. 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