*Museum Indonesia Museum Indonesia was inaugurated on April 20, 1980, with Balinese architecture depicting the story of Rama and Shinta. The museum consists of three (3) floors; the first floor houses temporary mask exhibitions and collections themed around Bhineka Tunggal Ika, the second floor is about woven fabrics along with weaving tools, and the third floor contains a collection of life trees. Contemporary Art Gallery The Contemporary Art Gallery (CAG) was inaugurated on October 28, 2023, serving as a space for artistic expression, responding to and accepting new ideas, new approaches, and a commitment to continuous learning, change, and growth over time. As a gallery, CAG has a wide variety of collections from famous artists in Indonesia and changes according to ongoing themes and predetermined times. Museum Pusaka was inaugurated on April 20, 1993, in the shape of a five-sided pyramid building and has almost 6,000 collections of heirlooms or traditional weapons from all over Indonesia. The Heritage Museum consists of two floors. Visitors who want to learn about how to preserve or clean keris (dagger) or heirlooms can learn inside the museum, which is an interactive program.