Solo Batik Tour at Danar Hadi Ancient Batik Museum

Solo Tourism - Art tour is one of the tourism options to spend holiday or leave together with big family and close friends, especially art tour in Solo. Solo is one of the big cities in Indonesia that still maintains and feels very traditional Javanese culture. In addition, the city also offers various types of locations or attractions that can be enjoyed. Ranging from natural attractions to arts and cultural tourism can be found in Solo. Surely arts and cultural tourism in Solo is the most famous is batik, considering batik is an Indonesian heritage and has been designated as a world heritage by UNESCO as an indigenous culture of Indonesia. One of the tourist locations of batik art in Solo is the Museum of Ancient Batik Danar Hadi.

Museum of Ancient Batik Danar Hadi is the best batik and has the most complete collection in the world. The museum is located at Jalan Slamet Riyadi 261 Surakarta, Solo, Central Java, Indonesia. This museum was founded by Haji Santosa Doellah who previously had owned a batik business called Batik Danarhadi who have collected batik from all over Indonesia.

Museum of Ancient Batik Danar Hadi showcased 600 pieces of batik cloth that had previously been collected by the owner of this museum is placed at the front of the museum. As the name suggests, this museum offers tours of batik art collected by its owners from all over Indonesia. In addition, this museum also exhibits a special collection of kuni with unique motifs made from folklore or legend. One of them is Snow White batik that tells the story of Snow White. This batik was designed by an Indo-Dutch-blooded woman in the mid-19th century.

Besides being used as a museum, the Ancient Batik Museum Danar Hadi also has a batik making factory located at the back of the museum. The museum also provides a one-color batik writing workshop package for five days. Of course this museum also provides a place for you who want to get the products produced batik here

Museum Ancient Batik Danar Hadi opened every day starting at nine in the morning until half-past five pm local time with ticket fares for Rp. 25.000, - for domestic visitors, Rp. 25.000, - for foreign visitors, and Rp. 15.000, - for students. How? There is no harm in bringing your family to this museum to spend the holidays to learn and enjoy the original Indonesian batik art.