Improvements would be better lighting on all displays and the installation of some fans to get the air moving as it is very hot and stuffy inside the buildings
Apart from that it was definitely worth doing if you want to know more about the history and true culture of Bali
1. The museum is made up of 4 separate buildings. There is no AC except in one building (which barely worked on the second floor). The lack of AC makes the other buildings unbearable to walk around in and difficult to enjoy. Even with the windows open it was hotter inside than outside.
2. The museum is poorly maintained inside. Outside the buildings and landscape are stunning. Many of of the exhibits lightbulbs were broken, so we couldn’t see the object inside the display. All the display glass were dirty making everything kinda fuzzy to see.
3. The items’ information cards do not contain any useful information except the name, catalog number, what it is made out of, and the basic function. Usually musems will include approx. year and details about what the item is about and where it was found. If it had a poster containing such useful info, some were a bit faded.
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