Visitors are guided through an extended exhibition space
to discover Indonesia's history going back 2,000 years.
A lifelong dedication to the arts by Dr. Peter Bloch,
presented with imaginative, museum-quality storytelling.
Perched above a dramatic river gorge
on the edge of the Balinese rainforest.
The privately-owned collection reflects Dr. Peter Bloch’s keen dedication to the arts, with unique masterpieces and imaginative presentation.
Each room, entered through elaborately carved antique Balinese wooden doors, features a specific theme of paintings, antiques, and textiles from across Indonesia.
As the tour ends, the past lingers—mythologies, masks, woven textiles, and curiosities revealing the archipelago’s incredible complexity.
Offer an expansive journey through two dedicated levels of the museum, beginning on the first floor as the inaugural gallery of Museum P.B.C.
Showcases the architectural grandeur and social importance of the traditional Balinese "great pavilion." Historically serving as the most formal structure within a family compound, the Bale Gede is a place for sacred life-cycle rituals, high-level meetings, and the reception of honored guests.
The Majapahit Room is dedicated to the history and cultural influence of the Majapahit Empire, which reached its zenith in the 14th century.
The intricate porcelain statues of Guan Yin, the revered Goddess of Mercy, are far more than mere decorative objects; they are tangible narratives of profound spiritual devotion, m...
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Adam Malik, a towering figure in Indonesian history, was a distinguished diplomat, influential politician, and pioneering journalist whose profound contributions shaped the nation'...
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