The museum building is shaped to resemble a massive human figure lying on the ground.
The journey begins at the head, representing the brain zone, and descends through the body's internal systems.
The facility features a specialized 'Clinic' section where visitors can perform basic health checks like blood pressure and cholesterol testing.
Interactive displays include a digestive track simulation where visitors walk through the esophagus and stomach.
The anatomy exhibits include both anatomical models and preserved specimens for educational purposes.
The Bagong Adventure Museum Tubuh is a six-story educational facility designed in the shape of a giant reclining human figure. It serves as an interactive anatomical museum located within the Jatim Park 1 complex in Batu, East Java. Visitors walk through various zones representing human organs, including the brain, ear, heart, and lungs. The museum utilizes multimedia displays and tactile exhibits to explain complex biological systems. It functions as both an entertainment venue and an educational hub for health sciences. The site is fully operational as of June 2026 under the management of Jatim Park Group.
The exterior entrance featuring the giant reclining figure statue provides the signature wide-angle shot.
Wear comfortable walking shoes, as the tour involves navigating multiple levels of the anatomical structure.
Bring a jacket or sweater, as certain indoor zones are climate-controlled and kept at cool temperatures.
Check the schedule for live educational shows or health demonstrations occurring on the day of your visit.
Avoid visiting during local Indonesian public holidays to escape significant queues and overcrowding.
Maintain a respectful volume as the museum is frequently visited by educational school groups.
