Let's see how these species leave marks on our planet!
Learning with objects has been an integral part of geological study at Bandung Geological Museum. It holds extensive collections that include not only fossils from over the centuries, but also geological benefits and disasters.
The highlights include the rocks and mineral collection, Megalithic fossils collection, including the replicas of human's skulls collections.
It was a hot day in Bandung. And this Geological Museum was our first stop.
Admission fee for student is Rp. 2.000,-.
I'm not a student, so I gotta pay Rp. 3.000,- :D
Greetings from the Mammoth! :d
Tyrannosaurus, the guy from Jurassic Park :D
Replica- Homo Neanderthalensis
This is Bubalus Paleokerabau - the fossil of extinct bovid
(Okay, I know you're confused, it's Kerbau Purba :D )
Hippotalamus Sivalebsis a.k.a ancient Hippo
Museum Geologi Bandung
Operational hour:
Monday- Thursday (09:00-15:30 WIB)
Saturday - Sunday (09:00-13:30 WIB)
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