Museum Angkut

Museum Angkut is a large transportation museum located in Batu City, East Java, Indonesia, operated by the Jawa Timur Park Group. Opened in 2014, it is marketed as the first transportation museum in Southeast Asia. The museum displays more than 300 vehicles ranging from traditional horse carts to vintage cars, electric vehicles and aircraft replicas, arranged in themed zones replicating streetscapes from Asia, Europe and Hollywood.

Visitors can expect a large indoor and outdoor museum complex divided into themed zones including Sunda Kelapa and Batavia, European, American Hollywood, Gangster Town, and Flight zones. The collection includes vintage cars, presidential vehicles, electric cars, bicycles, and aircraft replicas displayed as street scenes with period buildings and props. Areas are designed for walking and photography, with photo spots, replica streets, food areas, and souvenir shops throughout the complex.

Opened on 9 March 2014 by Jawa Timur Park Group, Museum Angkut was developed as the first museum in Southeast Asia dedicated to transportation history, created to preserve and display the evolution of transportation from traditional horse-drawn carts to modern automobiles and aircraft.

The museum serves as an educational and recreational landmark showcasing Indonesian and global transportation heritage, with themed zones that recreate cultural streetscapes from Batavia, Europe and America, reflecting cross-cultural influences on automotive design and serving as a major domestic tourism attraction in Batu.