Museum Konferensi Asia Afrika

Located in Bandung, the KAA Museum has a history of being the venue for the 1955 Asian-African Conference. The museum was inaugurated by the President of the Republic of Indonesia, Suharto, on April 24, 1980 at the 25th anniversary of the Asian-African Conference.

This museum is amazing, and i love this museum! It's all clean and and everything is on perfect condition! And yes, I'm quiet surprised that almost every furniture in here is originally from the Asian - African Conference back in that time

[View] [Cost-effective] Check in Bandung, Indonesia. From Jakarta, take the train to Bandung all the way to the pastoral scenery. It is also the first time to take the train abroad. Going to Bandung is purely for the footprint of Premier Zhou Enlai's participation in the Bandung Conference. Also sat in the position where the Prime Minister sat under the guidance of the staff! After visiting the Bandung Asian-African-Latin American Conference Memorial Hall, I went to Bandung Zoo, and then went to Bali from Bandung!

The Yafei Conference Memorial Hall is the main check-in attraction for tourists to Indonesia. The Bandung Declaration is still a recognized principle of international relations between China and the country.

Museum ini merupakan memorabilia Konferensi Asia Afrika. Museum ini memiliki hubungan yang sangat erat dengan Gedung Merdeka. Secara keseluruhan Gedung Merdeka memiliki dua bangunan utama, yang pertama disebut Gedung Merdeka sebagai tempat sidang utama, sedangkan yang berada di samping Gedung Merdeka adalah Museum Konferensi Asia Afrika sebagai tempat memorabilia Konferensi Asia Afrika. Latar belakang dibangunnya museum ini adalah adanya keinginan dari para pemimpin bangsa-bangsa di Asia dan Afrika untuk mengetahui tentang Gedung Merdeka dan sekitarnya tempat Konferensi Asia Afrika berlangsung

it's an asian african conference museum that was held in bandung in 1955. learn the history that how indonesia contributed to world peace back in the day during cold war era. worth a visit!