Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (TMII) with an area of approximately 150 hectares or 1.5 square kilometers is an Indonesian cultural themed tourist park in East Jakarta. TMII consists of pavilions of traditional houses from 27 provinces in Indonesia, including East Timor. However, after Timor Leste became independent and separated from Indonesia in 2002, the status of the East Timor pavilion changed to the East Timor Museum. In addition, because now Indonesia consists of 33 provinces, new provincial platforms such as Bangka Belitung, Banten, West Sulawesi, North Maluku, Gorontalo, Riau Islands and West Papua have been built in the Northeast corner of TMII.
TMII is a summary of the culture of the Indonesian nation, which includes various aspects of the daily life of the Indonesian people which are displayed in regional pavilions with traditional architecture, as well as displaying various regional dresses, dances and traditions. In the middle of TMII there is a lake depicting a miniature of the Indonesian archipelago, a cable car, various museums, and the Keong Mas IMAX Theater and Tanah Airku Theatre. These various recreational facilities have made TMIII one of the leading tourist areas in the capital city. Apart from that, there are also houses of worship for officially recognized religions in Indonesia, this is to illustrate tolerance and harmony between religions in Indonesia, then recreation facilities, ten kinds of parks that show the beauty of Indonesian flora and fauna, there is also a museum dedicated to exhibiting history, culture, flora and fauna, as well as technology in Indonesia and theater or cinema.