Rahmat International Wildlife Museum & Gallery Tourism
Type of destination: Museum
Ideal visit duration: 1-2 hours
The Rahmat International Wildlife Museum & Gallery is a unique attraction located in Medan, the capital city of North Sumatra, Indonesia. This museum is renowned for its extensive collection of taxidermy animals from around the world. Founded by Mr. Rahmat Shah, the museum aims to educate the public about wildlife conservation through its impressive displays. Visitors can explore several exhibits spanning multiple floors, showcasing a diverse range of species from small insects to large mammals. Each specimen is meticulously preserved and displayed in lifelike poses, giving guests an up-close look at creatures they might not otherwise have the chance to see in person. The museum not only serves a role in education but also acts as a research facility for academics and scientists. It is an ideal place for families, students, and anyone with an interest in nature and wildlife. The curated collection also includes fossils and various animal by-products, providing insights into both current and ancient fauna. Interactive displays and informative signs in both Indonesian and English help educate visitors about the importance of preserving biodiversity and the environment.
Top 5 Reviews on Rahmat International Wildlife Museum & Gallery
carstenbO4461ZP
Wrote on 14th Mar, 2024
One of Asias best Natural History collections
Its really a wonderfull place - no glass, clean and tousands of animals - it might not be political correct but it is better to collect and show the items than to throw them away
sc-tadoc
Wrote on 14th Jun, 2020
No regrets - Lovely way to spend a couple of hours
If taxidermy is not your thing, keep away. But if you wish to appreciate the beauty of fauna, come and have a look stuff animals from all corners of the globe. My son especially loved the opportunity ..
there’re have replica of jungle animals and have night safari too .this look’s so real ,on night safary you can hear voice animal jungle like a lion ,tiger ,snake ,bear ,and many more
lottev609
Wrote on 13th Oct, 2019
Found where all the endangered tigers are.
Multiple specimens of a species (eg. tigers could be 25 + ), all ages of species (baby - adult) and little information about species and conservation. Objectively it is not a place of conservation, bu..
I left this museum with mixed feelings and was split between satisfaction for being able to see so many diverse animals for the first time and sadness and disgust upon so many hunting trophies glorif..