Admission is very affordable: only IDR 6,000 on weekdays (Tuesday to Friday) and IDR 7,500 on weekends and public holidays.
For those interested in watching a primate documentary in the 85-seat mini theater, an additional fee of IDR 150,000 per session applies.
Free drinking water is available from fountains throughout the park, and all plant species are labeled with their Latin names to enhance the educational experience.
Some parts of PPS are still under development, including a new enclosure for a male gorilla that is currently without a mate.
Nevertheless, the Schmutzer Primate Center stands as a testament to Indonesia's commitment to primate conservation and serves as a “window into the world of primates”—educational, serene, and enjoyable for visitors of all ages.
So why not spend your holiday exploring the wonders of the Schmutzer Primate Center?***
