Tanjung Pandan Museum & Tin Geology
Highlights & Heritage of Tanjung Pandan Museum & Tin Geology
Established in 1963 on the grounds of a former Dutch mining colonial estate, Museum Tanjung Pandan preserves the rich tapestry of Belitung's history. Highlights include 10th-century Tang Dynasty ceramics recovered from ancient Java Sea shipwrecks, traditional smelting tools from the Billiton Maatschappij tin era, and black tektite meteoritic stones unique to the island.
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Tour Packages Visiting Tanjung Pandan Museum & Tin Geology
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