Indonesia to Revitalize Over 200 Cultural Heritage Sites by 2026
The Indonesian government plans to accelerate the revitalization and renovation of over 200 museums, cultural heritage sites, and royal palaces across the country by 2026. The initiative aims to boost public interest and create new economic value through digital technology and enhanced educational programs.
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