Trowulan Museum

One of Trowulan's central attractions is the new Archaeological Museum, to be found on the western side of the kolam segaran. Officially opened in 1987, it was built for the purpose of displaying and preserving the ever increasing number of historical treasures discovered in the vicinity of the old Majapahit capital. Covering a spacious area of some 57,625 square metres, this new site accommodates the collection of the old Trowulan Museum, as well as the bulk of the stone sculpture which used to be housed in the museum of Mojokerto. Among the objects on display, a few deserve special mention, notably the famous portrait statue of Airlangga as Wishnu on Garuda, from Candi Belahan; a winged figure which is said to portray the legendary king of Blambangan, Menak Jinggo; and a part of a temple from Ampelgading, Malang, displaying the story of Samodramanthana in finely carved relief.

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Picture : 1	Picture : 2	Picture : 3 A terracotta water container, depicting carved animal figures
Picture : 4	Picture : 5	Picture : 6 A stone relief panel, preserved in the office of the Archaelogical Service, Trowulan
Picture : 7	An ancient water spout, in the form of a human figure, displaying ornaments and hair style of the Majapahit Period Part of Candi recovered from a site at Ampelgading Malang ; relief displays the story Samodramanthana, or " The Churning of the Ocean of Milk"	Picture : 8
Picture : 9	Picture : 10	Picture : 9 - 10 : Stone and brick remains dating from the Majapahit period, can be seen in the Archaeological Service, Trowulan.
Picture : 11	Picture : 11. A recent excavation near the Trowulan Museum Picture : 12. A stone yoni pedestal, discovered in the vicinity of Trowulan, now preserved at the museum	Picture : 12

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