Sri Baduja Museum is a government museum located in Bandung, Indonesia, and displays many antiquities and excavations related to West Java, such as sandy crafts, furnishings, geological history, and natural diversity. The exhibitions of this museum are spread over three floors, where the first floor displays the initial development of natural history and West Java culture by displaying heritage pieces from the prehistoric era to the Hindu-Buddhist era, while the second floor includes an exhibition of traditional cultural pieces that were important for living, trade and transportation. It explains the influence of Islam and European culture on the region, and the third floor contains ethnographic collections in the form of textiles, art and ceramics.