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There is the Journey to the Galaxy zone at The Miracle Jatim Park 3, perfect for those who love space games and technology. This exciting adventure takes you on a journey through the universe, full of mystery and beauty, with cutting-edge technology like simulations and Augmented Reality (AR). It’s not just entertainment, but also an educational experience about the wonders of outer space.

The Journey to the Galaxy zone is perfect for families who want to explore the universe in an interactive and immersive way. As you enter the Journey to the Galaxy zone, you’re greeted with stunning visuals from the interactive simulations, where there are outer space simulator seats for space explorers in one of the attraction’s zones.

The simulation technology used is very detailed, allowing every visitor to truly feel like they are in space. One of the technologies used is Augmented Reality (AR), which displays visuals of rockets and astronauts through an Android phone screen. Oh, and don’t forget to download the app from the Google Play Store using the keyword “The Miracle AR” Augmented Reality to view various 3D objects in each interactive zone of The Miracle attraction.

Experience Exploring the Universe

Not only simulations, but the Augmented Reality (AR) technology in this zone offers a more interactive and immersive experience. By using AR devices, visitors can see three-dimensional space objects like planets, astronauts, rockets, and more. For children, this AR technology about outer space feels fun as they get to learn about the universe in an unusual way.

The Journey to the Galaxy zone doesn’t just offer an adventurous sensation, but also serves as an educational tool for all ages. This is where children and parents can learn together about the solar system, planets, stars, and galaxies through amazing technology. From the sensation of being in space to experiencing a virtual cosmic atmosphere, the zone provides a rich learning environment.

This knowledge zone of the universe creates an impressive learning environment, where family members can discuss and share knowledge with each other. Children can ask their parents about the interesting things they see, and this becomes a valuable moment for families to learn and grow together.

Parents can also use this moment to instill curiosity in their children about science and encourage them to continue exploring the world beyond Earth. This experience is not only fun but also educational, helping children think critically and imaginatively about the future of science and technology.

Strengthening Family Bonds through Knowledge

Playing and learning together in the Journey to the Galaxy zone is also an effective way to strengthen family bonds. This space adventure experience allows each family member to interact actively, enjoying quality time while supporting each other in the learning process. The interactions in this fun atmosphere enhance communication and togetherness within the family.

Not only does it offer learning, but the Journey to the Galaxy zone also provides enjoyable entertainment for the whole family. With simulation technology that lets visitors “float” in space, and AR that allows them to interact directly with cosmic objects, this experience becomes a memorable moment. After leaving the zone, both children and parents will have exciting stories to take home and cherish together.

Fantastic Experience at The Miracle Aneh Tapi Nyata Jatim Park 3

Explorers at The Miracle Aneh Tapi Nyata will discover many educational play zones with cutting-edge technology that are truly amazing. This is why this attraction is the first Believe It Or Not in Indonesia, as well as an Interactive, Communicative & Educational Modern IT Museum. The attraction features 7 adventure zones, starting from the Disaster Zone, Magic Garden Zone, Journey to the Galaxy Zone, Ancient Temple Zone, The Lost City Zone, The Most Zone, and MURI (Indonesian World Record Museum).

Come visit The Miracle Aneh Tapi Nyata at Jatim Park 3 on the 2nd floor of Jatim Park 3 (Dino Mall), Batu City, Malang.

A knowledge space and recreational attraction, The Miracle Aneh Tapi Nyata at Jatim Park 3, has become even more significant with the inclusion of the Indonesian Museum of Records (MURI) zone, equipped with Augmented Reality (AR) technology.

Recording a national or world record is often associated with the most unique, bizarre, or challenging phenomena achieved by many people. However, these records are deeply tied to the vibrant cultural diversity across the Indonesian archipelago. They also highlight how individuals or groups strive to present these achievements to the public, fostering a sense of pride in their homeland.

In 1990, MURI was founded by Jaya Suprana, and since then, hundreds of records have been documented for phenomenal and extraordinary personal or group achievements. Finally, in 2019, the MURI gallery at Jatim Park 3 in Batu, East Java, was inaugurated by Khofifah Indar Parawansa as the Governor of East Java. Its location is now part of The Miracle Strange But True attraction.

The presence of the MURI zone in The Miracle attraction has adapted a space for national record achievements, fostering a love for culture, especially among millennials. Visitors to The Miracle attraction not only enjoy entertainment through modern technology simulation rides but also gain access to rarely explored sources of knowledge, such as MURI records achieved based on cultural elements from various regions of Indonesia.

There are several unique features in this final zone, but visitors are advised to download the MURI Augmented Reality application beforehand to interact with the app on each award banner received by the Indonesian community. Here, we delve deeper into four MURI records related to Indonesian culture.

1. The Largest Saman Dance Performance by the Most Dancers
The 10,001 Saman Dance performance held at the Seribu Bukit Blangkejeren Stadium in Gayo Lues, Aceh Province, broke the Indonesia World Record Museum (MURI) record. At that time, there were 12,262 participants, surpassing the target of 10,001 dancers. This record-breaking Saman dance performance was awarded MURI record number 8022.

2. The Largest Carved Wooden Qur’an
The largest carved wooden Qur’an is located in Palembang, South Sumatra. This Qur’an is carved on a tembesu wood surface, measuring 177 centimeters in height, 140 centimeters in width, and 2.5 centimeters in thickness. Its creator, Shofwatillah Mohzaib, 43, spent from 2001 to 2009 completing all 30 juz of the wooden-carved Qur’an.

3. The Tallest Tempé Chip Mountain
In 2018, the 660th anniversary of Ngawi Regency was celebrated with a parade of agricultural products, involving 1,219 participants. The tallest tempé chip mountain was built, reaching a height of 9.55 meters.

4. The Most Sape Performances
Sape, also known as “sampe” in other dialects, is a traditional musical instrument of the Dayak people, similar to a guitar. Originally, the strings were made from rattan fibers, but now they are made from metal wire. At the 2018 Irau Malinau event, the Dayak Kenyah Customary Institution of Malinau Regency held a performance featuring 1,000 sape instruments.

The Miracle Aneh Tapi Nyata is the first Believe It Or Not in Indonesia, an interactive, communicative, and educational Modern IT Museum. It features 7 exciting adventure zones, including the Disaster Zone, Magic Garden Zone, Journey to the Galaxy Zone, Ancient Temple Zone, The Lost City Zone, The Most Zone, and MURI (Indonesian World Record Museum).

Come visit The Miracle Aneh Tapi Nyata attraction!

SURYAMALANG.COM, BATU CITY – Jatim Park Group officially launched a new attraction named The Miracle Aneh Tapi Nyata on Saturday (April 6, 2019).

The Miracle Aneh Tapi Nyata atraction is located in the Jatim Park 3 complex and offers an exciting experience to learn about disasters around the world.

The founder and manager of The Miracle Aneh Tapi Nyata, Reno Halsamer, mentioned that seven zones have been prepared for visitors.

He explained that the concept of the attraction provides education about disasters presented in a fun and engaging way.

“We have two zones related to disasters, namely The Twister zone and the Earthquake Simulator.”

“Here, visitors can experience the devastating disasters on Earth because everything has been carefully designed,” said Reno to SURYAMALANG.COM.

Apart from disaster education, The Miracle Aneh Tapi Nyata also offers other educational zones, such as the Journey to Galaxy 6 Dimensions, which provides education about outer space, the Ancient Temple zone, which shares knowledge about ancient cultures, and the Magic Garden zone, where visitors can discover the wonders of rare and unusual animals and plants from around the world.

“In addition, there is the The Most zone, which features extraordinary and bizarre people from around the world,” Reno added.

“Visitors are also treated to stunning selfie spots and can take videos and photos with advanced 3D Augmented Reality technology.”

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Author: Aminatus Sofya | Editor: Zainuddin

An educational ride in Jatim Park 3 with the theme “The Miracle”, from the name alone already invites curiosity. It is called The Miracle Aneh Tapi Nyata, which is the First Believe It Or Not in Indonesia, as well as an Interactive, communicative & educational Modern IT Museum Ride.

Visitors will be taken through 7 exciting adventure zones including the Disaster Zone, Magic Garden Zone, Journey to the Galaxy Zone, Ancient Temple Zone, Lost City Zone, Most Zone and MURI (Indonesian World Record Museum).

It’s a lot of fun and lives up to its name, The Miracle. The miracle definition of the ride covers a wide range of events that are considered extraordinary or miraculous and difficult to explain with human reason or current knowledge. Or as a result of coincidences that can be explained rationally.

The Magical World of Alice in Wonderland

If you want to surf the simulated world of Alice in Wonderland but incorporate the uniqueness of our own country then look for the “Magic Garden” zone in The Miracle Aneh Tapi Nyata.

Now, who is Alice in Wonderland? For those who have never read or watched the movie, we are currently reviewing a fictional story written by Lewis Carroll and first published in 1865. The story tells the story of a girl named Alice who accidentally falls into a rabbit hole that leads her to a fantastic world full of magical creatures.

In the world of Wonderland, Alice meets a variety of strange and unique characters such as the White Rabbit, the Cheshire Cat, the Mad Hatter, and the cruel Queen of Hearts. Alice lives an amazing adventure filled with mysteries and puzzles in the world of Wonderland, where she often finds herself in strange and intriguing situations.

During her adventures, Alice learns many things about herself and her newfound world. She also learns about courage, humility, and appreciating the uniqueness of others. Eventually, Alice makes it back to the real world after she completes her adventure in Wonderland.

The Alice in Wonderland story has become one of the most popular children’s stories worldwide and has been adapted into various forms of media such as movies, television series, and stage adaptations. It is also often considered a classic work of literature and is recognized as one of the most famous works of the 19th century.

That is why the presence of The Miracle Aneh Tapi Nyata in Jatim Park 3 has provided a fun learning educational color that is truly different from the existence of other rides.

Happy Exploring!

Location of The Miracle Aneh Tapi Nyata

Jatim Park 3 – Jl. Ir. Soekarno No.144, Beji, Kec. Junrejo, Batu City, East Java 65233

Located on the 2nd floor of Jatim Park 3 (Dino mall) – Batu City

Visiting Hours: Monday-Sunday 11:00 -19:00

A group of boys were seen trying to pull a cart that was not moving. A super jumbo-sized watermelon was riding on the cart. This rare watermelon belonging to The Miracle attraction became the object of many photos. Most children and adults take turns posing pushing the watermelon, which is actually a replica.

A room where the giant watermelon is located, surrounded by a number of game lights, and various unique objects that are very interesting. This playroom or so-called Magic Garden zone is one of the uniqueness of the strange but real world in The Miracle Ride, Jatim Park 3 tourist area.

Oh yes, all of these replicas have original shapes in the real world, although most of them are on other continents, just like the watermelon replica.

So, here are 4 giant fruit stories from around the world:

1. Giant Watermelon

According to Guinnes World Records, the heaviest watermelon was in 2013 from Chris Kent’s farm in Sevierville, Tennessee, USA. It weighed 350 pounds, which is almost the size of a bear, as verified by the Great Pumpkin Commonwealth on October 4, 2013.

2. Largest Strawberry

The world’s largest strawberry is the heaviest in the world according to Guinness World Records. This strawberry from Israeli farmer Chahi Ariel weighs 289 grams (10 ounces). According to Nir Dai, a researcher at Israel’s Volcani Institute, the strawberry weighs about five times the average weight of a regular berry of the local Ilan variety. In addition, the strawberry is 18 centimeters (7 inches) long and 34 centimeters (13 inches) in circumference.

3. Most Productive Durian

It turns out that the East Java region produces the most productive durian fruits, while the second position is occupied by Central Sulawesi, with the largest durian fruit. Well, besides Indonesia, the country that produces the most and largest durian fruit harvest is Taiwan, as well as being an exporter to the rest of the world.

4. The Fattest Apple

The name Hakuto Apple is a type of apple from Japan that comes from the Fuji and Mutsu varieties. This apple is known for its jumbo size that has been recorded in the Guinness World Records as the world’s largest and heaviest apple.

This record was set in October 2005 by a Japanese apple farmer named Chrisato Iwasaki from Hirosaki City. The farmer successfully found an apple variety that weighed 1,849 grams.

All the Uniqueness of The Miracle Aneh Tapi Nyata.

In addition to the giant fruit replicas, at this Weird But Real Miracle Ride, you can explore the MURI (Indonesian Museum of Records) museum including finding out who has been recorded in the Guiness World Record.

This is definitely a great opportunity to have fun while gaining new knowledge! Because, The Miracle Aneh Tapi Nyata is the First Believe It Or Not in Indonesia, as well as an Interactive, communicative & educative Modern IT Museum.

Visitors will be taught and travel around 7 exciting adventure zones including Disaster Zone, Magic Garden Zone, Journey to the Galaxy Zone, Ancient Temple Zone, The Lost City Zone, The Most Zone and MURI (Indonesian World Record Museum).

Well, don’t forget to download the application from the Google Play Store with the keyword “The Miracle AR” Augmented Reality in order to see various 3D objects from all the different zones in the museum room.

Happy vacation!

Location of The Miracle Aneh Tapi Nyata

Jatim Park 3 – Jl. Ir. Soekarno No.144, Beji, Kec. Junrejo, Batu City, East Java 65233

Located on the 2nd floor of Jatim Park 3 (Dino mall) – Batu City

Visiting Hours: Monday-Sunday 11:00 -19:00

A mushroom can be seen poking out in the middle of the fairyland zone. The mushroom was huge but did not grow on the ground. Some people who stopped by for photos looked curious. It’s natural, because in the Magical Garden zone, The Miracle Jatim Park 3, the Alice in Wonderland fairy tale theme is highly favored.

The toadstool replica in the Magical Garden zone has a beautiful name, Amanita muscaria, and it is said to be the mushroom that beautified the fairytale land of ‘Alice in Wonderland’. But it turns out that Amanita mushrooms are not just a replica of mushrooms by author Lewiss Caroll. In the real world, the beautiful Amanita muscaria mushroom thrives.

Well, the interesting fact is that the Amanita mushroom in continental Europe turns out to be a very poisonous type, despite its beautiful shape. This mushroom has a variety of colors, ranging from bright red, orange, yellow, orange, but the distinctive feature is the white spots around the surface of the mushroom cap.

If you find real Amanita muscaria, avoid eating this beautiful mushroom. The effects of toxins called fly agaric and ibotenic acid are even felt within 2-3 hours later. Symptoms of diarrhea, vertigo, and vomiting can lead to coma and death.

This mushroom also contains the compound muscimol with hallucinogenic and psychoactive properties. The combination of these two compounds can accelerate nervous system disorders that lead to hallucinations. If swallowed, the mouth will feel dry and the heart rhythm will become fast.

Until now, not everyone agrees that Amanita muscaria mushrooms cause death. Even so, it’s best to avoid the real thing, and instead take a photo with this beautiful mushroom replica in the Magical Garden zone, The Miracle Aneh Tapi Nyata!

Visit The Miracle Aneh Tapi Nyata

The Miracle Aneh Tapi Nyata is the First Believe It Or Not in Indonesia, as well as an Interactive, communicative & educational Modern IT Museum Ride.

Visitors will be taught and travel around 7 exciting adventure zones including Disaster Zone, Magic Garden Zone, Journey to the Galaxy Zone, Ancient Temple Zone, The Lost City Zone, The Most Zone and MURI (Indonesian World Record Museum).

Oh yes, don’t forget to download the application from the Google Play Store with the keyword “The Miracle AR” Augmented Reality in order to see various 3D objects from all the different zones in the museum room.