ENDE HARBOUR

During his exile, Sukarno was forbidden to discuss politics and even read various books. Father Gerardus Huitjin, SVD and Father Dr. Johanes Bouma, SVD (Dutch missionary working in Ende Archdiocese) were two figures who provided space for Sukarno to read books in the church library and freely discuss any theme.

MUSEUM SOEKARNO

During his 4 years of exile in Ende, Soekarno and his family settled in a house owned by Mr. H. Abdullah Ambuwaru. The house measuring 9 x 18 M2 has two bedrooms, guest rooms, boudoirs, prayer rooms, kitchens, bathrooms and warehouses. There is no electricity and clean water piping and only has a well with a depth of 12 m. Various relics of his heritage are still cared for and stored in the house under the management of the Cultural Heritage Center of Bali and Nusa Tenggara for nowadays called as Museum Soekarno / Situs Bung Karno.

SERAMBI SOEKARNO

During his exile, Soekarno was forbidden to discuss politics and even read various books. Father Gerardus Huitjin, SVD and Father Dr. Johanes Bouma, SVD (Dutch missionary working in Ende Archdiocese) were two figures who provided space for Sukarno to read books in the church library and freely discuss any theme.

PANCASILA SQUARE

This is the most important site for Soekarno's historical heritage in Ende. In this park, Soekarno did a devotion to get inspiration about the five points of Pancasila which eventually became the State Policy of the Republic of Indonesia.