[2025 Medan Attraction] Travel Guide for Tjong A Fie Mansion (Updated Mar)

#myhiddengems Tjong A Fie Mansion in Medan is a two-story mansion in Medan with 35 rooms, built by Tjong A Fie a Hakka merchant who was once one of Medan's wealthiest citizens through his plantations... . Tjong A Fie is said to be related to Cheong Fatt Tze, thus his mansion has many similarities to the Cheong FattTze blue mansion in Penang... . Love how well the mansion has been maintained and the many picturesque spots around the mansion.... A must visit in Medan.. . Address-Jl. Jend. Ahmad Yani No.105, Kesawan, Kec. Medan Bar., Kota Medan, Sumatera Utara 20111 #tobaadventuretrail #wonderfulindonesia #travelgram

#wecreate Tjong A Fie also known as Tjong Yiauw Hian(张耀轩) was a Chinese Hakka businessman who born at Jiaying Zhou, China in Year 1860. Tjong A Fie built a business empire in Sumatra, Indonesia which covered plantations, banks, mining, railroad & others. He was a richest man in Medan which employed more than 10,000 plantations’s workers. At 1911, Tjong A Fei appointed as Chinese Major to replacing his brother. He died at age 66 & left his legacy of his house that become museum. The two storey building of his mansions telling the story about his successful & history of Chinese community in Medan in the past. Attraction: Tjong A Fie’s Mansion, Medan, Indonesia 🇮🇩 Opening hours: Daily, 9-5pm Entrance fees: Rp35,000 for general visitors, Rp20,000 for students #tjongafie #medan #indonesia

Built in 1900, Mansion Tjong A Fie is a historical building located in Medan, North Sumatra. The building which has a typical Chinese design is owned by Tjong A Fie, a Merchant Hakka. Mansion Tjong A Fie will make us feel back in the years 1800-1900 with its Chinese history and architecture. The furniture on display is the original furniture since the beginning of the Mansion#historicallandmarks s construction. There are several locations where photos are prohibited, such as the worship room which is still in use today and the room where there are newspaper clippings that tell of Tjong A Fie's activities during his life. This mansion is so beautiful! Big and very well maintained. I really like it, this is one of the interesting experiences during my stay in Medan. I hope this Mansion will continue to exist and be maintained for generations to come. They also sell some souvenirs and have a coffee shop. The only drawback of this Mansion is that there is no parking space. To visit this place is easier by using a taxi or motorbike.#historicallandmarks #heritagesite

😃 Want to embark on a unique historical and cultural journey? Then you must visit the Tjong A Fie Mansion in Medan, Indonesia! This place is rich in historical stories and profound cultural heritage, like a vivid historical scroll waiting for us to unveil its mysterious veil. 📍 The Tjong A Fie Mansion is located in the Kesawan area of Medan and is a unique building that combines Chinese, European, and Malay elements. As you approach it, the distinctive door and window design is the first thing that catches your eye. The windows are Western-style sash windows, exuding a modern and exquisite atmosphere; the door, however, is Chinese-style, with two black lacquered doors, a pair of brass cymbals embedded on the door, and couplets on both sides reading "Ximing Jide, Jinjian Liuzheng." Above the door hangs a plaque with the words "Qinghe Hall," full of the charm of traditional Chinese culture. Walking into the mansion feels like traveling back in time. The interior is exquisitely and elegantly arranged, displaying various historical items that silently tell the legendary life of Mr. Tjong A Fie. Mr. Tjong A Fie was an outstanding Chinese in the local area. He was the Chinese leader appointed by the Dutch colonial authorities and the Indonesian Medan King, a fourth-rank official of the Qing Dynasty. In this foreign land, Mr. Tjong A Fie fought for the rights of the local Chinese with his wisdom and courage. He actively negotiated with the local authorities, striving to abolish the unequal regulations against the Chinese, rescuing many suffering Chinese workers, and freeing them from the shackles of fate. Moreover, Mr. Tjong A Fie also established Chinese schools on Sumatra Island, dedicated to inheriting and promoting Chinese culture, allowing the Chinese to maintain their roots and soul in a foreign land. During the War of Resistance Against Japan, Mr. Tjong A Fie generously donated a large amount of naval military expenses and disaster relief materials to the country, demonstrating great patriotism. He called on the Nanyang Alliance to donate money to support Mr. Sun Yat-sen's revolutionary cause, making an indelible contribution to the victory of the Xinhai Revolution. Mr. Sun Yat-sen highly praised his achievements and personally inscribed the words "Universal Love" for him. These four words have also become a symbol of Mr. Tjong A Fie's noble character and great achievements. In the mansion, you can also see many precious photos and materials, which are witnesses of Mr. Tjong A Fie's life. They are like historical lenses, presenting that magnificent era before us. Standing in this mansion, you can feel Mr. Tjong A Fie's patriotism and the glorious history of his family, as well as the hardships and difficulties of the Chinese struggling and fighting in a foreign land. 😌 Visiting the Tjong A Fie Mansion is an opportunity to have a dialogue with history and a valuable experience to understand the survival and struggle of the Chinese in Indonesia. Every brick, tile, grass, and tree here contains Mr. Tjong A Fie's efforts and the memories of his family. After visiting the mansion, take a stroll on the surrounding streets. You can find many small shops specializing in durian, taste delicious local fruits, and enjoy a feast for the taste buds. Come on 🎉, visit the Tjong A Fie Mansion in Medan, explore that little-known history, feel that great patriotism, and make this trip a profound and unforgettable memory.

#100waysoftravel ##medanindonesia ##Food @ Medan I had visited the Medan together with Lake Toba last October 2023. THis city is worth to visit with her thick flavor of cultural heritage- I had visit the Tjiong a FAtt Mansion and now declared as UNESCO heritage building. He is the richest man @ Medan yet he also very charitable.. medan also had variety of food , I enjoy Ted my 1st “Nasi Padang” as well the Chinese food .. I’m highly recommended the Bika Ambon - for the soft and chewy texture. Don ‘t forget @ the ‘kerk lapis which the price is affordable than in other place..

#indonesiatrip Visiting the Tjong A Fie Mansion, completed in 1900, is a captivating journey into Medan's historical tapestry. Designed with influences from Chinese, European, Malay, and Art Deco architectural styles, the mansion has become a prominent tourist attraction. Inside, visitors delve into the life of Tjong A Fie through a collection of photos, paintings, and period furniture that offer glimpses into his influential legacy. The mansion also serves as a cultural hub where the Malay-Chinese heritage is vividly portrayed, providing insights into their traditions and customs. As you explore its halls and rooms, each adorned with ornate details and historical artifacts, you're transported to a bygone era of prosperity and cultural fusion in Indonesia's history.

#indonesiatrip Visiting the Tjong A Fie Mansion in Medan is a step back in time. Built in 1900 by Tjong A Fie, a Chinese merchant and philanthropist, this grand colonial house showcases a blend of Chinese, Malay, and Art Deco architecture. As you wander through its ornate halls and rooms, you’ll find intricate wood carvings, antique furniture, and photographs that tell the story of Tjong A Fie's life and contributions to Medan’s development. The mansion's serene gardens provide a peaceful escape from the city’s hustle and bustle. Knowledgeable guides offer fascinating insights into the history and cultural significance of the mansion, making it a must-visit for history buffs and architecture enthusiasts alike. The Tjong A Fie Mansion is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of Medan.

Its a historical and beautiful mansion with a combination of Chinese, Western and Malay influences in its architecture style located in downtown Medan. Visitors will get to learn the interesting history of Tjong A Fie and the Chinese community in Medan, Indonesia. Free guide services is provided and recommended. Start with the guided tour and take your time later to explore the place again on your own. Observing Feng-Shui principles, its rooms are built on four sides of the structure, with a big open-air courtyard in the middle. Filled with a treasure trove of antique furniture and fine Chinese porcelain, it wows you from the moment you first step inside. Be sure to look up to find the exquisite hand-painted ceilings. Of particular note are two rooms: The Ancestor's Praying Room, and the God-praying Room. This is a Must-see, and should not be missed! #urbanexplorer #happylaborday #maydaytrip #historicculture