The Southeast Sulawesi Provincial State Museum is the main window to see and understand the rich history, art and culture of the Anoa land. This museum building holds thousands of collections of historical objects divided into various categories, ranging from biology, ethnography, to ancient ceramics.

In the museum, visitors can explore traces of the civilization of the indigenous tribes of Southeast Sulawesi such as Tolaki, Muna, Buton, and Moronene through displays of traditional clothing, traditional weapons, and colonial relics. This is a crucial destination for visual education for the younger generation.