National Museum of Malaysia

The National Museum of Malaysia located in the Kuala Lumpur area. the museum is rich in history of the region including the Colonial Period , World War Two , rubber plantations , independence and the current Muslim oriented kingdom . So lots to see here about the history of Malaysia . Come in for a look !

located at the sothern part of KL , about 15 min by cab if u are stay around KLCC area . near danmasala . An excellent introduction to Malaysia’s history, economy, geography, arts, crafts and culture. entrance fee is only 5rm . The National Museum has several guided tours that take place throughout the week. It is one of the better ways to explore the museum as they are very informative and free. The English tours take place at 11:00 on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays . most important there is no crowd at all .

A perfect place to discover more about Malaysian history. It has very child-friendly exhibits and can tell a lot of educational information about how Malaysia was developed during the colonial epoch and after that.

Malaysia National Museum is located in the western suburb of Kuala Lumpur, east of the south entrance of Lake Park. The museum is a two-storey "Minangapou" style classical Malay architecture. The shape is magnificent. Two giant murals depicting Malaysian culture and history are embedded on both sides of the magnificent entrance. The murals are 35.1 meters long and 6 meters high. They are delicate and vivid. Left wall paintings depict the overall situation of Malaysian crafts manufacturing, while right wall paintings depict important historical scenes from the Hindu and Buddhist era in North Malaysia in the 12th century to the independence of Malaysia in 1957. Enter the museum, with a hall in the middle and four exhibition rooms on both sides, exhibiting historical and economic materials of Malaysia, customs and customs of Malay, tropical plants and animal models held locally, etc. Among the exhibits are Chinese porcelain unearthed in Johorama in the 16th century and Ming porcelain specially made for Muslims in the 15th century. There are also information about Malaysian shadow play and other countries'shadow play. Among the exhibits in Malacca, there are copies of documents describing the visit of Zheng He, a navigator of the Ming Dynasty, to Malacca.

The latest ticket price of Malaysian National Museum in 2017 is for foreigners: 5RM for adults and 2RM for children under 12. Free multilingual lecture service is provided at 10 a.m. every day. It took about two hours for the children to understand the history and culture of Malaysia. The National Museum has two floors and four exhibition halls.

This is one of the points that we passed by on the Kuala Lumpur tourist bus. We deliberately got off to have a look. The main entrance of the museum is opposite to a main road, so when entering from the next entrance, there are some old-fashioned vehicles and shops on both sides of the road leading to the exhibition area. It took a turn inside to get to the main entrance of the pavilion. Entrance to the tour is to buy tickets, 5 Ma per person. The exhibition room is divided into four pavilions, which are relatively small in size. Although all of them are in English, they can roughly understand the theme from the classification structure. On the whole, it's good.

The National Museum of Malaysia, which is worth visiting, is equivalent to the Capital Museum and the National Museum of Beijing. The collection of many cultural relics of great historical significance shows the changes in different periods and has a long insight. There are two floors, one lobby on each floor. Tickets for one person and five yuan

From the time of primitive people to the time of independence and the integration of different nationalities, it is equivalent to learning the history of the Malay State. It may take three hours to walk carefully. Not many people, quiet, suitable for learning. Without Chinese, you need English reading ability. Children under 5 years old are free, but they need to register at the window.

Malaysia National Museum can be visited free of charge, but it's really not easy to find its location. The road in front of the Central Railway Station is divided into several layers. It's not easy to walk past under the command of a hotel security elder brother. I took a serious look at the museum. The whole process of doing English reading comprehension, I feel reluctant to understand. Whether vertical or horizontal, their history is not as long as that of Chinese civilization. The creation of utensils: pottery, copper, metallurgical technology, textile technology and so on are obviously later than the Chinese civilization of the same period. Shocked by the fact that some of the technologies were brought by the Chinese in the 18th century, the latter modern history, how independent, and the relationship with Indonesia, is really too difficult to translate. It's really a challenge to my English level!

Habit to run to the museum. The scale is a little smaller than I thought. There are only four districts, from prehistoric geology and Humanities of Malaysia to modern nation-building history. (No mention of Singapore's independence at all. (See the colonial history mentioned in previous readings.) Merdeka! Merdeka! Merdeka!