Step into the National Museum of Kuala Lumpur and experience the historical development of a foreign land

🌟 Highlights: The National History Museum of Kuala Lumpur mainly introduces the formation and development of the city of Kuala Lumpur, as well as exhibitions about Islamic cultural history, with a focus on the Malay Muslim community. Through a wealth of artifacts and photographs, it presents the historical journey of the Malay people. 👍 Most recommended: There are a total of four exhibition halls inside, which introduce the origins of world history, Malaysian history, Malay invasion history, and modern Malay, respectively. At the entrance, there are many exquisite brochures. Inside, most of the exhibits are photos and models. Among them, the city model of Kuala Lumpur can switch between day and night modes, which is quite interesting. There are staff inside working on models, and many of the souvenirs sold in the sales area are made by them. ❤ Recommended reason: The museum is located diagonally opposite Independence Square, with a fixed photo spot in front with the big red letters I LOVE KL. The entrance fee is 5 Malaysian Ringgit per person. Inside, you can take photos and learn about history, with a tour lasting about 1 hour. There are not many collections, but walking in the ever-summer Kuala Lumpur and going inside to enjoy the air conditioning is quite comfortable.