National Museum of Malaysia | Travel through time to learn about its past and present

If you want to quickly learn about the past and present of a country, visiting the National Museum is definitely the best choice! The National Museum of Malaysia is a treasure trove of natural and cultural history unique to this country. A large number of historical relics and cultural exhibits will let you learn about the past and present of Malaysia and its glorious past. ❤Recommended reasons: The National Museum of Malaysia currently has four exhibition halls, showcasing four major themes: prehistoric times, the Malay dynasty, the colonial period, and modern history. It brings together a large number of exquisite historical relics and rich historical and cultural exhibits, allowing you to gain an in-depth understanding of Malaysia's multiculturalism and historical background, and the immersive visiting experience is great. 🌟Highlights: The National Museum of Malaysia is a two-story classical Malay building in the "Minangkabau" style. On the walls on both sides of the entrance are two huge murals depicting the cultural history of Malaysia, 35.1 meters long and 6 meters high. The mural on the left wall depicts the overall situation of the manufacture of various handicrafts in Malaysia, and the mural on the right wall depicts various important historical scenes from the 12th century to the independence of Malaysia in 1957. There are corridors and fountains outside, as well as park landscapes and historical buildings. 🕙Opening hours: 9:00–17:00 🎫Ticket price: MYR 5 📍Address: Department of Museums Malaysia, JIn Damansara, Perdana Botanical Gardens, 50566 Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur