Museum in Kuala Lumpur

1. www.placesandfoods.com
2. last year

At the end of the day, the most important thing is the kids loved this place and the time we spent as family. The Museum of Illusions Kuala Lumpur is also ideal for couples as well as friends. Time to check out The Museum of Illusions Kuala Lumpur at Ansa Hotel.

1. happygokl.com
2. 5 years ago

My kids loved the Vortex Tunnel and kept going in and out for more than 10 times, whereas their mother backed off after 3 steps – the tunnel made my head spin and I lost my balance! But I loved the kaleidoscope: the photo will make an excellent social media profile picture!

1. goodyfoodies.blogspot.com
2. 5 years ago

Ticket price: Adult RM35 (with MyKad), RM45 (non-MyKad); Child RM25 (with MyKad), RM35 (non-MyKad); Family RM90 (with MyKad), RM120 (non-MyKad).

1. erisgoesto.com
2. 5 years ago

To make it more interactive, there are fun quizzes that you can take. Try your hand at trading stocks, or managing the economy using interest rates. (Failed at both and caused the economies to crash. Welp.) There is also a section where you can spin blocks and compare how inflation has caused prices of goods to increase over the years.

1. www.xinaday.com
2. 5 years ago

国家银行钱币博物馆成立于 1988 年, 除了收藏各式各样的旧钱币, 纪念性硬币, 罕见钱币以及外国货币等之外, 他们家还是马来西亚钱币发展史的研究中心~

1. xinaday.com
2. 5 years ago

一个可以增加知识, 开开眼界的地方, 还可以拍照打卡的好地方, 最重要的是免费进场, 这么好的地方怎么可以不来看一看呐~

1. www.higoatohdeer.com
2. 3 months ago

Exhibition gallery with a pretty famous bakery.

1. eeisme.blogspot.com
2. 9 years ago

Date: 22 October 2014. I had been wanting to bring our Boys to this Kuala Lumpur City Gallery since a few months ago, however, due to Hubby's busy working ...

1. erisgoesto.com
2. 4 years ago

Most of the items on display at the Museum are masks and carvings from the Mah Meri and Jah Hut tribes. The Mah Meri of Selangor are among the most well known Orang Asli tribes. They live close to the coast and make a living as fishermen, although in recent years, tourism has also become an important source of livelihood. They are extremely skilled at woodcarving, hence the masks which are used in rituals and ancestor worship.

1. gyppotravelreviews.wordpress.com
2. 5 years ago

There are also woven pieces, agricultural tools, clothes made from bark, weapons, and musical instruments. The museum is all too small, as it is interesting but won’t take much longer than 45 minutes to look round. I definitely recommend considering it as part of an extension to the National Museum rather than making a separate visit. Think of it as 3 museums for RM10 when added to the Ethnology of the Malay World Museum, and in that spirit it’s worth the entry fee and the journey.

1. gyppotravelreviews.wordpress.com
2. last year

That said, I must note that perhaps the original Telibong version is much better, and maybe I will get to find out in future. However, on the basis of KL’s I will struggle to persuade my wife to come along!

1. erisgoesto.com
2. 4 years ago

Muzium Ethnologi Dunia Melayu (Musuem of Malay World Ethnology) is dedicated to Malay culture and history, where visitors can learn about traditional games, clothing, accessories, arts and crafts and weaponry, among others. While not very large, visitors will find a good collection of exhibits on display, with detailed descriptions.

1. erisgoesto.com
2. 5 years ago

Entry to Petrosains is RM18.50 for Malaysians and RM28 for non-Malaysians.

1. erisgoesto.com
2. 5 years ago

Entrance fee: RM6 (adults), RM3 (children)

1. happygokl.com
2. 6 years ago

This crane seems to be the favourite of most kids, with a queue quickly forming next to it.

1. gyppotravelreviews.wordpress.com
2. 5 years ago

Like nearly all the museums on site, you would feel a little bit aggrieved if you had travelled a long way just for this one, but as a package it is definitely worthwhile.

1. amadeusbv.blogspot.com
2. 6 years ago

进来绕一圈，除了学到马来西亚华人生活外，还能得到玩迷宫所带来的乐趣！

1. www.snowman1314.com
2. 6 years ago

I am really excited to share with you guys about this new attraction at Petaling Street. It has been a famous tourist since its launch and opens too. I visit this attraction last two weekends, it definitely opens up my eyes during my visit. For those who love to take photos and post on social media, you will definitely enjoy yourself here. Not only you are able to explore and learn more about Chinatown from other countries. You can meet Bruce Lee too during your visit! After exploring historical of Malaysia and China Town, you may experience their unique designed maze in the dark. With figures of famous celebrities flaunting you along the way, this attraction will provide wonderful opportunities for a photo op, or simply a selfie.

1. xinaday.com
2. 5 years ago

说实话, 这里很多模型都有种年久失修的感觉, 甚至有些已经布满了灰尘, 让我有种小小的失望~

1. chillout-soulout-freakout.blogspot.com
2. 7 years ago

In 1957 which is the independence year of Malaysia, this was the palace for our Yang di-Pertuan Agong (Monarch) and Permaisuri Agong (Queen) until 2011 where they have moved to a new palace which is located in Jalan Duta. With 54 years of history and it has becomes a Muzium Diraja in 2013. Muzium Diraja is a museum where you will see how the castle exactly looks like in Malaysia.