While walking around this city
is a great way to discover the
history malaysia, sometimes
there’s nothing better than a
carefully Lumpur hasnumerouto
documenting the development
of this beautiful country, from
its cultural aspects to its
advancements in technology
and architecture. We at
Culture Trip recommend these
museums for a fulfilling
educational trip about Malaysia’s
past,present
and
future.
National Museum of Malaysia
Designed
in
accordance
to the features of a Malay
Minangkabau Gadang palace,
the National Museum erected
in 1963 by the third official
21
Agong king of new Malaysia
after the independence of
Malaya from the colonial forces
of Britain hosts the majority of
the country’s history. Detailing
records of prehistoric life to
current historical events and
achievements, this museum
prides itself in displaying the
timeline of how this part of
the continent, that came to be
known as Malaya, developed
into Malaysia. Spend a few
hours exploring among the
many artifacts, flora and fauna,
cultural artworks, currency
and structures Malaysia was
built on and which continue to
preserve its identity. Islamic
Arts Museum Appreciatethe
intricate beauty of the religion
of Islam and understand the
stories behind its recurring
artistic motifs with a visit to this
shrine like museum dedicated
to Malaysia’s national religion.
The biggest museum housing
Islamic arts and artifacts in
Southeast Asia, contributions
from all over the world are on
display. Trace the history of the
religion all over the world, from
the cradle of Islam Middle East
and Iran, to China, India and of
course Southeast Asia.