The National Museum of Malaysia (with baby)

There are a total of 4 exhibition galleries split into 2 levels. Gallery A was great, showcasing the prehistoric era, however, same cannot be said for the subsequent galleries. Even though the exhibits were interesting, the lack of air-conditioning was ruining it. It was not condusive to enjoy the displays and ended up rushing to finish viewing. The rest room / toilet is not convenient as you have...

In a short walking distance from the KL central station. 4 sections of department tells a history of war, people and culture in Malaysia. It was a good place to stop by, tour around and learn a history. Quiet, short trip and ticket purchasing required.

The Pameran Fabrik ASEAN exhibition is worth a visit, especially since admission is free. The exhibition explores the cultural tapestry of the region under the theme of “different but similar,” a highly apt description for the member countries of ASEAN. A highlight is the engaging interactive photo booth. Visitors can select a specific country and background to generate a digital portrait featuri...

Me and my dad visits Muzium Negara on early October when they held an event of Temasya Riuh Sekampung. Buying ticket process and entering the main entrance was smooth. The interior design of the building are quite fascinating. There are 2 floor level. Each floor consist two gallery. The artifcats shown about the early age of human until what Malaysia had today. Some parts are interactive which mak...

I went to Muzium Negara with my kid last Saturday. There was some kind of carnival going on around the area — not sure what it was about, and honestly, I didn’t bother much. The entrance fee was RM2 for adults, while kids below 12 get in for free. It’s been more than 20 years since I last visited this place, so I was quite curious to see what has changed — and thought it’d be a good little tour f...