The Malay and Islamic World Museum is a museum about Malay and Islamic cultures in Malacca City, Malacca, Malaysia. It is housed in the Bastion House building which was built in 1910 and occupied by the British rubber company Dunlop until 1986.
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It was okay place to visit. The room was super quiet and some of the room does not have good ligthing. It was dimly lit. When I went there I was the only person there. Not a single person or tour guide or a guard to keep watch the museum. Tho it is an interesting place to visit to know the history of islam and malayu in melaka if you are interested. Lots of instruments, tools, keris/sword, traditional clothes & etc. Free entry if you use the tickets from The discovery of the body...
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The Malay and Islamic World Museum is one of the museum at the historical city of Malacca. It is located below the St. Paul / Malacca Hill. It is located at the Bastion House, a building developed by a Bristish rubber company in 1910. This site was used to be the Malacca Fortress which was demolished by British colonial government. At this museum, visitors may get knowledge on Malay culture and Islamic culture...
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Giving this place this ranking because it was closed when we visited this. Like most of the museums in MALACCA were closed for unknown reasons. Some were closed due to renovations while others were closed due to unknown reason. So, if you are going towards this museum, make sure that this place is open! Insta id:...
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