The Malacca Sultanate Palace Museum
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| THE BUILDING OF MUSEUM |
The Malacca Sultanate palace museum is very unique as it is built with traditional techniques such as peg and if here it is back to the golden age of the state of Malacca
Interesting facts about the museum
On the first floor, there were exhibition halls included in a series of volunteer figures depicting the reign of the Malay Sultanate of Malacca such as facing the King and other court rules. On the second floor, the Sultan's venue and its rooms are on display while on the third floor there is a reserve of treasures.
In addition, these three levels include exhibition materials such as Royal Pancaragan room, firearm, jewelery, gifts, recreation halls and Islamic halls. The galleries feature the Hang Tuah and Hang Jebat battles, traditional clothes and royal rooms. Among the exhibition items include prints and pictures of the Malay Sultanate of Malacca, Istana Sultan Mansur Shah palace, Malay weapons, Malay traditional wedding dresses, jewelery and Loyang items.
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| OLD COURT SCENE |
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| HANG TUAH & HANG JEBAT FIGHT |
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| BALAIRONG SENI |
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| TRADITIONAL MALAY CLOTHING COLLECTION |
Original design
The palace has a roofed roof and the first roof is the longest one measuring 75 meters and 12.5 meters wide, at the ends of each roof is obscured slightly above the same as the design of the Minangkabau house. The palace is constructed by four stalks of pillars as well as the support of each other. At the front of the castle there are six balconies which have had their own significance in the past.
Other attraction
Faced with the entrance of the museum there is a flower garden with a beautiful landscape known as the park of ban. Historical prohibitions are the playgrounds of the royal princesses.
Ticket price
Child Citizens: RM 2.00
Non Citizenship Adult: RM 10.00
Non-Malaysian Child: RM 2.00
Operation hours
Monday-Sunday: 9am to 5pm
Location
Near Kota A'Famosa
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