Malaysia is famous for museums such as the My Bank Currency, Telekom Museum, International Shipping Museum, Tropical Research Institute of Malaysia Museum
My Bank Currency Museum:
It is located in Kuala Lumpur. The museum was founded in 1988. The museum contains coins from ancient history until the establishment of the modern Malaysian state. The museum is a rich center for researchers to complete their research material.
Telecom Museum of Malaysia :
It is located in Kuala Lumpur. The museum includes a number of communication devices in Malaysia from a long time ago. The museum also houses the first telephone set used in Malaysia.
World Shipping Museum:
The location is in Kuala Lumpur. This museum was established in 1992 AD and is considered the first of its kind in Malaysia. The museum provides visitors with the development of maritime shipping operations in all its forms from 1968 AD to the present time and the extent of its development.
Museum of Tropical Research Institute of Malaysia:
It is located in Selangor. The museum was established in 1952 and the purpose of its establishment was to know and preserve the types of plant life and to educate people about their importance to wildlife.
The Islamic Museum of Art: It is located in the city of Kuala Lumpur. The museum includes a number of pictures of ancient Islamic art, especially ancient architectural art, and even the Ottoman era of the Islamic state in the past.
Basic information before tourism in Malaysia
Tourism in Malaysia attracts travelers from all over the world, due to its richness in sunny beaches, lush rainforests, and vibrant culture.
To facilitate your trip, the "Tourism Site in Malaysia" provides information that you must see when visiting Malaysia:
1) It is preferable to try to learn Malay words, knowing that not all the locals speak the same language as the tourists, although most of them speak English.
In rural areas, locals can say simple phrases like "How are you?" Thank you".
To communicate better with them, body language (and a smile) can be used so that they understand what you are trying to say
2) It is advised to join the special organized programs, such as:
1- food tours,
2- City tours
3- hiking,
4- Many other recreational activities.
3) It is recommended to try many local dishes from popular stalls, as they cost about two US dollars, and huge dishes can be ordered to share with friends, which are cheaper.
4) Be prepared for hot and humid weather, bearing in mind that Malaysia has a tropical climate, with temperatures ranging between 28-31 degrees Celsius.
It may be very hot on certain days, and wetter on rainy and sunny days.
Therefore, it is preferable to enjoy indoor activities to avoid sweating in the sun or soaking in the rain, especially spending time in shopping malls, browsing stores, and enjoying meals in cafes.
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5) It is preferable to avoid visiting Malaysia during the fog season, knowing that in 2015, along with Singapore and Thailand, Malaysia suffered fog for a month, due to the illegal mass burning of forests in Indonesia.
6) It is advised to take advantage of public transportation, which has become more convenient for tourists.
There are several lines, including the LRT, MRT, and Monorail to use to get out and back in Kuala Lumpur.
In other states in Malaysia such as Penang, Melaka, and Ipoh, it is possible to get around on public buses.
7) Tipping should be avoided, as many cafes and restaurants charge a 10% service charge and a 6% goods and services tax.
8) It is recommended to wear appropriate clothing to enjoy a hiking adventure in the rainforest and mountains, as well as wearing comfortable sports shoes, taking insect repellent and some healthy snacks in case you feel hungry along the way, in addition to the need to drink plenty of water to keep the body hydrated. "Kuala Lumpur City Center Park , Cheap Flights to Kuala Lumpur from London"
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