Royal Malaysia Police Museum
Royal Malaysia Police Museum
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Dot H
Ipswich, UK201 contributions
Feb 2023 • Couples
We came across this little museum on the way to somewhere else and decided to pop in. It was a very interesting museum, lots of information and many exhibits well displayed. An impressive display of weaponry. Well worth a visit
Written 31 March 2023
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B T
London, UK1,194 contributions
Aug 2022
The museum was free and they have lots of exhibits with information about police, uniforms, documents and lots of guns.
Written 14 August 2022
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waget
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia400 contributions
Feb 2022
The museum has a very good lay-out and has a lot of exhibits inside and outside. It shows the history of the police force in Malaysia and it also has a good display of weaponry used from the olden times. They also have a collection of transports surrounding the museum from tanks to a boat and a helicopter.
Written 12 March 2022
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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia65 contributions
Dec 2020
Excellent displays and information.
The only negative comment is that the lighting could be greatly improved which would definitely enhance the displays.
Needs to be more widely advertised.
The only negative comment is that the lighting could be greatly improved which would definitely enhance the displays.
Needs to be more widely advertised.
Written 22 January 2021
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Carolyn Xu
Puchong, Malaysia237 contributions
Sep 2020 • Solo
This place is truly underrated. I’m surprised by the detailed information provided, running through Kesultanan Melayu Melaka, to Communist and Japanese invasion til current times. Lots to see and no entrance fee is imposed. Good place for school children too.
However, there were not enough lightings and it’s a bit dinghy.
However, there were not enough lightings and it’s a bit dinghy.
Written 13 September 2020
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Mark J
Melbourne, Australia28 contributions
Mar 2020
We visited here a few years ago and decided to do a return visit with our friends. Forget it is a police museum just go to see the history. Amazing what you can learn. The staff were great and we showed a photo a one of the staff members from our last trip. The staff recognised her and whilst touring the museum they located her and she turned up and spent time talking to us. The history is good and also includes some of Singapore from the early days. Well worth the visit and then also look at the bird sanctuary and planetarium close by.
Written 22 March 2020
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Charissetay
13 contributions
Feb 2020 • Solo
As the title says, I loved this place!
If you’re looking for some time to kill OR enrich your history of Malaysia, this is a good place to go to.
The entrance is totally Free! And it’s location is stategicalle clustered with 2 other historical museums not too far away.
The have an outside portion, with a memorial that displays the names of all the fallen heroes of Malaysia, and the inner portion takes you on a journey of the early history all the way to current times in Malaysia.
The highlight for me was in the second section where they have a locked room full of guns and bullets on display along with other weapons used in past wars. I loved it so much!! We could see different bullet sizes close up and the types of different guns. This was the most interesting section to me.
The rest of the sections are definitely worth visiting as well. As a Malaysian myself, I have not been there even though I’ve lived in my own country all my life.
Definitely highly recommended! Go for it!
Do check operation hours on google first before your trip.
If you’re looking for some time to kill OR enrich your history of Malaysia, this is a good place to go to.
The entrance is totally Free! And it’s location is stategicalle clustered with 2 other historical museums not too far away.
The have an outside portion, with a memorial that displays the names of all the fallen heroes of Malaysia, and the inner portion takes you on a journey of the early history all the way to current times in Malaysia.
The highlight for me was in the second section where they have a locked room full of guns and bullets on display along with other weapons used in past wars. I loved it so much!! We could see different bullet sizes close up and the types of different guns. This was the most interesting section to me.
The rest of the sections are definitely worth visiting as well. As a Malaysian myself, I have not been there even though I’ve lived in my own country all my life.
Definitely highly recommended! Go for it!
Do check operation hours on google first before your trip.
Written 9 March 2020
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TDKToronto
Toronto, Canada102 contributions
Oct 2019
The museum is filled with lots of items and there is so much information too. To fully appreciate the museum you need at least over an hour. The different rooms have items from the early days and follows a timeline to modern day. We found it fascinating. Staff are very helpful and there is no charge for the visit.
Written 31 October 2019
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Neelam Vyas
Mumbai, India27 contributions
Aug 2019
Ok OK experience
All types of tanks are there
there are some vintage cars also
History of malyasian Police
All types of tanks are there
there are some vintage cars also
History of malyasian Police
Written 22 September 2019
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nik n
17 contributions
Sep 2019 • Family
We have two kids under 5 and we didn't plan on stopping. We were parked nearby for some other activity and just stumbled on this place. What a great find!
Firstly, its free!! Cant beat that. Consists of 3 galleries and multiple outdoor attractions like an old armored train carriage, police ship, cable cars etc. Which the kids really loved.
Galleries showcased different weapons but also a little bit about police history in Malaysia.Better yet, all galleries were air conditioned. True, some displays were a bit 'dated' but still well kept and mantained nonetheless.
If youre in the area, or looking to kill 60-90mins, definitely head here.
Firstly, its free!! Cant beat that. Consists of 3 galleries and multiple outdoor attractions like an old armored train carriage, police ship, cable cars etc. Which the kids really loved.
Galleries showcased different weapons but also a little bit about police history in Malaysia.Better yet, all galleries were air conditioned. True, some displays were a bit 'dated' but still well kept and mantained nonetheless.
If youre in the area, or looking to kill 60-90mins, definitely head here.
Written 15 September 2019
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Peter H
Redditch, UK8 contributions
My late father Mr IP Hyde GM was a young police Lieutenant who joined the SOVF during the times of the Emergency. He eras awarded the George Medal by General Templar and attended the Queens Coronation parade representing The Confederation Of Malaysia police Force.
We hopefully will be coming to Singapore in Jan 2022 , I would like to Honour my dad by presenting you a copy of his medal .
Is this something that can be organised ?
If is I look forward to your reply.
Kindest regards,
Peter Hyde
Bill A
Swindon, UK10 contributions
Does the Museum hold incident reports on ambushes during the Malayan Emergency?
I am looking for information on the terrorists that ambushed two vehicles at mile 98 on the Manchis to Bentong road travelling on Boxing Day 26 December 1956. They killed eight of the eleven persons who were returning to 6 Malay Regiment having been to a recovery job One of the survivors was a British school boy. Son of S/Sgt Harris REME
David A
Leeds, UK289 contributions
Bill,
Not as far as I am aware. Their role/experience in the Emergency was sketched over. David
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