Sabah Museum
During my school days, I remember my school used to organize field trip after the year end exam. Teachers will distribute the field trip permission slip and students will not be allowed to take the trip unless parental permission is granted. We used to visit the National museum, library, factories and even Palace! Of course all of us were so excited for the day to come. However, as I grow up, it's sad to say that I no longer visit the museum. I can barely recall when was the last time I went to the museum. Maybe I'm not a museum person and find it pretty boring.
Since I'm currently here in Sabah and I have yet to visit the Sabah Museum, I decided to make a trip there. Admission fee is RM 2 and you will get a one day pass to the Sabah Museum and Islamic Civilisation Museum. Taking photograph in the exhibition hall is prohibited. So, I can only show some of the photos taken outside the museum and also the Heritage Village. Entrance to the Heritage Village is free of charge.
I spend an hour in the museum and another hour in the Heritage Village. The museum is dimly lit and some of the area is under renovation. I went on a weekday and there's not much visitors. Most of the time, I was the only person in the exhibition room. Somehow, it gives me the creeps due to the dimly lit room. On the other hand, I quite enjoy the Heritage Village. I get to enjoy the greenery around the pond and experience different types of traditional houses. Inside some houses, there's people selling handicraft such as necklace and bracelet made from beads. Before entering the Heritage Village do take note of the below notice:
Heritage Village notice
a) Remove all footwear before entering the house
b) Smoking, eating and drinking in or near the house are prohibited
c) Littering and spitting in the house are forbidden
d) Do not run while in the house
e) All children under 12 years old must be accompanied by adult
f) Perambulators or strollers are not allowed in the house
g) Animals / pets are not allowed in the house and its vicinity
h) Do not remove or disturb and plant in the compound or labels from the exhibits and artifacts from the house
Admission charges to the Sabah Museum:
a) Malaysian - RM 2
b) Non Malaysian - RM 15
c) Students in uniform / student card - free
d) Senior citizens aged 55 years and above - free
e) Children aged 12 and under - free
f) Disabled visitors - free
g) Taxi driver - free
Sabah Museum
Sabah Museum
I couldn't find any tag or label. I guess it's an old cannon?
Locomotive No. 7 Sir Ralph Hone
Label not displayed. I have no idea what it is.
Model: AJS; Year of manufacture: 1952
35 years old 350cc four stroke machine bears an old Jesselton number plate J1206
Model: Vauxhall Velax; Year of manufacture: 1956
Model: Audi; Year of manufacture: 1972
Model: Wolseley; Year of manufacture: 1959
Entrance to the Sabah museum
Islamic Civilisation Museum
Heritage Village
Hanging bridge - capacity 10 persons at one trip
Rungus longhouse
Murut longhouse
Interior of Murut longhouse
Interior of Murut longhouse (bedroom)
Blow-pipe making platform
Latex processing hut
Bisaya house
Interior of bisaya house
Interior of Bajau house
Interior of Bajau house
Iranun house
Suluk house
Interior of Suluk house
Hakka house
Interior of Hakka house
Lotud house
Interior of Lotud house
Pond
Pond
Pond
Pond (Photographer in action)
Pond
Panorama view of the pond
Address:
Kompleks Muzium Sabah
Jalan Muzium,
88300 Kota Kinabalu,
Sabah
Opening hours: 9am - 5pm (Daily)
Tel: 088 - 225 033
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