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Sunday, July 15, 2012
Museum: DMDI Museum
DMDI Museum (also known as Malay World Islamic World Museum
or Muzium Dunia Melayu Dunia Islam) is housed in Bastion House located along
Jalan Kota. Bastion House was built during the British era for the officers and
administrators based in Melaka.
DMDI Museum has become a reference point on issues related
to the Malay communities in the whole
archipelago region, in terms of their socio-economic status. DMDI Museum also
exhibits various artifacts from the neighbouring Islamic countries.
Location:
Jalan Kota, 75000
Melaka
Operation Hour:
Open daily from 9.00 a.m. to 5.30 p.m.
Admission Fee:
Adult – RM2.00
Children below the age of 12 – RM1.00
Contact:
Perbadanan Muzium Melaka (PERZIM)
Kompleks Warisan Melaka
Jalan Kota, 75000
Melaka.
Tel : 06-2826526/2811289
Fax : 06-2826745
Email : admin@perzim.gov.my
Museum: UMNO Museum
The establishing of UMNO Museum in Melaka is a rational step
in the history of the Malays since everything significant within its scope
originated from there. The Melaka Empire is acknowledged throughout the world
as the catalyst and core of Malay civilization in Malaysia. It has been a model
for the past and present Malay state and society in the aspect of establishing
the system of the country, politics, economy, culture, literature and upholding
Islam as the system of belief and lifestyle of the Malays.
Melaka Umno Museum is located along Jalan Kota, in Bandar
Hilir, which is the museum belt of Malacca. The museum showcases historical
exhibits related to the founding and struggles. Among the items displayed are
old photographs, letters and other documents. The reason to site the museum in
Malacca is, among others, because Umno was founded in that state. Also, being
the brainchild of Malacca Chief Minister, Datuk Seri Mohd Ali Rustam, it is
part of the plan to build 21 museums in Malacca - certainly a plan that pushes
for quantity over quality.
Therefore, the building of the UMNO Museum is justified
because of the importance of Melaka as the catalyst in the development of our
country and upon it lies the glorious past of the political history of the
Malays and Malaysia.
The museum houses all the achievement records of UMNO in the politic of Melaka and country and also document the role of UMNO in upholding
the interest of the Malays and the development of Malaysia.
The museum enlighten today’s generation on the contribution
of UMNO as the backbone of the Perikatan and Barisan Nasional in the aspect of
the political leadership, administration and the development of Melaka and
Malaysia as well as to be the information centre of UMNO and Malaysian politics
for the general public and foreigners.
Besides that, the museum also become the medium to express
gratitude and respect to the leaders of Melaka UMNO and Malaysia who have
contributed tremendously for sake of religion, their countrymen and the nation
and to instill a sense of appreciation towards national history and religion in
order to encourage patriotism among Malaysians.
Opening Hours:
9:00 am – 5:30 pm (Daily)
9:00 am – 12:45 pm &
2:45 pm – 5:30 pm (Fridays)
Entrance Fee:
RM1.00 (Adult)
RM0.50 (Children)
Museum: World Bee Museum
Located near the Ayer Keroh toll, this is both a museum and
shop where you can learn about different bee species around the world, and
purchase related products such as honey. Madu Lebah Soon Lee ( M’sia ) Sdn Bhd
operates the museum daily including public holidays from 9.00am to 6.00pm.
You will be surprised to discover details about the many
species of bees that exist in our world , its lifestyle and behaviour. Here you
will learn how bees are bred for honey.
On display at the museum are various products from honey bee
raw material including:
Honey – the natural sweet substance produced by honeybees
from the nectar of flower blossoms.
Propolis – beehive products from buds, flowers and tree bark
which contain honey, pollen and royal jelly known to have healing properties.
Royal Jelly –gland secretions used by bees to feed Queen
Bees that have unique natural hormones, vitamin B-complex, pantothenic acid etc
that have rejuvenation effects for better physical performance, better memory,
improved immune systems and sexual desire making those who consume it less
prone to viral bacteria and illness.
Bee Venom – contains 18 active substances that are used for
bee venom therapy for the treatment of arthritis, asthma, acute and chronic
injuries, multiple sclerosis as well as treatment of scar tissues.
Drone Pupas - immatured form of bees that provides and
enhances energy for the human body as well as improve skin deterioration
thereby delaying ageing. Also taken to prevent heart disease, nausea, urination
problems, lung disease and women sexual organ diseases.
Entrance Fee:
Free
Contact:
Madu Lebah Soon Lee ( M’sia) Sdn Bhd
Lot 2363, Batu 7 ½ , No Gerai(14),
Pusat Pelancongan Air Keroh
Jalan Air Keroh. Mini Malaysia
75450 Melaka
Tel/Fax : ++ 6 06 2331536
E-mail : giant-bee-museum@yahoo.com
Museum: Transportation Museum
Malaysia took the first step into the heavy industry
especially in the manufacturing of commercial vehicles with the establishment
of HICOM (Heavy Industries Corporation of Malaysia) in 1980, and PROTON (the
National Automobile Industry) in 1983.
Subsequently in 1993, PERODUA (the second National
Automibile Industry) was formed and again in 1995, MODENAS (National
Motor-cycles and Engines) was established. The Malaysian Motor Industry has
since developed by leaps and bounds.
As an adjunct to the development of the
motor industry, the Chief Minister of Melaka, YAB Datuk Seri Mohd Ali Rustam,
initiated the “Car Emporium” concept which was officially declared open on 2
January 2010.
Located in Melaka Autocity near MITC, the Transportation
Museum exhibits various types of vehicles including cars, motorcycles, bicycles
and other such means of transportation, each with its own antique and unique
features. Most of the vehicles being
displayed in the Transportation Museum are being placed here by the owners for
public appreciation. A total of more than 40 types of mode of transportation
are being exhibited here.
All the vehicle exhibits in the Transportation Museum are
still functional and some of them are even for sale (most of them have a board
at,detailing information such as the owner’s name, the car price and contact
number). Alternatively, you can also get the owner’s contact from the
management of the museum.
Location:
Melaka Autocity, Taman Tasik Utama, 75350 Melaka
Operation Hour:
Wednesday – Sunday: 9.00 a.m. – 5.30 p.m.
Close on Monday and Tuesday.
Admission Fee:
Adult – RM10.00
Children below the age of 12/Student – RM5.00
Contact Details:
Perbadanan Muzium Melaka (PERZIM)
Kompleks Warisan Melaka
Jalan Kota, 75000
Melaka
Tel: 06-2826526/2811289
Fax: 06-2826745
Email: admin@perzim.gov.my
Museum: Submarine Museum
The RM12.5 million submarine museum showcasing the
French-made SMD Ouessant Agosta 70 class submarine, deemed a waste of money by
some quarters, is expected to attract about 500,000 tourists and visitors to
Malaysia’s “historical state” by the end of the year.
The museum had drawn 53,737 visitors, a figure that could
well reach 500,000 by December. The figure included 10,000 tourists. Based on
the popularity and returns generated, the cost of bringing in the former French
navy submersible from Brest had become irrelevant. The museum also acts as an
information centre for those interested in knowing more about submarines.
Reputed to be the first and only Submarine Museum (Muzium
Kapal Selam) in Malaysia which opened to public on 22 November 2011 for 10 days
and closed for refurbishment work and reopened on 17 December 2011. One of the main attraction of the Submarine
Museum is that it houses the decommissioned Agosta 70 class submarine named SMD
Ouessant.
Built in 1979, the French made submarine measured 67.57
meter in length, 11.75 meter in heigh and 6.5 meter in width. SMD Ouessant was previously
used for training submarine crew in Malaysia from 2005 to 2009 following the
acquisition of two submarines by the Ministry of Defense of Malaysia.
Location:
Dataran 1Malaysia, Pantai Klebang Melaka
Admission Fee:
Adult – RM3
Children – RM1
50% discount is available for senior citizen.
Museum: Al-Quran Museum
Melaka Al-Quran Museum is a glorious landmark dedicated to
the spread of Islam in Melaka. It is located in the Phase II of the Al-Azim State Mosque Complex in Bukit Palah, Melaka.
Opened to the public on 10 January 2008 in
conjuction with Ma’al Hijrah 1429, Melaka Al-Quran Museum was built to showcase
Melaka as an Islamic country and the coming of Islam to the Malay world. This
museum also functions as a resource centre in relation to Al-Quran and Islamic
education.
Melaka Al-Quran Museum displays the historical past of
Islamisation beginning from the divine revelation throught the growth of Islam
in the era of the Prophet Rasulluah S.A.W.. and his friends, which had spread
throughout the Middle East, Indo China and the rest of the Malay world.
It is ultimate
destination to any visitors who would like to learn more about the Al-Quran and
Islam in Malaysia. There is also a museum shop here. The exhibits are displayed
in 12 main hall in the form of graphical panel, artifacts, demonstrations and
audio visual.
Operation Hour:
Tuesday – Sunday: 9.00 a.m. to 5.30 p.m.
Closed on Monday
Admission Fee:
Children below the age of 12 – RM1.00
Adult – RM2.00
Contact Details:
Perbadanan Muzium Melaka (PERZIM)
Kompleks Warisan Melaka
Jalan Kota, 75000
Melaka
Tel: 06-2826526/2811289
Fax: 06-2826745
Email: admin@perzim.gov.my
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