Description

Did you know that Johor was a predominantly Chinese state back in the day? Or that planting pineapples propelled the state to become one of Malaysia’s top fruit producers? Housed in a four-story building, the Johor Bahru Chinese Heritage Museum (RM6/adult, RM3/child) is packed with various artifacts and documentation on display, old coins and notes, music instruments, photos, porcelain and more paraphernalia that'll teach you more about the Chinese population living here in the past.

More details @ jb-tionghua.org.my