Kedah State Museum, Alor Setar

Kedah State Museum, Alor Setar (2 August, 2015)


Kedah State Museum (GPS: 6.13609, 100.36885) is the main museum in Kedah. It was originally known as the Kedah State Historical Museum (Muzium Sejarah Kedah), and was established on 3 February, 1957.

The Kedah State Museum was relocated to its present site at Bakar Bata, near the banks of Sungah Kedah in 1964. The present museum complex was completed in 1977 at a cost of RM8 million.

Admittance to the Kedah State Museum is free, but photography is forbidden inside the building. The museum is very spacious, with exhibits spread over two to three levels, depending of section.

360° View of Kedah State Museum on Google Maps Street View

Front view of Kedah State Museum (2 August, 2015)

Address

Kedah State Museum
Jalan bakar Bata
off Lebuhraya Darul Aman
05100 Alor Setar, Kedah
Phone: +60-4-733 1162

The Kedah State Museum is on the Map of Lebuhraya Darul Aman, Alor Setar

The Kedah State Museum is on the Map of Alor Setar

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