[2024 Kuala Lumpur Attraction] Travel Guide for Royal Malaysia Police Museum (Updated Nov)

Museum Police of Malaysia (KL)

Getting There -  They are close by to Bird Park, Tun Abdul Razak Memorial etc. Attractions - Not only about uniform history, you may be surprised back then Malaysia police enforcement still under British supervision till 1970's. Afterwards, then only the transformation of Security System, Outfit uniform and Integity department. #awesomepic#museumquest#newphotographer#uniquelodging#travelsnacks#naturalwonders

Royal Malaysia Police Museum

#myhiddengems There are many vehicles, weapons, artillery pieces and even an entire patrol boat on display, it must have been a huge undertaking to tow and install everything here. Inside the facility you will see many hallways and exhibits depicting many eras of Malayan history from colonial times to the Emergencies of last century. There are some very intense dioramas depicting close quarters jungle warfare and you can see and touch many relics of each era including equipment, armaments and period uniforms. The Police Museum is a hidden gem and anyone interested in military history, law enforcement or even war gaming would find this place well worth an hour or two to slowly explore. Many of the vintage machines like the police motorcycles are in immaculate condition though always ask if you're allowed to touch or interact with them first. 1. Visited on - Weekday 2. Wait time - No wait 3. Reservation recommended - No

Visa-free Royal Malaysia Police Museum①

I didn't expect my first visit to the Royal Malaysia Police Museum in Kuala Lumpur to be both sparsely visited and exceptionally exciting! Location: Muzium Polis Diraja Malaysia (No.5, Jalan Perdana, Tasik Perdana, 50480 Kuala Lumpur). Closed on Mondays, free of charge, no appointment needed. There are physical exhibits around the outside of the museum: police armored vehicles, airplanes, motorcycles, etc. Inside, there is the history of the evolution and development of the Royal Malaysia Police from the Malacca Sultanate period to the present. In fact, the advantage of 'browsing' a museum exhibition is having fewer people!

Behind Bars: Unveiling the fun in KL

#kualalumpurtrip Step into the Kuala Lumpur Police Museum, where crime history meets comedy in unexpected ways. This museum promises a riotous journey through law enforcement's past and a side-splitting exploration of the serious business of keeping the peace. First on the list is the "Misdemeanor Mania Exhibit," showcasing the quirkiest crimes and mishaps that left even the sternest officers scratching their heads. From eccentric heists to peculiar pranks, it's a display that turns lawbreaking into a laugh-out-loud affair. For an interactive experience, head to the "Crime Scene Capers" zone, where visitors can try their hand at solving comical mock crimes. It's an opportunity to channel your inner detective while navigating through hilariously staged investigations, proving that even crime scenes can have a humorous twist. The "Police Parade of Peculiar Protectors" steals the spotlight, featuring a collection of the oddest police uniforms and accessories throughout history. From flamboyant hats to quirky badges, this exhibit reveals the lighter side of the law, reminding visitors that even the most serious professions can have a touch of whimsy. The Kuala Lumpur Police Museum isn't just an exhibition; it's a laughter-inducing exploration that turns crime history into a comedic escapade. So, don your detective hat, brace yourself for chuckles, and embark on a whimsical journey through the unexpected humor of law enforcement at the Kuala Lumpur Police Museum

best trip ever ❤️❤️

The Special Police Museum

#meetkualalumpur Address: 5, Jalan Perdana, Tasik Perdana, 50480 Kuala Lumpur. Getting there: It is around 10 minutes walk from the Kuala Lumpur KTM station. Highlights: The Royal Malaysia Police Museum exhibits many artifacts collection and historical information on the historical development of the police institution in Malaysia. It is divided into three galleries. Outdoor exhibition consist of old vehicles used by Royal Malaysia Police such as IGP's car, old cannons and sea craft. It also teaches the young generation about the history of Malaysia police. It is a great place for families to visit this museum. Opening hours: 9am to 5pm daily, closed on Monday #visitmalaysia #kuala_lumpur