DIY Trip – Muzium Negara

----- -----  Somehow, this happen and occurred to me, after seeing Batu Caves, eating at an Indian restaurant, and then going to Muzium Negara. What is the reason and purpose of going to a place I haven't even consider when I woke up and was writing my Kuala Lumpur itinerary? The team form by chance, decided to visit Muzium Negara, which is easily accessible by train from Batu Caves. Muzium Negara has its own train, so it's on the train map. In fact, this was my fifth time visiting Kuala Lumpur, and I was completely unfamiliar with the train routes, which is understandable because I'm not used to it. The Muzium Negara entrance ticket is available at the entrance gate, and it's easy to exit the train station and get onto the right track. There were many strange stories here, like those of a drunk person. Without realizing it, this trip took quite a long time.      As I learned from this trip, reading the captions for each footage, it turns out that Malaysia and Indonesia are actually inseparable because they are of the same race. Things that can be understood if you seriously follow each layer of the fascinating stories behind each exhibit.     Each region has its own museum because it represents historical relics that have existed since the region's formation, even long before it was named. It's an important lesson that every era has its time and legacy. Traditional clothing, footwear, jewelry, cooking utensils, war tools, even spices and technology are all comprehensively summarized and described in an attractive layout on every side. Watch your step because almost all the items on display are covered in clear glass, making it seem seamless.       The national museum building is quite large, even enormous, considering the numerous types and instruments on display, displayed, and created like a timeline that tells the detailed story of each event. Therefore, it requires sufficient space to accommodate all the fossils, even though almost all of them are replicas. It has two floors and a basement, and is quite spacious and visited by many people. In fact, it was very crowded on a Saturday.   The state museum also has very nice architecture and the part that I like the most is there is a little pool with a cool shower right near the entrance to the train if we want to leave from the other side, because there are 2 doors to enter and exit this state museum. ----- See you the next time hive friends! ----- ----- Editing by Lightroom and VN iphone 11 ----- ----- ----- [//]:# (!worldmappin 3.13845 lat 101.68739 long d3scr)