Komentar :
Betty (28/03/2018 07:37)
Small 3 stories museum in a shoplot but quite interesting.
bs anjo (22/01/2018 09:12)
overall it's a interesting place to visit, at least u get a little knowledge about chinese history in johor. The only disappointment is the audio visual room.
Abdulhayy Johnson (04/01/2018 01:50)
Small but worth a visit. Although the museum's primary focus is on local Chinese heritage it also includes plenty of artifacts and history relating to Johor Bahru in general.
YewJin Lee (22/12/2017 03:08)
Good place to spend an hour to learn more about the story of Chinese immigration and contributions in Johore. Had an interesting exhibition on pepper and Gambier production. Finally understood the origin of the "Kang" eg in Lim Chu Kang
Encik Anif (14/12/2017 04:13)
This is a great place to visit if you are in Johor Bahru. For admission, visitors are charged RM5 for adults while RM3 for children. The museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm and closed on Mondays.
This 3 storey building houses a variety of interesting collection and exhibitions regarding the development of the Chinese community as well as the history of the state of Johore in general.
Dean Stanton (01/10/2017 00:23)
Rear entrance backs onto the street that is Chinatown. Saturday evenings transformed into dance and entertainment. Some excellent places to eat!
Paul BARBIER (02/09/2017 13:29)
Very interesting place for those want to discover this part of Malaysia history. Shows are interesting and documented
Miss Fadillah (20/07/2017 14:44)
What a fine job they did on maximizing the space for this museum. 3 floors of museum dedicated only in chinese heritage and history just made my day. Do not skip this place if you're in Johor Bahru.
Joseph Dale (25/05/2017 12:59)
Tells about the history of the Chinese in the area. Nothing really stands out as remarkable, but they try to do a decent job.
kuanbt (19/05/2017 21:03)
Chinese tradition 🗞♥
Yeo Kai Wen (20/04/2017 06:14)
A quaint museum with a set of well curated artefacts and multimedia exhibits. A must-visit if you are in the area and need a rest from eating. Costs 6 ringgit per entry and it has three storeys of exhibits.
Victor Zhi Yu Lee (06/04/2017 13:37)
A very well-done mini museum documenting history of Chinese immigrants in Johor under the kangcu system and for plantation of gambier. I am pleasantly surprised with the depth they go. At the ticketing counter, they sell books about Johorean Chinese history, all of which are quite interesting. It is worth a short trip (about 1 hour). There are a few cafes and traditional Kopitiam nearby. Do take note that parking can be ridiculously hard to find.
James Tham (26/03/2017 13:39)
Nice little museum illustrating the rich history of early Chinese immigrant to Johor Bahru and their contribution to the area.
WEE JIE SU (01/06/2016 23:32)
博物館收藏了早期華人祖先如何早期在新山開墾家園的點點滴滴，經過了祖先們的奮戰、革命、犧牲之後，才奠定許多華人成就，後輩子孫切莫忘記過去的歷史。有興趣的人可以來探討，會有意想不到的收穫。