Monday, September 15, 2008

Happy Malaysia Day – A Visit To Museum Negara(National Museum), Kuala Lumpur

HAPPY MALAYSIAN DAY!
It has been ages since I last visited the Museum Negara. I took my niece there recently when she visited me in KL. Let’s be reminded how our fore fathers fought for the country to make it a better place for us to live in. We are Malaysian forever! The old locomotive and main entrance.............The Museum building Olden days ricksaw...............................................Olden days money, must have big pocket! Bullock cart.............................................................Horse carriage Missed riding the trishaw!...........Golden flower given to Siam so that they won't attack Kedah My favourite, Samurai sword.............................Ancient machine gun A bicycle used by Japanese soldiers......................Japanese-Malay-English Dictionary! Metal helmet, good protection from your wife if you go back home late! Damm big Communist soldier metal backpack!..Some of the Communist stuff. Early days guns.....................................................Guns and daggers Nice looking ancient pistols just like the one Capt Jack Sparrow uses! Our country is blessed with many types of natural resources and fertile land. Kapal Korek.(Dredging Barge)............................Bajak(plough) for padi field. Processed rubber sheets.....................................Haven't seen these type of dacing for ages! Antique telephone.............................Antique typewriter Very old fire engine and a car like the one used in Shanghai Beach series. Looong pan....jeng jeng, looong lau.......... Old steam engine from KTM...............................Penang Hill funicular rail coach. Proud moment for the country. Remember this mascot?

14 comments:

  1. Hi Pete! It's Malaysian Day? Well, Happy Malaysian Day!!! You sure have a lot of holidays. I thought yesterday was just the Mooncake Festival! Haha! Have a nice day!

    I'm your regular reader now. See you on my spot =)

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  2. I'm always curious on what is stored inside the national museum. Now I know. yeah, Happy Birthday Malaysia. So 916 how? Tak jadi?

    Abit on the mascot...it's Commonwealth mascot, and yeah, it's indeed out glorious moment. That mascot also reminds me that Anwar was fired a week before Commonwealth. LOL

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  3. you take great shots. thanks. i have always been curious what's in there.

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  4. Happy Malaysia Day guys... and did you have any mooncakes as well?

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  5. Bridge : No holidays for Malaysia day but his year it will be quite special

    Cleff : Now you safe RM2 entrance fee lorrr. Ha Ha

    Misti : Our Nationanl Museum is actually quite a small place compared to British Museum. I was lost inside lorrr!

    Joe : Still have some leftover mooncakes in my fridge. Have to eat slowly, some too sweet.

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  6. Rm 2 only meh? For both adult and children? hmmm... maybe I'm gonna go there myself and have a look! :-P

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  7. Cleff : Some sections are under renovation. Hope it is ready when you r there. School going children, I thnk is free, can't remember. Haa Ha, you can try to find your old secondary school uniforms leh.

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  8. Haven't been to the museum since my daughter was little...and she's now in college!...I would rather go some place with...food! Hahahahaha!!!

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  9. Have not been to National Museum since I was 10. Last time they don show Proton Sage one, lol. Now Proton saga in the Museum d.

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  10. i was always curious about why there is only holiday for the Malaya Merdeka day, but no holiday for Malaysia forming day?

    anyway, about the Commonwealth mascot, we actually have a living Commonwealth mascot who are an athlete. that athlete looks exactly the same like the mascot.

    Here is the picture of the mascot.

    And here is the picture of the athlete.

    :)

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  11. ive not been to the muzeum for like ages....let me think. my last one was.......when i was in standard 6. oh my gosh, im too old now....*sticking tougue out*.

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  12. wow... i have been to the museum when i was very young... always wanted to pay a visit whenever i passed by but... anyway at least now i see some , thanks

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  13. It's been ages since I visited the musuem negara. Love that place! Must make it a point to go there again next time.

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