Malaysia is one of the popular tourist destination South East Asia, and Kuala Lumpur is the capital of Malaysia. One of the better places to get to know a country is to visit the main museum of the place. In Malaysia, our largest museum is the National Museum or Muzium Negara. Located right in the heart of Kuala Lumpur. This is a place that history enthusiasts should visit if time permits when in Malaysia. Google Maps location (https://goo.gl/maps/LxnjJKE7EanSUm1s8 )
[Photo above] That’s the main building of the National Museum. A very good spot for taking group photos.
[Photo above] The National Museum is very easy to get to. It’s walking distance from the main transportation hub of KL Sentral. There is an adjacent MRT station (Muzium Negara) which visitors can easily get to. There is also a free GoKL bus services (red line) which stops just in front of the museum. And most of all, there are ample car parks for visitors who drive. The museum is generally accessibility and wheelchair friendly.
[Photo above] The entrance ticket is really a steal compared to many other museums in other countries. Local adults only need to pay MYR 2 (which is about USD 0.50) and foreign adults pay MYR 5 (which is just over USD 1). Per entry for the day. A good economical place to spend at least half the day for budget conscious visitors.
[Photo above] The outer courtyard of the National museum holds many historical exhibits.Great place for group photos as well.
The main museum exhibits are divided into 4 main galleries.
[Photo above] Gallery A. Early history/Sejarah Awal of the entire land. The huge section shows off historical bones and artifacts and migration patterns of people into the lands.
[Photo above] Gallery B: Historical Malay Governments. This gallery details the kings and sultans of the Malay empire in the old days before the arrival of the colonial conquests.
[Photo above] Gallery C: Colonial Era. This entire section details the occupation by the Portuguese, Dutch and English from 1500s to the 1900s. A lot of interesting historical information and pictures are showcased.
[Photo above] And Gallery 
Modern Malaysia with all the multiracial community living here today.
[Photo above] Malaysia Local Guides are proud to be able to visit and share some knowledge of the National Museum of Malaysia. A great place to visit to learn more about the country.
All photos in this post are self taken.