Kelantan State Museum, Malaysia.

Muzium Jahar Kelantan Malaysia. The Jahar Palace in Kota Bharu used to be the residence of the Sultan of Kelantan, but later it was renovated into a museum for tourists and those interested to visit. Foreigners like us will pay an entrance fee of 4 ringgit or about 30 baht, but the cave is a Malay national flag that is 2 ringgit. In front, I noticed the Malaysian flag on the top of the pole with the flag of Kelantan. Inside, there are 2 floors to see, which are beautiful in the style of ancient Malay architecture. The first floor has utensils, ornaments, including the outfits of the Sultan and the Queen. On the upper floor, you can see the carvings on the eaves, the vent doors, and the balcony in front. There are also exhibits that represent the birth of a baby. The Sultan's son has baby food and utensils, including the bedroom, which is all beautiful. Outside the building, there is another museum, which is a collection of weapons from the past. It is a type of weapon that Malays really use. Too bad I didn't take a clip, but from what I saw, each weapon is interesting and beautiful, whether it's a spear, sword, or dagger. The lower part of the weapon museum is a rowboat and classic cars parked. You can walk around and enjoy it. It is another interesting place to learn about the past history of Malays. #visitmalaysia #kelantan #malaysia