Muzium Darul Ridzuan

Free entry for all, open daily. Please visit and don't miss the 1941 air raid shelter located behind with motion sensor + sound effects. It is the bomb 💣 (pun intended!) Exhibit is simple and minimalist with some interactive musical instruments in the main building, and traditional games in the wooden house on stilts at the back near the underground air raid shelter.

Small museum but rich with information. The visit started with a very friendly and informative guide, which made the experience even better. Entrance is free, so it is definitely worth visiting. Inside the museum, visitors can learn about the history of Ipoh, the origin of the name Kinta, and the lives of the Malay community, Orang Asli, and the nobles. There are also replicas of buildings, mosques, and other historical elements. The highlight of this place is the fort located outside the museum. The sound system and design are impressive and make the experience feel very realistic. Overall, it was a really good experience. Looking forward to visiting the other museums in Perak in the future.

We purposely came here for the Air Raid Shelter. This is the highlight of the museum since my family and I have never experienced anything like it before. My children found it unbelievable👀 that the air raid shelter survived WW2. I wonder how many lives were saved because of this air raid shelter. It's the best real-life experience and education spot that allows the younger generations to experience it themselves rather than reading or seeing it on YouTube. I would say the Air Raid Shelter was a hit with the family 😆

The entrance to this museum is free however it lacks the vibes of a traditional museum. Mostly there are pictures with few items here and there but nothing substantial. Perak has rich history and if presented properly in this building it would make a great place for families to visit. I would not recommend going there but if passing by one can drop in for a quick visit.

You can experience entering a short tunnel and take pics there. There's also a pondok melayu there, very classic. On the inside, there's Ipoh history with pictures given and some artifacts displayed. Could drop by if you have some time to spare

18/2/26 horse year cny day 2. quiet. 3/11/25 free entry. small muzium.

Entrance Fee: FREE There is ample parking space, and the security guards are friendly and welcoming. However, I feel the museum's name doesn’t quite align with its content. It's called Muzium Darul Ridzuan, but the gallery mainly focuses on Ipoh and Kinta. I had expected the museum to cover the entire Perak region. That being said, I truly appreciate the rare specimens on display, which are a fascinating highlight.

It's a quiet place, packed with historical information about Perak. Free entry. Easy parking