Muzium Sejarah Cina, Sarawak

For people interested in history, must to visit this smal but wonderful museums, where you can understand the importance and the development of the Sarawak region in Borneo and not only, thanks to the Chinese community. Entry free the museum offer a few artifacts and musicals traditional instruments and the difference between the Chinese ethnic group that immigrant to Borneo in the 19th century. Respect the place and keep silence, thanks

Nice small museum that has coverage of different Chinese dialect groups that came to Sarawak. Coverage of what they did as occupations, education, festivals, festivals. A pity is that it is quite small. Can cover in 15 minutes. Recommend to do this trip as part of waterfront trip to walk along the waterfront scenery. The museum is free entry.

A introduction to some Chinese history on how they arrived in Sarawak. Interesting short museum walk. No payment is needed only your name and date is needed to be filled in their log book.

A small but very nice free museum. Takes about 20 minutes to go through. Informative displays and great air-conditioning too. Honestly, those leaving 1-star reviews shame on your - it is free and already provides plenty of information. What more do you expect?

History on how the chinese arrived in Sarawak and their main professions and contributions to the progress of Sarawak. Very educational indeed. The different dialects of each are a nice touch as this has been diluted as of now. The entrance is free and it is airconditioned throughout

Quaint little museum at waterfront opposite Tua Pek Kong with a bit of artifacts and history about the Chinese immigrants in Kuching.

Free entry to this Small museum which should take not more than an hour. What an interesting experience to learn about the history of Chinese immigrants into Sarawak and their dialects. There were audio clips of each dialect. Musical instruments were also in display with info available about each of them. The wall with Chinese festivals was interesting to learn and read about the tale of moon cake that was used to dethrone Mangolian empire.

A surprise discovery as you walk along the waterfront. This mini museum serves an insightful history of the Chinese in Sarawak, informative. You will need some time to move around to read what is shared and displayed. No entrance fee needed. Just double check on the opening hours especially for weekend and public holiday.