Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra Memorial

The museum is so big, it is said to be the largest museum in Malaysia, but it is not particularly sure, but it is very meaningful to visit, there are many very old items displayed, many are the first prime minister, very sense of time

A long time has been reserved for visiting here, in addition to the memorial, there are many places to visit, including a market, many novel gadgets, and food, especially interesting trip

The residence of the British consul, later the residence of Malaysia's first prime minister, Dong Gu Abdul, is now a memorial to the Malay father of the country, which is free to open to the public. This article introduces the life and times of the first prime minister of Malaysia, Donggu Abdul, who was the founding father of the country.

The exhibition area consists of graphic displays covering the events that led to Malaya's independence from Britain and the role the Tunku played in that historic period.

The Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra Memorial was launched by Dr. Mahathir Mohamad on 11 November 1994 to commemorate the late Tunku's contribution as the Father of Independence who was also the Prime Minister of Malaysia from 1957 to 1970. Located on Jalan Dato' Onn, this memorial surrounded by beautiful gardens showcases the Tunku's legacy which includes photos, documents, souvenirs, news clippings, furniture and his clothes. You can also see audiovisual displays related to Tunku.

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Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra Memorial is a memorable place to visit as a new generation to know about the history about Malaysia and Prime Minister.