"Visiting the Sabah Museum"

"Visiting the Sabah Museum" In Sabah, Malaysia, the Sabah Museum is a unique place to visit. Before going, I learned about the ticket prices. Malaysians only need to pay 2 RM, while foreigners like us need to pay 15 RM, and only cash is accepted. After visiting, I felt that it was only worth 2 RM. I heard that it is privately operated, so I can understand the reason. The museum has only two floors and is not very large. It can be easily visited in less than an hour. However, there is also an Ethnobotanical Garden outside the museum. If you have enough time, you can visit it to experience the unique ethnic customs. But be careful, there is a lot of greenery and mosquitoes, so be sure to take mosquito repellent measures. Here are some tips to share with you. After checking the tickets, you can ask the ticket inspector for a Chinese guide, which will make the visit clearer. There are a few lockers on the basement floor where you can store your bags for free, but the way to store your bags is a bit primitive. The keys are directly inserted into the lockers, and they are available on a first-come, first-served basis. There were not many tourists on the day I went, so there were many empty lockers available. Although the Sabah Museum does not have a particularly grand atmosphere, it is a small window to get a preliminary understanding of the local culture of Sabah. Here, you can see some exhibits with local characteristics and feel the stories of this land. If you are traveling to Sabah and have time, you might as well come here for a visit. You might also find a little surprise of your own.