[2025 Kuala Lipis Attraction] Travel Guide for Muzium Warisan Lipis (Updated Feb)

📍MUZIUM WARISAN LIPIS PAHANG BETEL CASE Made of copper and used as a case or container to keep betel nuts for daily serving or certain ceremonies. There is a small bearing Inside lo place covered knob, betel leaves and secateurs. MUKUN Made of copper, round in shape with a cover. The basic shape is believed have the influence of Indian art form. Used as a place to fill dishes among the Malay community along time ago #newyearnewtrip

📍Muzium Warisan Lipis Penjom Goldmine is located at the head of Perlu River. Mukim Penjom and near Kuala Lipis city. It is one of the earliest gold mines in the state of Pahang. This is also the biggest gold mine in Malaysia and in South East Asia. It is owned by Avocet Mining PLC, a British company. The mine is 2.026 ocres in size and produces batween 100-200 kg of gold bar every month. #newyearnewtrip

📍FORMER STATE SECRETARY'S HOUSE 1920 THE HOUSE WAS THE RESIDENCE OF THE STATE SECRETARY OF PAHANG . IT WAS BUILT IN 1920 AND IS SITUATED NEAR THE RESIDENCE OF THE CHIEF MINISTER OF PAHANG, THE HOUSE IS LOCATED ON THE HILL TOP OF BUKIT BIUS. RESIDENTIAL AREA ON THE HILL IS WELL KNOWN. AS A GOVERNMENT QUARTERS. ON TOP OF THAT, THE PRESENT PRIME MINISTER DATO SRI MOHD NAJIB BIN TUN ABDUL RAZAK WAS BORN IN THIS HOUSE. HIS FATHER, ABDUL RAZAK BIN DATO' HUSSEIN STAYED IN THIS HOUSE DURING HIS SERVICE AS THE SECRETARY OF PAHANG. #newyearnewtrip

📍 Muzium Warisan Kuala Lipis THE RESIDENCE OF FORMER PAHANG STATE SECRETARY (1920) This building was built in 1920 in Bukit Bius which was then the main residential area of Senior State Government Officials and Lipis dignitaries. It was the official residence of the Pahang State Secretary at that time. This building was located near the residence of the Most Honorable Chief Minister of Pahang. This historical building was home to two former Prime Ministers of Malaysia. They were the late Tun Abdul Razak bin Dato' Hussein, the second Prime Minister (1970-1976) who resided in this house when he was then the Pahang State Secretary (1952-1955) and his eldest son, Dato' Sri Mohd Najib bin Tun Abdul Razak, the sixth Prime Minister (2009-2018) who was born in this house in 1953. When the Pahang State Capital was relocated from Kuala Lipis to Kuantan in 1955, this building became the residence of senior government officials. In 2010, this building was renovated and converted into the Lipis Heritage Museum. #newyearnewtrip