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Home / Travel / Malaysia / Penang / MADE IN PENANG INTERACTIVE MUSEUM,PENANG

MADE IN PENANG INTERACTIVE MUSEUM,PENANG

September 7, 2014 by StrawberrY Gal

Made In Penang Interactive Museum (美因槟廊) is one of the visit when we are in Penang. The place which is filled with arts and it is worth to visit if you love taking pictures.
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Welcoming you with the creatuve arts infront showcasting the olden days of the Penangties that works at the jetty, With the time tunnel, aka “Great Wall of Penang”, that depicts Weld Quay 120 years ago; you can have the beautiful wall arts to start of your creativity.

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Purchase your ticket at the counter, and the ticket comes pretty imprssive too.

Made In Penang Interactive Museum is the first 3D art or trick art museum in Penang, Malaysia, which launched on the 1st of November 2013. It is the latest attraction in Penang with the aims to promote the history of Penang as well as famous person such as P. Ramlee (icon of Malaya entertainment), Sun Yat-Sen (Father of the Nation in the Republic of China), Nicol David (Malaysian female squash player), Lim Guan Eng (Chief Minister in the state of Penang) etc to the world via 3D murals and miniature diorama.
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Started with the ground floor of the venue, it will be small little crafting about Penang back onn the 60s. The lovely place brings you with loads of beautiful arts which is perfectly eye opening for visitors. Stories and figures which brings you back to how Penang look like. You can have fun with the beautiful arts and also fun with your face with the digital mask too.
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This continues with some history of Penang where the old Malay lady selling nasi lemak in front of houses.

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Get attractive with facemask too.

Get to enjoy more on the upper floors where you will have all the arts in 3D to take. Remember to bring your camera and do some possing. Start snapping the pictures of you with the beautiful arts on the wall. Get Creative and do more posting !
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Lastly, remember to check out the theater at the end of your tour which showcases a brief history about Penang!

Enjoy!

More Information
Made in Penang Interactive Museum Facebook
Address: No. 3 Pengkalan Weld, 10300 George Town, Penang, Malaysia.
Opening Hours : Daily 9 am – 6 pm.
Admission Fee : Adults RM 15 (with Mykad), Children RM 10 (with Mykad), Adults RM 30 (without Mykad).
Tel : 04 2626 119

Filed Under: Malaysia, Penang, Travel Tagged With: Made In Penang Interactive Museum

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