Muzium Telekom

“Initially thought it was free but had to pay RM8 for entry.....which was worth it. Showed how telecommunication history evolved over time. Great to aee some of the equipment used from early 1900s until 1st handphone model. Also showed black and white videos from early days. Saw some phone models which I had used when I was a child”

“Tiket : RM4 Lrt nearby : Masjid Jamek Museum Telecom nearby Lrt Masjid Jamek walking distance around 10-15 minutes. Infront of Bank of India. Many information about the history how people communicate with others. Also childhood phone and television are also in that museum.”

“The best tm point ever. Easy access, register by online qr code. Tak ramai org. The customer service staff so easy to deal with also good explanation and process. Also have unifi device display show and can try it.”

“Located just up the road from Little India, in a gorgeous early 20th century Greek revival building, this museum proved to be a well spent couple of hours. As well as focusing on Malaysia's telecoms history, the museum also gives a broad overview of the universal history of communications (pigeons anyone) and contains some interesting info on the British presence in Malaya. In case you're wondering, I'm pleased to report the museum is fully aircon, has toilets, and the info boards are in English. The receptionist, Mahathir, was a fantastic introduction as he was so friendly—we actually chatted for 30mins! He recommended yummy food I should try when I visit Penang:-) The museum actually surpassed my expectations as all the displays were really modern, chronologically arranged and genuinely interesting. From old telegraph equipment, a fun display of multiple colourful phones through the ages to a very cool large scale model of the KL Tower, I came away knowing alot more about the history telecommunications than I ever did! Thanks again Mahathir for being super friendly and making my experience of your lovely museum that extra special! Entrance price: RM8.”