This
Chinese History Museum was officially opened by the Assistant
Minister for Culture, Youth and Sports, YB. Alfred Yap Chin Loi on
the 23rd October 1993. The building itself is historic and was built
in 1912. It was used as a court by the Chinese community from 1912
to 1921. |
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The
museum aims at portraying the rich and fascinating history of Sarawak’s
diverse Chinese groups. Most significantly it endeavors to educate
the present generation to appreciate the struggles and values as encountered
and instilled by the early pioneers. |
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Visitors will acquire in-depth historical knowledge relating to the origin of each Chinese dialect group, their respective traditional skills and cultural heritage, and progress achieved throughout the years. It is situated at the Kuching Water Front and serves as one of the spots for tourist attractions. |
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| Opening Hours : |
Monday to Sunday |