Muzium Seni Asia @ University of Malaya

Tucked within UM’s leafy campus, this three-storey gem showcases nearly 7,000 treasures—from Chiengsen Buddha heads to Khmer ceramics, Malay songket, Chinese porcelain, Indian stonework, and Islamic art—all under “three civilizations, one roof” Highlights include Malaysia’s largest collection of water vessels (“kendi”) and rotating exhibits with hands-on workshops in batik, carving, and calligraphy . The intimate gallery space invites quiet reflection amid centuries of craftsmanship. 🅿️ Parking tips: There’s no dedicated museum lot—park at the National Library car park or along the roadside just outside the museum entrance. Why it’s worth a visit: • Awe-inspiring diversity: Chinese pottery, Malay songket, Khmer artistry, Indian sculptures, and more • Well-curated, educational layout—ideal for culture lovers and students alike • Free admission, campus calm, and occasional workshops 📍 A serene, soul-feeding stop for anyone exploring KL’s academic corners—informative, peaceful, and delightfully authentic. #kuala_lumpur #travel #university of Malaya #must-do_kl