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Taman Jubli Emas, Alor Setar (2 August, 2015)
Taman Jubli Emas (GPS: 6.16438, 100.36103) , also called the Golden Jubilee Park, is a public park in Alor Setar, Kedah. It was built to commemorate the golden jubilee, or 50th anniversary, of the reign of the late Sultan Abdul Halim Mu'adzam Shah, the 27th Sultan of Kedah. His Royal Highness officiated the opening of the park on 9 September, 2008.
The centrepiece of Taman Jubli Emas is a monument comprising a Malay regal headgear, called tengkolok surrounded by five Malay daggers, called keris. It symbolises the 50-year reign of the ruler.
On some evenings, there would be musical fountain display at Taman Jubli Emas. The show is usually from 8:00pm to 10:30pm. Look out for a board at the premises detailing the time.
Taman Jubli Emas Monument (2 August, 2015)
Taman Jubli Emas on Google Maps Street View
Taman Jubli Emas (Date)Taman Jubli Emas is 
on the map of Jalan Gangsa, Alor Setar
Taman Jubli Emas is 
on the Map of Alor Setar
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