Kelantan Wau Museum

Kelantan Wau Museum, Pantai Sri Tujoh (30 April, 2017)


B. Melayu

Kelantan Wau Museum (GPS: 6.21568, 102.12655) is a museum that celebrates Kelantan's traditional kite. It is located at Pantai Sri Tujuh in Tumpat, Kelantan. Although I went all the way to the museum, I did not go in, because I saw that there is entrance fees, and judging from what I could see from the outside, that it is quite a small museum with limited space, I did not feel justified to pay for an entrance into it. There are other museums in Malaysia that features the local kite, for example, the Kite Museum in Pasir Gudang which is bigger.

Adjacent to the Kelantan Wau Museum is a handicraft shop. It is called Galeri Kraf, and sells all sorts of local crafts. Next to the museum is a shed where there were a few traditional fishing boats. I am not sure how boats got added to a museum celebrating kites, but I support they were trying to create a one-stop museum for Kelantan handicraft.

Opening Hours

The Kelantan Wau Museum is open Saturdays to Wednesdays from 8:30am to 4:45pm, and on Thursdays from 8:30am to 3:30pm. It is closed on Fridays.

Entrance Fees

The entrance fees to the Kelantan Wau Museum at the time of my visit (May 2017) is as follows:

Locals
Adults: RM2 per person
Children: RM1 per person

Foreigners
Adults: RM4 per person
Children: RM2 per person

Kelantan Wau Museum is on the Map of Tumpat, Kelantan

Kelantan Wau Museum gate (30 April, 2017)


Entrance to the Kelantan Wau Museum (30 April, 2017)


Ticket counter at the Kelantan Wau Museum (30 April, 2017)


Side view of the Kelantan Wau Museum (30 April, 2017)


Traditional boats at Kelantan Wau Museum (30 April, 2017)


Traditional boats at Kelantan Wau Museum (30 April, 2017)

Kelantan Wau Museum on Google Maps Street View

Kelantan Wau Museum

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