1. Are the museums under the Sarawak Museum Department still open on public holidays?
- The museums under the Sarawak Museum Department will only be closed on:
Eid al-Fitr (first day)
Chinese New Year (first day)
Labour Day
Gawai Day (first day)
Sarawak Govenor's Birthday
Independence Day
Christmas Day
2. Do I need to make a booking online or can I come by walk-in?
- Borneo Cultures Museum provides online booking and can also come by walk-in.
- Other museums under the Sarawak Museum Department can come by walk-in.
3. What museums are under the administration of the Sarawak Museum Department?
- The following are the museums under the administration of the Sarawak Museum Department
1. Borneo Cultures Museum
2. Sarawak Museum
3. Islamic Heritage Museum
4. Chinese History Museum
5. Natural History Museum
6. Sri Aman Heritage Museum (Alice Fort)
7. Sri Aman House
8. Niah Archaeological Museum
9. Miri Petroleum Museum
10. Baram Regional Museum (Hose Fort)
11. Limbang Regional Museum (Old Fort)
12. Limbang Museum
4. How much are the tickets for adults and children?
- For Borneo Cultures Museum
- For other museums under the Sarawak Museum Department Admission is free
5. What types of payment are accepted to purchase entrance tickets?
- Payment can be made via cash and S pay Global e-wallet
6. Can I bring food and drinks into the museum?
- Visitors are strictly prohibited from bringing food and drinks into the museum's permanent exhibition gallery.
7. Does the museum provide wheelchairs for senior citizens or people in need?
- Yes, we provide wheelchair services for senior citizens and people in need. You can request the use of a wheelchair at the inquiry counter at BCM.
8. What is the dress code that I must adhere to when visiting the Sarawak Museum Department?
- The Sarawak Museum Department encourages visitors to wear modest clothing.
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