Royal Selangor Visitor Centre Review

The Xila Pavilion is completely free, and there is a guide at the door. There are multiple languages to choose from. It will automatically explain when you walk to a platform. Finally, you will enter a semi-factory booth. You can participate in it. Finally, there will be a shopping link. Some works are limited editions and there is a theme cafe. The overall feeling is great!

The Royal Selangor Experience Hall is a famous tin factory in Malaysia that was founded in 1885 by founder Yang Yu from Shantou in China. In 1992, it was named the Royal Selangor because of its excellent production process. It is also one of the factories that leaders and tourists must visit when they come to Malaysia. The team has a special Chinese interpreter, and individual tourists can also understand the production process of tin products through headphones, from alloying liquid to embryo making, polishing, carving, and each process is handmade by the master. It looks a bit similar to the shopping points we often go to in our group tour, but the big difference is that there is no sales here, only the introduction and experience of tin products, so here we also met local primary school students to visit and study. After visiting the tin products production process, finally came to the tin gift shop. Small to cups, ashtrays, vases, tea cans, big to bells and various decorations, etc., dazzling, people can't let go, completely unable to walk. The price is unified in the whole Malaysia, and the price of the experience hall is exactly the same as the price of the airport store. However, it is not a little cheaper than the domestic price, so it is very suitable for self-use and delivery.

Royal Selangor or its old name Selangor Pewter established a Visitor Center to be visited by anyone who is interested in seeing a variety of carefully made pewter-based handicrafts. In addition to seeing the collection in the exhibition room, you can also witness a demonstration of how pewter is polished and packaged. Enough packed with info!

Will learn about the development of tin mining in the Malay Peninsula in the 1800s as well as see pewter making tools, antique pewter and ancient tin currency.

Must visit. Very first-class visit hall. Many stores have opened to buy products made inside. 100％ has a memorial value. I bought the collection for 10 years, and the price 10 years ago will be upgraded immediately.

Malaysia's tin ware is famous all over the world, and its processing technology is recognized as the best in the world. In Malaysia, besides bird's nest and durian, tin can't be missed. The Royal Selangor Tin Ware Factory in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, has a variety of tin processed products. Its tin content is at least 97%. The price of tin in China is much higher than that here. We bought the plate on the left of Fig. 5, which is the same size as the middle plate. It is colorful and suitable for collection in a Chinese study. The price is 635 horse coins, about 1,000 RMB. Other handicraft products have their own merits. Chess made over there is also very beautiful.