Top Things to do In Songkhla 2021

"It's a small art gallery & free to visit. If you are lucky, will finding a few workers/ arters drawing pictures there. A nice place to learn art works as well"

"The Songkhla Museum has a long history. It was built at the end of the 19th century. It was originally a residence of Songkhla's official office. It was later transformed into this museum. The museum also has a strong Chinese style, which shows that it is deeply influenced by Chinese culture."

"Museum in an UniversityIt''s a natural museum in an university. Contents is well organised & information. Tour guide is available based on schedule. Will easily take 2 hour for the tour"

"It is very big, the courtyard is very beautiful, the exhibits are many, and the air conditioner is very cool, but the evergreen tree in politics probably never expected that he would come out again when he was in his nineties. There was no room for expansion! Many national gifts are a bit rustic because of the long history. ."

"In the Oriental Village, the ticket is included in the cable car package. There are a lot of people and a lot of scenes in places that can be photographed for a long time. The old man had a great time taking pictures. About 2h can be played. I never considered it, just because it was included in our lift ticket, so we went in. awesome. Had a wonderful time-the aesthetic concept and artistic form are very lovely. Since then, we have tried to visit other art museums all over Malaysia. This is the best art museum we have found so far."

"Lovely authentic diningThe Laman Padi rice fields were located just out the back of our hotel so we decided to visit one lunch time. We sat in the fields in one of the little wooden huts which was such a beautiful setting to have lunch. We ordered the sharing platter with beef rendang, rice, soup, prawn crackers and a salad. The beef rendang was lovely and the food was served on a banana leaf which felt really authentic. The food was really reasonably priced costing approx 50RM for the sharing platter."

"The Chinese name is Kota Jiayang Museum, and I have done a lot of homework seriously: According to historical records, the 4.84 hectare area where this state museum is located was once given to Syed Salim bin Syed Muhammad al-Jafri, the younger brother and prime minister of Raja Syed Alwi. manor. At the end of the 19th century, Syed Salim built a mansion on the fief and moved in with his family. It was not until the signing of the Bangkok Treaty in 1909 that the land was sold to the state government. Since then, the palace has become the official residence of the British advisers to the state government. Before the outbreak of World War II in 1941, the first British adviser Meadow Frost and his successors lived here; from 1941 to 1943, the mansion was occupied by the Japanese military, and from 1943 to 1945 it was used by the Thai military government. After Malaysia became independent, the governor of Perlis moved in. In the early 1980s, after Governor Dato'' Jaafar Hassan moved out, it became a well-known hotel. In 1991, the palace was demolished and the current state museum was built, with the same structure as the old house. The Kompleks Warisan Negeri is also in the museum."

"WOW! WOW! WOW! is my admiration when I visited this big house. The level of luxury inside is far less than modern people. From interior decoration to furniture to the clothes and jewelry on display are very gorgeous. You have to go and see to believe it."

"The museums in each country are the epitome of local history, culture, humanities, economics, science, etc. This small museum of Muzium Negeri Kedah shows visitors a silhouette of Malaysia. It is a very good place and it is worth recommending~"

"Following the classification of Ctrip, I went through countless museums and exhibition halls. Most of them are taxis. It is very convenient to take taxis online in Malaysia. The overall feeling is quite good and can be recommended! This Muzium Padi Negeri Kedah museum has a very rich collection. The exterior is like a garden, very exquisite!"