Pudu Prison, Colonial-era prison in Malaysia
Pudu Prison is a prison facility in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, housed within a historic building complex. The structure displays architectural features and design typical of early 20th century correctional institutions.
The prison was established during the British colonial period and served as a major correctional facility in the region. The institution shaped Malaysia's justice administration for several decades.
Visiting is limited to guided tours that require prior arrangement to gain access. The facility is centrally located in the city and accessible by public transportation.
The facility was later converted into a museum and tourist attraction offering insights into past justice administration. Visitors can view the cell blocks and historical detention conditions.
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