Mini Malaysia Park, Cultural theme park in Ayer Keroh, Malaysia
Mini Malaysia Park is a theme park in Ayer Keroh with 13 wooden houses arranged in a circular pattern, each representing different Malaysian states. Each house contains authentic furniture and decorations along with art galleries displaying figures from Malaysian folklore.
The park opened in 1986 and developed as a place to understand Malaysia's regional differences. In 2022 the park was renamed and renovated to connect current visitors with traditional content.
The houses display traditional craftsmanship and furnishing styles common in different Malaysian regions. Visitors can observe how people in these areas traditionally lived and worked.
The park is located in Ayer Keroh and is easily accessible by car or public transport. Visitors should allow time to explore all the houses and may need to remove shoes when entering traditional interiors.
The park features mythology through art objects like the Garuda bird found as decoration in several houses. These figures tell stories that have lived in Malaysian culture for centuries.
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