Chitty Museum

The Chitty Museum is a building in Malacca that presents the history of the Indian-Malay community through several exhibition rooms. It contains artifacts, traditional clothing, and everyday items that document the life of this group.

The museum was founded to preserve the legacy of Indian traders who settled in Malaysia. The facility emerged from efforts by local government to keep the memory of this community alive.

The collection displays clothing, jewelry, and religious objects that show how the Chetti community blended Indian and Malay traditions. You can see this cultural mix reflected in everyday items and personal belongings throughout the rooms.

The museum offers guided tours and learning resources for visitors interested in understanding more about the Chetti community. It is easy to reach, and planning a visit is straightforward if you check the opening hours beforehand.

The building itself combines Indian and Malay architectural elements, reflecting the cultural blend it shows inside. This architectural mix makes the museum a visual expression of the community it represents.

Inception: 2003

Official opening: August 5, 2003

GPS coordinates: 2.20372,102.24200

Latest update: December 13, 2025 11:41