Kite Museum

The Kite Museum is a two-story building in Pasir Gudang housing a varied collection of kites alongside informational posters and videos about traditional Malaysian construction and flying methods. The exhibits showcase different regional styles and demonstrate how these aircraft are assembled and flown.

The museum was established to honor the region's deep roots in traditional kite making and flying as local practices and cultural activities. Its creation represented a shift toward formally recognizing this craft as an important element of regional heritage.

The gallery features traditional Malay wau kites, handmade with delicate patterns that reflect centuries of local craftsmanship and artistic expression passed down through generations.

Visitors can find the museum at an accessible location in Pasir Gudang and may visit on most days to view the exhibits at a leisurely pace. The galleries are well-organized so you can move comfortably through both floors without rushing.

A small windmill tower on the grounds powers the building through wind energy and shows visitors practical applications of renewable power. This feature demonstrates how natural resources of the region can be harnessed for modern needs.

Location: Pasir Gudang

Inception: 2002

GPS coordinates: 1.47404,103.90606

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:24