Sultan Abu Bakar Museum, Royal museum in Pekan District, Malaysia.
Sultan Abu Bakar Museum is a royal museum in Pekan District, Pahang state, located in a building from the British colonial period. The structure sits within the Istana Kota Beram complex and contains collections of Chinese glassware, royal regalia, and historical photographs.
The building began as a British government residence during the colonial era and later served as an army barracks before conversion into a palace. It opened as a museum in 1976 to preserve the history of the sultans.
The museum displays items that belonged to the royal family, including traditional weapons and royal clothing from different periods. These collections show the customs and importance the sultans held in the region.
Visitors should plan for regular opening hours and the museum is easily accessible via main transportation routes. Guided tours and educational programs are available to help structure your visit.
The museum preserves ceremonial objects and traditional textiles that offer a rare window into the personal life of the royal family. These intimate items are not commonly found in other institutions across the region.
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