Malay Heritage Centre

The Malay Heritage Centre is a social & cultural centre and museum based in Singapore that grandstands the way of life, legacy and history of Malay Singaporeans. The Malay Heritage Center is a mandatory visit in case you're excited about finding out about the rich legacy and culture of Singapore's Malay people group. 

Built 160 years prior by Sultan Ali, the child of Sultan Hussein Shah. Perfectly reestablished to its previous radiance, the Malay Heritage Center sits inside these all around saved grounds and is a mandatory visit for anybody intrigued by understanding the historical backdrop of Singapore's Malay people group. 

Sultans of the past 

The Center's gallery is a rich feature of Malay legacy and culture in Singapore, with authentic ancient rarities, intuitive sight and sound and bright displays from Singapore's national accumulation and in addition commitments from the group. 

A Palace restored

The main Istana Kampong Glam, for example, was initially a timber structure based on stilts. Its upper level was known as the 'panggung', or the main living and resting quarters of the house. At the ground level, the 'kolong' was utilized as storage, work or administration regions, or even a kids' play zone.