Sungai Lembing Museum
The Sungai Lembing Museum was built as a repository to treasures related to the tin ore mining industry in Pahang. It is located at one of the world’s oldest and largest tin ore mining site. The site is managed by the Pahang Museum Department.
The museum’s exhibits include tin ore equipment and the attire worn by former mine workers. In addition, the architecture of the museum along with its furniture and interior decoration was inspired by the colonial or early colonial period. The building also has tunnels or underground mines but they are not open to ordinary visitors due to security reasons.
Image by: Department of Museums Malaysia
Operating Hours
Daily : 9.00 a.m – 5.00 p.m
Admission
Adult
without MyKad : RM 5.00
with MyKad : RM 2.00
Child & Student
without MyKad : RM 2.00
with MyKad : Free
Senior Citizen & Disabled : RM 1.00
Infant (below 2 years old) : free
Hear From Others
There’s so much to learn about the place, that is why you should consider adding this to your itinenrary especially if you love history.
Cristelle Torres
GirlAndBoyThing
I am glad that the local authority made a wise decision in making such museum a reality. I have visited the museum and had a glimpse of the display and happy that it does brought back memories of my past.
Pak Idrus
Idrus89
Sungai Lembing Museum is one great looking museum. Being a fan of architecture, I thought this building is very interesting as it has the British verticular colonial architecture features.
Nearby Attractions
Cherating Turtle Sanctuary

Image Source : Turtle Cherating
Cherating Turtle Sanctuary was first opened to the public in 1988. It is located next to Club Med Asia. The sanctuary was established with the purpose of protecting the turtles from any danger that could risk and shorten their lifespan.
Kolong Pahat Hanging Bridge

Image source : Chongkian
Kolong Pahat Hanging Bridge connects the main road to the village. It is said to be 125 years old. The hanging bridge overlooks the peaceful and beautiful Sungai Lembing.
Charas / Panching Cave

Image source : Murali Gopalen
Charas Cave is a 400-year-old limestone and granite located on the Charas Hill. Its highest peak is 355 meters above sea level. The cave is surrounded by oil palm fields.