Perak Royal Museum

The Perak Royal Museum, housed in the historic Istana Kenangan, is a former royal residence located in Kuala Kangsar, Malaysia. Built in 1926 for Sultan Iskandar Shah, this two-storey palace showcases traditional Malay architecture and was originally known as the Valley Palace. It served as the official royal residence from 1931 to 1933 before transitioning to host royal receptions. Visitors can explore its elegantly designed spaces, including the bedchamber, family bedrooms, and a dining hall, while appreciating the craftsmanship of its wooden structure, which has been partially modernized with marble flooring. The museum offers a glimpse into the royal heritage of Perak, making it a fascinating destination for tourists and researchers alike.