点评:This relatively new museum is housed in a truly hideous building, but carries a very impressive collection of artifacts showcasing the many fascinating tribal groups of Sarawak.
There’s a certain amount of repetition as you wander the various levels, only because they probably have a fair amount of replication in their collections.
We’d visited during the really awful period of haze caused by forest fires in Indonesia, so figured that some time spent indoors was probably a healthier option than exploring outdoors
We had 2 elderly people in our group - one already in a wheelchair. We borrowed one of the museum’s several wheelchairs for the other old person as the museum is quite vast, so getting wheeled around was more comfortable for them.
Their entrance fee rate is quite complicated, so bring along your passport as they have discounted rates for seniors, the disabled (but only officially registered as one) and Malaysian residents.
They had decent disabled loos, but some were very smelly from some kind of sewer backwash. Bad plumbing.
翻译:这座博物馆虽说建成时间不长,却坐落在一栋外形极其丑陋的建筑中。不过馆内收藏了大量珍贵的文物,生动展现了砂拉越地区众多富有特色的部落文化。
在参观各个楼层时,会发现有些展品略有重复,这大概是因为馆方收藏品中存在不少复制品的缘故。
我们去参观的那段时间,正值印度尼西亚森林火灾引发的严重雾霾天气。我觉得待在室内或许比外出探险更健康些。
我们团队中有两位年长者,其中一位已经使用轮椅了。由于博物馆面积相当大,为了让另一位老人也能舒适参观,我们借用了博物馆提供的几辆轮椅中的一辆。
博物馆的门票定价规则相当复杂,因此记得带上护照,因为老年人可以享受折扣票价。残障人士(但必须是经过正式注册的残障人士)以及马来西亚居民。
那里有还算不错的残障人士专用洗手间,但有些因为某种污水倒灌而气味难闻。管道设施很差。