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Sarawak Museum

museum, Kuching, Malaysia
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The Sarawak Museum, established in 1891 in Kuching, Malaysia, is a significant cultural institution in East Malaysia. It is situated in scenic gardens and features exhibits that showcase the ancient culture of Borneo. This museum, along with others like the Sabah Museum, chronicles the unique prehistory and history of their respective states and peoples. The Sarawak Museum is part of Malaysia's broader network of museums that document the nation's diverse history and cultural life.123

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  2. Malaysia - Cultural institutions
  3. museum - Asia

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