Top 7 Children's Museums in Malaysia, Malaysia

Welcome to our fascinating world of illusions. Thrilled yet bewildered you will enter a world that will blow your mind but also give you an opportunity to learn all sorts of things... come and visit us! It is sure to be an amazing and unimaginable experience because whatever you see, especially here in the Museum of Illusions, is not what it appears to be. Are you ready for an adventure?

When you get inside the upside down house, the ceiling is actually the floor and when you walk around the place, you will notice everything hanging above you. The trick here is to take photographs normally and then edit it upside down to have that weird effect. Make sure you post as if you are upside down too. This place is guaranteed to provide you an awesome time, with smiles and a lot of laughter. It is also shared with an art gallery therefore you will also have the opportunity to take loads of 3D & 5D photographs in the gallery as well. One of the highlights is the Dinosaur, Bear and Elephant animation.

Arlene House (aka Kapitan Chung Thye Phin and Phin Kee Chan) was built in 1905 by Kapitan Chung Thye Phin, a prominent Tin miner and last Kapitan China of Perak and Malaya. It was used as the Tin Headquarters & Trading House to manage his vast business activities in Malaya. The building had undergone 10 years of preservation, conservation and restoration works to return to its former glory. As part of its adaptive re-use activities, "Made In Ipoh", a Heritage, History, Culture and Art edutainment Gallery-Museum has been established showcasing the Stories, Life and Legacy of The Last Kapitan Of Malaya and Ipoh - The City That Tin Built. Made In Ipoh is open for Walk-In (un-guided) visits on weekend with admission ticket charges and pre-register private group tours (guided) at prescribed fees announced from time to time on its Facebook pages and Instagram. Arlene House is also open for rental usage for suitable photo/videography works, events and functions.

Housed in very unusual looking entrance, Ripley Odditorium offers a self-guided tour through 300 exhibits. There is a careful balance between the strange, the shocking, and the beautiful. In the Odditorium, there are works of art made from everyday objects, incredible collections, and strange hobbies. There are exhibits from the worlds of science and illusions, hands-on interactive displays, videos, wax figures, cartoons, photos, rare artifacts, and state of the art special effects, all set in an exotic themed surroundings. The Ripley collection includes everything from micro-miniature sculptures, invisible to the naked eye, to giant gorilla made out of tyres and Ferarri made out of kitchen floors. From prehistoric to futuristic, the Ripley collection has everything, including the original Ripley Cartoon Sketch – Diocles, The Chariot Racer – c. 1931 sketched by the legendary Robert Ripley himself.