MinNature Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur

This place is truly amazing and definitely should not be missed out on. With very affordable price, the amount of artworks here is simply far from expectation. I came here thinking I would spend not more than an hour, yet I ended up spending around 2 hrs, and that was only because I was in a rush. The place is huge yet every little details were carefully paid attention to. The arts were so realistic you can barely tell they were miniatures from a picture (especially the food ones). There are also information boards for those who would like to read more about the meaning of the buildings. And if that isn’t enough, there are light shows, scavenger hunts and sensors you can activate for extra fun. The owner was also nice and helped guiding us through the exhibition. He said they are still developing even more, and what I saw (in Nov-22) was just 60% (or 80%, not sure) of their expected final product. So looking forward to come back for the updated exhibition next time I visit KL. Totally worth the time and money spent!

Simply amazing. Well made exhibit that successfully portrays Malaysia. From our culture, food, buildings and history, the exhibition is able to show detailed and fun information through a unique combination of text, sounds and interactive miniature models. The famous landmarks of Malaysia are well represented. I brought foreign friends there thinking they might be interested to experience Malaysian buildings as a whole. We're not disappointed at all. In fact, the exhibition is FAR BETTER than what we have original thought it would be. We thought it will take us at most an hour for the exhibition. But no, it took us almost three hours to see everything because there's so much to see and experience! There's a lot of minor details in each and every build. They are all well thought out, and respectable art pieces. The longer we look at the builds, the more interesting details and stories we can find and spot. Not to mention all of the hidden 'treasure hunt' figures too! I'd recommend everyone to bring their friends over, especially foreign friends who are eager to learn about Malaysia. The artists and the team are suffering from the setbacks of COVID-19, it'll be a shame for such a nice place to be out of business.