Bank Kerapu Review

Built in 1912 for the Indian Commercial Bank. The building is a colonial building, the first stone was built in Jilandan during World War II. It is now also known as the "War Museum" and its exhibition focuses on Japanese aggression and occupation of Malaysia and the emergency events of 1948. The exhibits are mainly old photography, rusty guns and other military items. Upstairs is a regular gallery showing prewar Killandan; there is also a garden with rebuilt British bunkers.

Bank Kerapu Memorial War Building in Kelantan is an exceptional historical site that offers visitors a unique insight into Malaysia's wartime history. The museum's exhibits are well-curated and provide an engaging and educational experience for all ages. The building itself is a testament to the resilience and ingenuity of the Malay people during wartime, and its preservation serves as a powerful reminder of the sacrifices made by those who fought for their country. I highly recommend visiting this site to anyone interested in history or military memorabilia.

蛮值得参观，门票也便宜，这里记载着日本军怎么攻打马来亚很有历史价值

Built in 1912 for the Indian Commercial Bank. The building is a colonial building, the first stone was built in Jilandan during World War II. It is now also known as the "War Museum" and its exhibition focuses on Japanese aggression and occupation of Malaysia and the emergency events of 1948. The exhibits are mainly old photography, rusty guns and other military items. Upstairs is a regular gallery showing prewar Killandan; there is also a garden with rebuilt British bunkers.

Many people think that Kota Kinabalu and Kota Kinabalu are the same place, in fact, the two places are hundreds of kilometers apart. Kota Kinabalu is located in the northernmost town of Malaysia, and there are basically few Chinese tourists. Kota Kinabalu is the northern city of Malaysia and belongs to Jilantan State. This was the entry when the Japanese invaded Malaya and Singapore. Bank Kerapu, a British-owned bank in the colonial era, has been transformed into a World War II Memorial Museum.