Field Trip Report - Orang Asli Museum and Museum Pdrm

The field trip to both Orang Asli Museum and Museum PDRM was an eye opener experience for me. Not only the I had a good time with my college friends, but I realize that Malaysia has come a long way ever since Independence Day. When we visited the Orang Asli Museum, I was very impress by the fact that the Orang Asli people did not need any modern technology or modern medical help to survive. They have live by traditions and are indigenous people. The second place we went to was Museum PDRM, This museum displays thousands of interesting items related to crime and ways prevent crime. There is a collection of interesting matters concerning police work, from the sultanate era to the present day, describing the events and showcase memorabilia. I would like to thank Mr.Rizal my Malaysian Studies lecturer who assign us to this field trip. It has definitely increased my knowledge of Malaysian History.

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MUSEUM PDRM

Keris

Keris is a weapon of national short- Malays are used since more than 600 years ago. This weapon is unique in the world can be found in the Malay and Malay populated areas such as Malaysia , Indonesia , Singapore , Thailand , South Philippines, South ( Mindanao ), and Brunei . The reason I choose this from all the other items is because, Keris is used to defend themselves (eg when the martial arts ) and as a tool of royal greatness . This weapon is also a symbol of the sovereignty of the Malays. I have found out that the most famous is the keris, is the Keris Taming Sari , which is weapons of Hang Tuah , a famous Malay warrior.

Vintage Camera

I choose this as my second item because, cameras that was use during the old days was a very important item. Without the camera there would not