Monday, 14 April 2014

Dinosaurs Alive

Dinosaurs at Shah Alam Muzeum

The said exhibition commenced on May 2013, only on 6 April 2014, Sunday, I managed to make it a point to visit there.

Why it took me so long??? Namely I received many negative feedbacks regarding the exhibition. But my personal observation it is bloody worth it. Chargers are only RM10 per adult and RM5 per kid aged between 7 to 12 years old.

There is also a family rate of RM25 for 2 adults and 2 kids.

School going kids wearing uniform enters for free.

The aim of this exhibition is to enlighten the younger and older generation, on life before mankind.

The Sultan Alam Shah museum is located at Persiaran Bandaraya, Seksyen 14, Shah Alam, Selangor. 

The exhibition will be ongoing until the end of 2014, so try not to miss it. The exhibition is located in the adjacent building next to the museum. Opening hours are 9:30am - 5:30pm (Tuesdays to Sundays) and closed on Mondays.


The exhibition is in Bahasa Malaysia so be prepared. Its basic Bahasa so most will not have any issues understanding the banners and explanation provided 

This is what visitors are greeted as soon as they enter. What an awesome site. A Tyrannosaurus Rex. Below are some basic data provided on a fossil called Sue that lived until 28 years old making her the oldest living dinosaur. 



The most expensive and complete T-Rex fossil sold was at USD8.3 million 


Thereafter, visitors are greeted to Apatosaurus. This is a massive and huge dinosaur. As big as a bus.








Velociraptor. Those who had seen Jurassic Park would be familiar with this carnivore




























The walk path inside the exhibition has footprints to mimic the footprints left by dinosaurs. Very ingenuity, if i must say  


Sample of a huge dinosaur fossil left in the dirt




Brachiosaurus, only the head is visible




Carnivores in action




The entrance out. The massive mammoth tusk. All the awesome sounds made by the dinosaur that accompany the exhibition, comes to an end as you exit the entrance.  



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