Located in Malacca, the Baba & Nyonya Heritage Museum takes its visitors on a journey into late 19th-century and early 20th-century Malaya. Still managed by the Chen family since its opening as a museum in 1985, it honours the Peranakan spirit, keeping it alive for many generations to come.
Housing the Kaisa-Angelo King Heritage Center, Chinese-Filipino House is a museum located in Intramuros, Manila, Philippines. It documents the history and contributions of ethnic Chinese in the Philippines’ history and life. The building is known as The Bahay Tsinoy and is well-curated.
菲华历史博物馆 是 Kaisa-Angelo King Heritage Centre 的所在地,是一座位于菲律宾马尼拉 Intramuros 的博物馆。 它记录了华人在菲律宾的生活和历史贡献。
Located at Jakarta, the Indonesian Hakka Museum provides an insight into an integral part of the Indonesian Chinese heritage. Modelled after one of the indigenous Tulou known as the ‘Zheng Cheng Lou’, it displays the culture and traditions of Indonesian Chinese, followed by the history of Indonesian Hakka.
The Peranakan Museum is one of its kind in exploring the Peranakan culture in Singapore as well as its residing communities all over Southeast Asia. With an extended artefact collection, it welcomes a huge number of visitors annually. Consisting of three levels, it houses numerous galleries for tourists to delve into and explore.