Introduction
Bentong Gallery exhibits the historical artifacts, cultural stories and places of attraction in Bentong. It serves as the "One-Stop, Must-Stop" tourists center in Bentong.
What to Expect?
The places tells the rich history of Bentong, a former tin-mining town. The gallery has three different exhibition halls in total, and each hall has a different focus. Hall 1 focuses on Mr Loke Yew’s significant contribution in the tin mining industry during the early development of Bentong. Moving on to Hall 2, visitors get to find out more about tourist attractions as well as crucial landmarks in Bentong town. Finally, Hall 3 displays the past achievements and contributions of important figures, including the Sultan of Pahang.
There's also a cafeteria for visitors to get a drink to cool down the day.
Look Around
Address: 17-18, Jalan Loke Yew, 28700, Bentong, Pahang
09-222 7600
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Reviews
4.3
(398)
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Norhayati Ahmad
in the last weekBentong Heritage, history of mining, and early settlements plus good coffee and souveniers all in one quaint and ambient environment!! Super deal that you cannot find elsewhere! Friendly service too..definitely highly recommended!!
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KC LAM
a month agoA good place to learn and know the Bentong old history, there are a lot of the heritage..And also a place to relax with coffee, cakes, food.
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Kenneth W
2 months agofree entry
cosy little air conditioned museum cafe with Bentong history and some antiques. nice to stop by for refreshment while learning about Bentong history
they also sell some Bentong foodstuff -
Kenkeh Hi
3 months agoFinally I’m able to visit , need to pay parking and the cashier got sell the parking tickets . Gallery occupies 2 shop lots Got air conditioning to cool us down as weather was really hot . Cosy ambience . The Cham drinks and village egg on toast was nice . Got souvenirs to buy at the inner shop and some history story
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Jacqueline Law
5 months agoFully air-conditioned little museum gallery about local history with a cafe and a store onsite selling local products/souvenirs. No entrance fee
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