Here, visitors will be treated to various exhibitions and displays that relive the glorious days of Sungai Lembing as the biggest producer of tin in Malaysia. Visitors will learn about the town’s history through photos, along with descriptions and related artifacts that tell the town’s progress through time. The town’s history is dotted with nostalgic events such as award of tin mining concessions to Pahang Consolidated company limited, start of mining, a great fire in Sungai Lembing and flooding, right through the golden age circa 1950s. Exhibitions and displays will also tell visitors of the various methods, process and machines / tools used to mine tin. Some of the machines / tools include safety helmet, tram and drilling machine from the heydays of tin mining. Visitors also get to explore a real tin mine in a tour. The tour, which is about 1 hour long, will take visitors through tunnels that are about 12 feet to 200 feet in height. Along the way, explanation of how mining was carried out will be provided.

Historically, Sungai Lembing was a rich and famous town, as the main producer of tin in Pahang. It was called as the East El-Dorado in Tanah Melayu as situated a Village of the English community here. The history of tin mining here is believably started since the prehistorically period and was intensively managed by a British company, the Pahang Consolidated Company Limited (PCCL), started from 1906 till it’s liquidation on 1986.

Exhibits
- PCCL
- Geomorphology
- Equipment & Attire
- External Exhibition
- External Exhibition (Car)
- Mining Memoir
- Mining Diorama
- Mining Economics
- Mining Arcade
‘ - Wakaf’

Facilities
- Restaurant (opposite the Sungai Lembing Museum – Tapis Resort)
- Free Car park
- Public transportation like bus and taxis from Kuantan to Sungai Lembing