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Pass a Purr-Fect Few Hours in Kuching’s Novel and Unique Cat Museum
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The state capital of Malaysia’s Sarawak, Kuching is known as the City of Cats. There are numerous quirky cat statues located around the city, as well as a large piece of feline street art. But what if you can’t get enough of Kuching’s cat-mosphere? Head to the one-of-a-kind and unique Cat Museum!

With pretty much anything and everything related to cats, it is a great place for moggie-lovers. Even if you are more of a dog person you are sure to find this unusual museum fascinating. It is home to the biggest collection of cat memorabilia in the world, and contains heaps of information about the exhibits and cats in general.

So, what can you expect? …show more content…

Filled with large statues of different types of big cat, surround yourself by leopards, wild cats, cheetahs, tigers, and more. Booming roars, growling purrs, shrill squeaks, angry hisses, and ear-piercing yowls fill the air. It is easy to imagine that you have stumbled into a wild lair.

Practicalities of visiting the Cat Museum
The Cat Museum is located on the ground floor of the striking Kuching North City Hall Headquarters Building. Sitting on top of a hill, you can enjoy sweeping views from outside. A short way from the city centre, the bottom of the hill can be reached by public bus in around 15 to 20 minutes. You will then need to walk up the hill for a further ten minutes or so. A more convenient way of getting to the museum is by taxi. A round trip, including the driver’s waiting time whilst you explore, will cost around 60 – 70 MYR (approximately 14 – 16.50 USD).

With loads to look at and absorb, it is recommended to allow at least an hour in the museum, although it is entirely possible for avid cat-lovers to spend a good couple of hours browsing the numerous displays and collections. Others, however, may find that they are done with the kitsch collection in 15

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