Padi Museum

The Padi Museum is a cultural institution located in Kota Setar District, Kedah, dedicated to the history and significance of paddy cultivation in the state. Kedah is known as the «Rice Bowl» of Malaysia and has a deep-rooted connection with paddy farming passed down through generations. This museum showcases various collections related to paddy cultivation, including traditional farming tools, charts explaining the rice planting process, and documentation of changes in agricultural practices over the years. Graphic presentations and visual displays are used to illustrate the techniques employed by Kedah farmers. Visitors can view replicas of traditional village houses and paddy field landscapes that provide an immersive experience of rural life in Kedah. The museum serves as an educational centre for students and the general public to learn about the state's agricultural heritage. The Padi Museum is suitable for visits by families, students, and anyone interested in gaining a deeper understanding of Kedah's agricultural and cultural heritage. It also provides spaces for outdoor learning activities.