Galeria Sri Perdana

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The Galeria Sri Perdana was the official residence of the fourth Prime Minister of Malaysia, Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad from 23 August 1983 to 18 October 1999. During this period, it was known as Sri Perdana. In keeping with the principle of heritage conservation, the original design and layout of the Sri Perdana has been preserved and Galeria Sri Perdana symbolises the nation's indebtedness to the Tun for 22 years of his dedicated and selfless service to the nation. On display are the: Main Lounge where many important official and family gatherings took place. The decorative design on the walls reflects the artistic tradition of the local Malay woodcarving; Wood Carving Room where the Tun took part in his favourite pastime. The woodcarving machine and appliances, as well as examples of the Tun's own work are displayed here; Theatre where up to 32 people can now view a documentary depicting a typical day in the life of the Prime Minister; Reading Room where a collection of reading and reference materials are kept. The Tun used this room when writing many of his speeches; Green House an idea insired by the Tun himself. It houses a variety of plants under controlled temperatures.

Jalan Damansara Kuala Lumpur: Open Tues-Sun 10am-5pm; Fri 10am-noon and 3pm-5:30pm.

Ref: KL Welcome Guide April 2006 p32

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