Beruas Museum

Beruas Museum is a small history museum located in Beruas town in Manjung District, Perak, Malaysia. It documents the history of Beruas and the ancient Hindu-Buddhist kingdom of Gangga Negara believed to have flourished in the region from the 2nd to 11th century. The museum displays archaeological artifacts, ceramics, stone tools and historical exhibits illustrating early settlement, trade and cultural heritage of the Beruas area.

Visitors can expect a compact single-storey museum building in Beruas town with indoor exhibition halls displaying archaeological finds, ceramics, stone artifacts, old coins, and informational panels on the history of Beruas and the Gangga Negara kingdom. The setting is quiet and educational, surrounded by the small town environment, suitable for self-guided viewing and learning about early Perak history.

Beruas is traditionally associated with the ancient kingdom of Gangga Negara, a Hindu-Buddhist polity believed to have existed from around the 2nd to 11th century in the Beruas-Dinding region of Perak. The museum preserves and interprets archaeological evidence of early settlement, trade contacts and cultural development in the area.

The museum highlights the early cultural heritage of Perak, showcasing artifacts that reflect ancient trade, craftsmanship and community life in Beruas, and serves as an educational centre for understanding the region's pre-Melakan history.