Lipis Heritage Museum

Lipis Heritage Museum, known locally as Muzium Warisan Lipis, is a heritage museum in Kuala Lipis, Lipis District, Pahang, Malaysia. Housed in a colonial-era building in the town centre, it preserves and displays the history of Kuala Lipis, which served as the capital of Pahang from 1898 to 1955. The museum exhibits artifacts, photographs and documents related to local administration, tin mining, culture and community life of the Lipis region.

Visitors can expect a small heritage museum housed in a restored colonial building in central Kuala Lipis. The interior contains exhibition halls with historical photographs, documents, artifacts, models and displays on the town's period as the state capital, colonial administration, tin mining, and local Malay, Chinese and Orang Asli communities. The setting is quiet and educational, suitable for self-guided viewing and photography of exhibits and the heritage architecture.

The museum is housed in a colonial building dating to the British administration period when Kuala Lipis served as the administrative capital of Pahang from 1898 to 1955. It preserves the history of the town's role as a colonial administrative centre, its development around tin mining and river trade along Sungai Jelai and Sungai Lipis, and its transition after the capital moved to Kuantan.

The museum showcases the cultural heritage of Lipis District, including Malay, Chinese and Orang Asli communities, traditional crafts, local customs and community life, reflecting the multicultural character of the former capital town.