Rembau Museum

Rembau Museum is a district museum located in Rembau town, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia. Housed in a building reflecting traditional Negeri Sembilan architecture, it documents the history, culture and traditions of Rembau District, including the Adat Perpatih customary system. Exhibits include historical artefacts, traditional weapons, costumes, household items and photographs illustrating local heritage. Managed by the Negeri Sembilan Museum Board, it serves as an educational centre for visitors interested in the district's heritage.

Visitors can expect a small district museum set in Rembau town along the main Seremban-Tampin road. The museum displays galleries with historical artefacts, photographs, traditional costumes, weapons such as keris, household tools and documents related to Rembau's history and Adat Perpatih. The building features traditional Negeri Sembilan architectural elements. Visitors can explore indoor exhibition halls at a leisurely pace and learn about local heritage through labelled displays.

The museum preserves and presents the history of Rembau District, one of the traditional luaks of Negeri Sembilan. It documents the district's development, local administration under the Adat Perpatih system, and historical artefacts reflecting the Minangkabau-influenced heritage of the region.

The museum highlights the cultural heritage of Negeri Sembilan, particularly Adat Perpatih, a matrilineal customary law and social system of Minangkabau origin. Displays of traditional attire, weapons, household items and customs illustrate the cultural identity and community traditions of Rembau.