Hi Ng C, apologies for not replying to you in Chinese. With regards to tickets, we do not charge any entrance fees but we do welcome a suggested donation of RM10 per person at the end of the tour which is not compulsory but does help us with the upkeep of the building.

Only just got your question. It is always best to book at our website.

The most we can fit in at one time is 60 pax divided into 3 concurrent groups and the shortest tour like that would be one hour. We can always make special arrangements if you give us advance notice.

Yes can book. No fee required but they ask for a rm$10 voluntary donation to upkeep the place.

Dear Yvonne L, thank you for you enquiry. You can book your visit by clicking the "Book Now" button on our Facebook page which is listed as our website on TripAdvisor. Our tour sessions are as follows; 9:30am, 11:30am, 2:00pm and 3:30pm (weekdays), 9:30am, 11:30am, 1:30pm and 3:30pm (weekends).

Dear SueOng1009, thank you for your enquiry. Yes, we would definitely encourage you to book ahead as it may be crowded. We are only closed on the 28th of January (First day of CNY) but will be open on the 29th, 30th and 31st of January. Hope this helps. =)

Hi Evi, u must call or email them to make reservation as there are 3 slots a day.

They prefer that you go thru the guided tour which we found quite fun and informative. Our 8 yr daughter also enjoyed the experience , taking pictures and having the adults in the group explaining how all the old things that we hadn't seen since our childhood used to work. Honestly when the guide said that it was going to take an hour and a half i didn't believe it could or that we would stay that long, but you really do find a lot of historical things to linger on. Now we didn't book or register prior to showing up, so we were lucky that they had staff there when we showed up .. they run the tours at set hours, and as i think i noted in my review the doors are usually closed to maintain the air conditioning , so don't be put off it the placed looks like its closed.. ring or knock and wait , someone should show up quickly. Also you might want to go next door to the medicinal tea house after your tour .. not quite as long but interesting and you can pick up some healthy tea .. Concubine Lane is right across as well but we had run out of time.

There was no entrance fee, but the guide recommended that visitors donate RM10 per person to upkeep the place.