Best For
Families and curious travelers wanting to learn about rice production.
MY
Museum·Educational, Busy, Cultural
Paddy Gallery is a prominent educational landmark in Sekinchan, situated within an active rice processing factory. For a small entry fee, visitors can explore a museum section that details the history of rice farming in the region and observe the machinery used in modern production. The experience is often rounded off with a complimentary souvenir pack of rice. Beyond the gallery, the site features a bustling marketplace where visitors can purchase various grades of local rice, rice crackers, and fresh sweet corn. Its location provides excellent photo opportunities of the sprawling green paddy fields that define the Selangor landscape.
Paddy Gallery is a prominent educational landmark in Sekinchan, situated within an active rice processing factory. For a small entry fee, visitors can explore a museum section that details the history of rice farming in the region and observe the machinery used in modern production. The experience is often rounded off with a complimentary souvenir pack of rice. Beyond the gallery, the site features a bustling marketplace where visitors can purchase various grades of local rice, rice crackers, and fresh sweet corn. Its location provides excellent photo opportunities of the sprawling green paddy fields that define the Selangor landscape.
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Address
Lot No, Ban 2, 9990, Jalan Tali Air 5,45400 Sekinchan, Selangor, Malaysia
Websiteplsgroup.com.my
Phone016-205 6558
Hours
Closing soonDaily 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM, 2:00 - 5:30 PM
Highlights
Guided look at the rice processing factory.
Complimentary small pack of rice with entry.
On-site shop selling local rice and snacks.
Scenic views of adjacent paddy fields.
Exhibits on the history of Sekinchan farming.
Occasion Tags
Tourists, Family, Educational
Reviews
4.1
Great5,4 K reviews
Paddy Gallery is widely regarded as a must-visit educational stop in Sekinchan, particularly for those interested in the local agricultural industry. Reviewers frequently mention the affordable RM5 entrance fee, which many find to be great value as it includes a small complimentary bag of rice. The gallery provides a concise yet informative look at the history of rice farming and the mechanical processing stages within the factory. Visitors appreciate the opportunity to buy local products like various rice types, tasty rice crackers, and fresh sweet corn directly from the source. While the museum section is described as relatively small, the surrounding views of the paddy fields add significant appeal. Overall, it is praised as a well-organized facility that offers a unique cultural perspective on Malaysian rice production.
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Location
Sekinchan, Selangor, Malaysia