Let’s Explore The Chocolate Museum In Kota Damansara!

Do you know Charlie and The Chocolate Factory? Your first impression will be just like how Charlie first entered the chocolate factory that he had been admiring for years! It’s so impressive that it can even make grown-ups get all giddy!

When you enter the museum, you can smell delicious, heavenly chocolate, making you think you have set foot in chocolate heaven.

You will also be welcomed by friendly staff and someone to guide you throughout the museum.

Oh! You will also learn how chocolates were made, like their history and journey in detail, so that you may obtain some new knowledge out of the trip to this chocolate museum!

If you are a visual learner, worry not, as short videos show the process of making chocolates, giving you a better picture of the whole concept.

Some of the most exciting and unique things you can admire are the 100 ‘cow parade’ figurines and a portrait of Tun Dr Mahathir and his wife made from M&M’s! Wow! How creative is that?

There are a lot of collections and chocolate sculptures that you can find throughout this museum. It was such a bummer that several chocolate sculptures were spoilt and had to discard due to MCO.

Believe it or not, its longest chocolate sculpture is the KLCC chocolate sculpture! It was sculpted more than ten years ago and weighed around 525kg. This remarkable achievement is still available in the museum and can be admired by all!

Besides that, you can also find an RM0.5 million sculptured train of the view of Switzerland. Both of these sculptures will mesmired you with their artwork and detailing.

Don’t forget to get your family and friends some savourier at the chocolate shop! All of the chocolate is relatively affordable so you can share the goodness with all your beloved ones!

Check out this cacao seed we cracked while visiting this sensational chocolate museum! It was without a doubt, one of the most spectacular experiences you can ever experience because not everyone can get to see and touch unprocessed cocoa seed!

Here are some of the sculptures/artefacts that you can appreciate!