Archaeological excavation had been carried out in Lembah Bujang since 1845. Thousands of artefacts have been discovered here, of which some 1000 pieces are on display at the Lembah Bujang Archaeological Museum. The first temple ruin in Lembah Bujang was discovered in the 1840′s. It is called a candi, pronounced “chan-dee”, a name that came from “chandika”, after the wife of the Hindu deity Shiva (also written Siva). .. source

This fortress is located at Batu Maung Hill, south east of Penang Island. It was built in the 1930′s by the British to protect the island from the invasion of enemies, the museum is the only one of its kind in the country.

This place is not just a museum, it also have paint ball base, you can play paint ball in the jungle, which is quite fun as I see. Definitely i will go again soon to explore submarine bay.