Malaysian Travel Destinations
Malaysia offers two very distinct experiences: the peninsula and Borneo (an island shared with Indonesia and Brunei). The peninsula is
Read moreMalaysia offers two very distinct experiences: the peninsula and Borneo (an island shared with Indonesia and Brunei). The peninsula is
Read moreMalay traditional music is associated with the traditional theatre forms such as Mak Yong, Wayang Kulit, Joget Gamelan, Hadrah, Dabus,
Read moreThe Malaysian Chinese are the only large ethnic group in Malaysia to use family names. Most other groups use a
Read moreThe Buddhist Kingdom of Srivijaya ruled Malaysia from the 9th-13th centuries. Then the Hindu Kingdom of Majapahit took over. The
Read moreThere are many different kinds of martial arts. Silat and Tomoi (a form of kickboxing) are traditional, popular versions. Kite
Read moreBefore the 20th century, Malay women wore kemban. After the spread of Islam, they began to wear the baju kurung.
Read moreThe different regions are known for their dishes. However, one thing the Malay cooking has in common is the use
Read moreThe flag of Malaysia is known as the Jalur Gemilang (meaning Stripes of Glory). There are 14 red and white
Read moreSilat show in wedding event; Silat is an old Malay martial arts that have been passed down to each generation.
Read moreGasing It’s played by wrapping all around the gasing with a rope. In the end of the rope, there’s a
Read moreHari Raya Aidilfitri; Celebrated by a Malay Muslim people after one-month fasting. This is where all people will back to
Read moreBaju Batik; This clothes can be worn both men and women. It has usually been used for work, official events,
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