KL Museum Showcases the Rich Crafts of Malaysia’s Orang Asli
KL's Orang Asli Craft Museum celebrates Malaysia's indigenous heritage, featuring diverse crafts and interactive cultural programs.
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KL's Orang Asli Craft Museum celebrates Malaysia's indigenous heritage, featuring diverse crafts and interactive cultural programs.
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via New Straits Times, 04 September 2022: Interview with textile collectior John Ang, who is hosting an exhibition entitled Splendours ...
via The Star, 15 August 2022: Questions over the fates of two historical mansions in Kuala Lumpur since their management ...
via The Rakyat Post, 24 December 2020: A listicle of Malaysia's oldest churches, with the oldest being St Paul's Church ...
via New Straits Times, 05 February 2020: Last week the mayor of Kuala Lumpur announced plans to revitalise a historic ...
via the Star, 30 January 2020: An exhibition at the Muzium Negara in Kuala Lumpur highlights ancient 'lost' kingdoms in ...
via The Star, 16 January 2020: Research project on the 155-year-old Sin Sze Si Ya Temple in Kuala Lumpur.
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