Malaysian culture

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Joget - Malaysian Cultural Dance

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Malaysia is a multi-racial, multi-cultural and multi-religious country and our clothing is one of the best examples to portray this. The girl in my painting is a Malaysian girl in grey to represent skin color because Malaysia girls can be light or dark in skin color or she can be of a different race or even mixed race. The different theme on the clothes represents the different cultures and religions. Whether it’s Iban, Chinese, Malay, or Indian, we can see it in our clothing as a Malaysian…

Batu seremban is a traditional Malaysian game played on playgrounds. The game can be played by individuals or with a group of friends. Learn how to play.

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Indigenous Bidayuh people in their traditional costume - Borneo, Malaysia

The community living in Malaysia is divided into 3 main groups: Malay, Chinese and Indian. Each community has its own traditional costume. On weekdays, most Malaysians dress similarly to Westerners. Only on special occasions do people wear traditional Malaysian costumes. Malaysia’s multiethnic traditional clothes are multi-colored, bespoke of their culture and radiate vibrancy. Let’s look...

Photo credit: UN Women Asia & the Pacific via Flickr (By Tsem Rinpoche and Kenneth Chan) Malaysia’s rich cultural diversity is reflected in t...

MALAYSIANS - SOME OF THE FRIENDLIEST PEOPLE I HAVE EVER MET - What a welcoming country Malaysia is. The people just make you want to come back again and again! #MalaysiaAus and #AirAsia