Whazhappening, as its name indicates, presents the events that are organised by various groups in Malaysia. The
Whazhappening site shares with the users and the general public, information about what is happening in
Malaysia.
You can look for events in various regions, such as Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya and Labuan as well as in the
different
states in Malaysia. The types of events that Whazhappening shares include science & technology, home &
lifestyle,
sports
& fitness, performing & visual arts, hobbies & special interests, religion & spirituality, music as well as
family &
education.
Users of Whazhappening can have their pick from a wide range of videos that mainly feature Malaysian lifestyle
and
culture. They can also go on a virtual visit to popular places in Malaysia by reading about those places
featured in
Whazhappening.
Additionally, Whazhappening highlights various festivals that are celebrated by the multi-ethnic communities in
Malaysia. The articles on this site give an introduction of the multicultural festivals. Whazhappening also
features
food blogs about different states in Malaysia and news that are of interest to the people in Malaysia.
In a nutshell, Whazhappening.com is the website you go to if you want to know what’s
happening in Malaysia.
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Menjadi seorang Anak Malaysia bukanlah setakat nama tetapi ia adalah gelaran yang akan diingati sepanjang hidup.
Mari raikan kebanggaan kita sebagai rakyat Malaysia dengan menyanyikan lagu “Saya Anak Malaysia” bersama sama.
In conjunction with Malaysia Day 2016, a group of us from the Malaysian Performing Arts Industry has decided to come together to sing the song "Setia", as an act of unity and tribute to our beloved country, Malaysia. It is also a tribute to all our athletes at the recent Olympic & Paralympic Games, Rio 2016.
Kebahagiaan yang dirindui sebenarnya ada di depan mata. Namun ia akan terlihat dengan hati yang dibuka.
Saksikan kisah cinta yang merentasi jarak dan masa. Selamat Hari Raya Istimewa daripada PETRONAS.
Whatever the expression, we dance as one.
Penang City Development overview - 2019 by Southern Corridor Malaysia
Discover the melting pot of architecture, culture & people in Penang through our eyes (or maybe lenses)! We definitely had fun exploring & filming Penang and its culture. Its definitely a little more than just char koay teow, prawn mee or penang laksa and the list goes onnnn and on!
MUZIK VIDEO LAGU TEMA HARI KEBANGSAAN 2018
LAGU : KITA PUNYA MALAYSIA
NYANYIAN : BUNKFACE
CIPTAAN : SAM BUNKFACE
Popular Places See More
Flor de la Mar means Flower of the Sea in Portuguese was a 400-ton sailing ship that sank off the coast of Sumatra in November 1511. Its replica of 34 metres tall, 36 metres long and 8 metres wide, is now the main exhibit of the Maritime Museum in Melaka. In Bahasa Malaysia, it translates to Muzium Samudera.
The Arulmigu Sri Rajakaliamman Glass Temple is truly an astounding sight to behold. Ninety percent of the Arulmigu Sri Rajakaliamman Glass Temple is embellished by a mosaic of 300,000 pieces of red, blue, yellow, green, purple and white glass.
The Negeri Sembilan State Museum is located at the Crafts & Cultural Handicraft Complex. It is the place where visitors get to learn more about the history of the state and to appreciate its artefacts. The museum preserves all the local traditions and cultures under one roof.
The unique architecture of nine giant pillars and multiple arches reflects the sovereignty of the Sarawak people’s power and unity of all races in the state. The distinctive umbrella roof marks an iconic landmark of Sarawak.
The Kuching Waterfront is a 900-metre long esplanade, starting from the area fronting the Crowne Plaza Riverside and The Riverside Suites and ends just before the Kuching wet market. The waterfront was opened in 1993 and it is believed to be one of the best urban regeneration and rehabilitation projects in Asia.
The Borneo Convention Centre Kuching is the first dedicated convention and exhibition centre in Borneo. The centre is located on a 6-hectare riverfront site in Kuching. Construction of the building commenced in June 2006 and completed in October 2009 at a cost of RM200 million.
The Butterworth Floating Mosque is located at the North Butterworth Container Terminal. It was constructed to enable the Muslim workers at the terminal to perform their prayers. The mosque is the second floating mosque in Penang, after Masjid Jamek at Tanjung Bungah. It is also built on stilts, out into the sea, connected to the land by a passageway.
Blogs See More
2020-04-30
Culture Malacca began more than six centuries in which various ethnic customs and traditions blended...
2020-05-16
Johor is a popular tourist destination especially among Singaporeans who frequently cross over to en...
2020-06-07
Malay houses, or rumah kampung, represent the beauty and wisdom of traditional architecture, of shar...
2020-05-16
Though it may be only a lesser jewel in the dazzling mosaic of the Malaysian landscape, the state of...
2019-04-13
Here's a list of the quintessential Penang experiences that every first-time visitor should try. Fol...
2020-04-30
‘SELAMAT DATANG…’ is how you will be greeted as you step into Perak, the second largest state ...
2020-06-07
From nasi lemak and bak kut teh to putu mayam and ais kacang, the diversity of Malaysia's cuisine is...
2020-06-07
Pahang is a good place to go for holiday with family members during school holiday. It is a scenic a...
Articles See More
2019-05-31
The festival was originally an occasion for Chinese to give sacrifices to their ancestors and to pra...
2019-05-17
In Malaysia and Singapore, the Chinese community believe that if they deposit money in the bank on L...
2019-05-31
Kathina is a Theravada Buddhist festival that takes place in the months of October and November. Kat...
2019-05-17
Chingay was traditionally a form of street art in China. It was introduced to people in Malaya back ...
2019-05-17
The word "Deepavali" derives from the combination of the words ‘Dipa’ and ‘Gavali’, the form...
2019-05-31
Poson Poya commemorates the arrival of Buddhism in Sri Lanka in the 3rd century BC.
2019-05-31
June Solstice is the summer solstice in the Northern Hemisphere and the winter solstice in the South...
2019-05-17
Hari Raya Haji is more popularly known as Eid al-Adha or Hari Raya Qurban in Malaysia.
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2019-07-31
Malaysians know and are proud of the National Monument, the impressive sculpture in Kuala Lumpur tha...
2020-01-04
“Malaysia with its unique cultural make-up and key historical role in the region is rich in story ...
2020-06-07
Malaysia has won an international award for a travel video at the 41st annual Telly Awards that hono...
2020-04-28
Nearly five weeks of the Movement Control Order here has served a sobering dose of reality. But it's...
2020-04-28
The world is facing COVID-19 pandemic. To date, no cure has been found to be effective in preventing...
2020-01-04
One great thing about creatives is that they can take inspiration from almost anything and turn it i...
2020-03-17
Temporarily closure of all museums in Malaysia from 16 March 2020 till 30 March 2020
