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On August 28, 2020, Malaysia’s Prime Minister, Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin announced that the Recovery Movement Control Order (RMCO),which started on June 10,2020 till August 31, 2020 will be extended until December 31, 2020. With the extension of RMCO period, enforcement action under the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases Act 1988 or Act 342 could still be taken. As such, compliance with the Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) and health protocols set remain important. So stay home and check our posts for the latest online events.
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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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.
Strength comes in all shapes and sizes. Here's the incredible story of the kid with one arm.
The final 4K footage of drone flights in Penang and Georgetown (Malaysia); project finished & uploaded on 2019-04-22 by One Man Wolf Pack UltraHD Drone Footage.
TM celebrated the Merdeka spirit by expressing our determination to move forward, rebuild and return stronger. No matter who or where you are, the journey is a path we all walk together for a better Malaysia
Rukun Negara jadi panduan,
Rakyat bersatu bekerjasama,
Norma baharu jadi amalan,
Malaysiaku prihatin selamat bersama.
Let's stay safe & strong together this National Day.
Siapa cakap kayuh kat Penang Tak best??? SUrprisingly Balik Pulau adalah untouched area utk kayuh basikal di Pulau Pinang. walaupun ni kampung Alif sendiri tapi terkejut pulak rasa banyak benda lagi yang tak tau! Kalau Tourism Malaysia tak bawak alif pi sini confirm takkan tau! Jom tengok alif kayuh basikal dengan special guest untuk video kali ni!
Zamir and Kira didn’t think a trip to Japan would set them on course to opening one of KL’s coolest and creative thrift stores. Now, they’re on a mission to becoming a place where all Malaysians can come together through music, fashion and creativity.
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Located in the central business district, Jalan Wong Ah Fook is the busiest street at the heart of Johor Bahru city. The street was named after a Chinese developer, Wong Ah Fook who was a Chinese businessman who migrated to Singapore in 1854 to establish his building construction business. He later founded Johor Bahru together with Temenggung Daeng Ibrahim in 1855.
The Petronas Twin Towers is a modern, avant-garde design that portrays Malaysia as a progressive nation proud of her rich natural and cultural heritage. Rising to a height of 451.9 metres, the 88-storey twin towers is Kuala Lumpur's crown jewel.
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 Kota Kayang Museum is situated in the locality of Kayang Hill, Lambong Panah Hill, Jagat Hutang Hill, Wai Hill and Menara Hill in the Kayang vicinity.
Port Dickson is a town on the west coast of Peninsular Malaysia. It used to be a small town before it was developed into a harbour by the British during the Straits Settlement era. The town produced charcoal and was called Arang. Port Dickson was also known as “Tanjung” meaning cape in Bahasa Malaysia.
Bujang Valley is the richest archaeological site in Malaysia. It has an area of approximately 224 square kilometres. It is also referred to as the Ancient Wonder of Kedah.
Masjid Kuala Perlis or also known as Masjid Al-Hussain is situated next to the Kuala Perlis Jetty. Being one of the most beautiful mosque in Malaysia, its structure extends over the Straits of Malacca. Known with many names, it is also called the “Floating Mosque”.
Tanjung Aru Beach is about 6 kilometres away from Kota Kinabalu city. The name Tanjung Aru was derived from the casuarina or aru trees that fringe the fine sand along the beach. Visitors to the beach will get to experience the most remarkable sunset in the evenings when the sun dips into the horizon, leaving the vast skies a brilliant red.
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2020-05-16
When we think about food, all we think is Penang. Penang’s food is conceived from legendary style ...
2020-04-30
Culture Malacca began more than six centuries in which various ethnic customs and traditions blended...
2020-05-16
The food in Sabah comes from a mouthwatering variety of influences including Chinese, Indonesian, in...
2020-05-16
Though it may be only a lesser jewel in the dazzling mosaic of the Malaysian landscape, the state of...
2020-05-16
Johor is a popular tourist destination especially among Singaporeans who frequently cross over to en...
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...
2020-09-17
Its biggest celebration is slated to be the annual parade held in Putrajaya every 31st of August. Th...
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2019-05-30
The Double Seventh Festival, which is also known as Qixi Festival falls on the 7th day of the 7th Ch...
2019-05-31
Kathina is a Theravada Buddhist festival that takes place in the months of October and November. Kat...
2019-05-30
Day of Jing-Zhe, also known as the Day of the White Tiger Opens Its Mouth is the day when the insect...
2019-05-30
In Penang, the Dragon Boat Festival is traditionally celebrated on the fifth day of the fifth mo...
2019-05-17
Roman Catholic and Anglican churches traditionally celebrate the Midnight Mass, which begins either ...
2019-05-17
Chinese New Year symbolises renewal; a turning point in fortunes and lives on the whole. As such, fa...
2019-05-30
The Feast of the Assumption of Mary is celebrated annually on August 15. The Assumption Day commemor...
2019-05-17
Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar. The month of Ramadan lasts for 29 or 30 da...
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2020-03-17
Temporarily closure of all museums in Malaysia from 16 March 2020 till 30 March 2020
2019-07-31
Malaysians know and are proud of the National Monument, the impressive sculpture in Kuala Lumpur tha...
2020-06-19
GEORGE TOWN: The annual Feast of St Anne at Bukit Mertajam which draws thousands of pilgrims from ar...
2020-01-04
One great thing about creatives is that they can take inspiration from almost anything and turn it i...
2020-01-04
“Malaysia with its unique cultural make-up and key historical role in the region is rich in story ...
2020-04-28
The world is facing COVID-19 pandemic. To date, no cure has been found to be effective in preventing...
2020-06-07
Malaysia has won an international award for a travel video at the 41st annual Telly Awards that hono...