Malay family breaks fast in Chinese, watches Bollywood blockbusters
GEORGE TOWN: Shoes of all sizes crowd the front door of this little house in Simpang Ampat on the...
Grounded pilot’s mee and rojak stall takes off
SUBANG: Every morning, pilot Azrin Mohamad Zawawi puts on his white uniform and black captain’s c...
Woodcarver’s passion still shines at 75
This 75-Year-Old Woodcarver In Penang Is Still Carving Various Iconic Things
More Malay youths picking up Mandarin as third language
The popularity of Mandarin classes is rising among Malaysians, including those without Chinese he...
Let’s build unity despite differences
Malay boy inspired by happy childhood days in multiracial community
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Explore your own backyard
Malaysians are urged to travel domestically, with holiday ideas filled with discovery.
Festivals of Malaysia - Whit Monday
Whit Monday is Pentecost Monday. It is also known as the Monday of the Holy Spirit. Whit Monday ...
Festivals of Malaysia - Trinity Sunday
Trinity Sunday honours the Holy Trinity. It is dedicated to the doctrine of the Holy Trinity, the...
Festivals of Malaysia - The Ploughing Festival
This tradition, which has Hindu and Buddhist origins is intended to honour farmers and to bless t...
Festivals of Malaysia - Theemithi
Theemithi is a fire walking ceremony. It is a Hindu festival from Tamil Nadu, South India that i...
Festivals of Malaysia - Shangsi
It is an ancient Chinese festival when people would go out for an outing by the water, have picni...
Festivals of Malaysia - Poson
Poson Poya commemorates the arrival of Buddhism in Sri Lanka in the 3rd century BC.
Festivals of Malaysia - Pentecost
Pentecost commemorates the coming of the Holy Spirit to the disciples following the death of Jesu...
Festivals of Malaysia - Palm Sunday
Palm Sunday is the last Sunday of Lent and the Sunday before Easter. It is the beginning of the H...
Festivals of Malaysia - Nirvana Day
Nirvana Day commemorates the passing of Buddha and his entry into final or complete Nirvana.