I. Introduction The Malaysian palm oil industry has been a major contributor to the country’s economy over the past few decades. It is the world’s leading producer and exporter of palm oil, with a market share of approximately 40% of the global palm oil supply. The […]
Read MoreWelcome again now the picture that you see, it is the joining of two rivers on your right is the Klang river and on your left is the Gombak river. Kuala Lumpur’s name means estuary of mud so on your left that you see there is […]
Read Moreso, can you look at the bridge? can you look at the house? how, they are standing? The houses are standing on a stilt. As I mentioned before Kuala Lumpur gets a lot of rainfall and when the rain comes the flood comes so people learn […]
Read MoreThe gallery focuses on the range of Malay society and culture in Malaysia through a highly aesthetic collection of artifacts, like traditional arts, clothing, jewelry, traditional games and weaponry Keris and tombak. In addition, the depiction of the social and cultural lifetime of the Malays in […]
Read MoreThe Orang Asli communities of West Malaysia are the oldest inhabitants of West Malaysia and in 2010 were numbered at approximately one hundred and seventy-eight thousand. They makeup about 0.6 percent of our total population and are living in groups in almost every state of the […]
Read MorePillbox @ Pantai Balok, this is one of the many reinforced concrete bunkers built by the British in ww2, for defense & offense (strike against) equipped with weapons. These pillbox derived it’s name from pills sold in cylindrical or hexagonal containers. The pillboxes are hexagonal shaped. […]
Read MoreUSD 2.6 billion !! Flora De La Mar (FDLM) yet to be found. An estimated 54,000 Kg of gold or USD 2.6 billion was on board the famous flower of the sea ie that what it means FDLM the largest Portuguese ship that conquered Malacca in […]
Read Moreokay let me continue with the Kuala Lumpur story, now what you’re looking at here is the Kuala Lumpur in modern time. You can see a few things which are important for this virtual tour one of the things that you need to see is the […]
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The Institute Medical Research (IMR) started in the 1900s by Sir Frank Athelstane Swettenham, the Resident-General regarding the Federated Malay States. It was set up for Pathological issues in Malaya from a scientific angle. The first case of malaria was reported in Penang in 1805. Beri-beri […]
Read MoreHi there! my name is Johnson I am a Local tour guide in Malaysia in Kuala Lumpur especially. Today I want to talk to you about what is the beginning of Kuala Lumpur the history of Kuala Lumpur, I was born in Kuala Lumpur brought up […]
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