Batik is a revered textile art in Malaysia that will impress art aficionados while reminding us all of the need to preserve...
The Asmat people of Papua New Guinea (PNG) live in what might be described as the most hostile environment on Earth, with...
In a world of automation and high efficiency, the careful craftsmanship of a traditionally handmade product always stands out. Somewhere along King...
Wooden spoons, pressed flowers, and black bean noodles: The remarkable ways Valentine’s Day is commemorated across different cultures. With Valentine’s Day just...
The interesting practice of throwing oranges into the sea actually originated on Malaysia’s very own Penang Island in the 19 century. Chap Goh...
Today, there are at least nine regional styles of lion dances that are still practised and honoured as a proud cultural expression...
Experience Kwai Chai Hong like never before with a beautiful art installation, ‘Beyond the Moonlit Door 超月门窗’ by artist Pamela Tan. Kwai...
Penang’s Hin Bus Depot weekend pop-up market is where amazing local talents get to showcase their unique services and culinary creations. Penang...
Bon Odori is a traditional Japanese festival that is celebrated with dances and a lively performance of drums to welcome the homecoming...
With collections that date back to the 1900s, this museum along Macalister Road traces the history and heritage of the Indian diaspora...
With plenty of traditional and spiritual practices involved, not to mention heaps of merrymaking, it’s no wonder Gawai can go on for...
Songkran in Thailand is officially observed as a three-day national holiday from April 13-15, although celebrations can go on for longer! Songkran,...