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Ansajo: MY The Orang Asli preparing a meal, baking rice / tapioca root in bamboo tubes
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Ansajo: MY The Rungus people live mainly in northern Sabah, near Kudat. They are famed for their intricate and decorative beadwork, an integral part of the traditional costume
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Ansajo: MY Woman wearing a kebaya
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Ansajo: MY tea plantation
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Ansajo: Peoples of Malaysia
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Ansajo: The holy festival of Thaipusam is celebrated by acts of self-abnegation in fulfillment of a wow.
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Ansajo: MY Trishaw rider taking a breather outside the shop in Malacca.
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Ansajo: Kite-makers need patience, skill and creativity in working with bamboo strips and rice paper to create beautiful master pieces.
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Ansajo: Fast food Malaysian style
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Ansajo: Market Day
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Ansajo: MY During a wayang kulit performance, the master storyteller of Tok Dalang conducts the shadow from behind the screen by reciting the tale with appropriate sounds and movements.