Wiki Loves Living Heritage/Intangible Cultural Heritage of Malaysia
Malaysia
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Mek Mulung
kulintang
breakfast culture in Malaysia
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kebaya
pantun
Ong Chun/Wangchuan/Wangkang ceremony, rituals and related practices for maintaining the sustainable connection between man and the ocean
gamelan
Menora
Mak yong
Zapin
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Putu piring
Cokodok
Puding Diraja
Tempoyak
yong tau foo
Wajik
Vada
Tuak
tempeh
Tari Piring
Tapai
tengkolok
talempong
Syair Siti Zubaidah Perang Cina
serundeng
halva
roast chicken
rengginang
Randai
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Pua Kumbu
lemang
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Bubur cha cha
Kompang
Baju Kurung
nasi kerabu
Nasi tumpang
Nasi minyak
nasi kuning
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Mutabak
mooncake
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mango sticky rice
rojak
Dagang rice
high-pole lion dance
linangkit
rendang
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Pinjaram cake
kuda kepang
knucklebones
Onde-onde
songket
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tofu
Janda pulang
Cendol
Pekasam
ikan bakar
Hainanese chicken rice
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