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Population
The Bidayuh
The
Bidayuh were once a coastal people who were driven inland
by sea pirates called Lanuns. Like the Ibans,
headhunting used to be practiced in the old days.
In
the past, the Ibans were feared as warriors who practiced
headhunting as a means of survival against enemies.
Headhunting has long ceased but their colourful festivals
still centre on dances that tell of heroism, spiritualism
and are a form of thanksgiving for a good harvest.
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Penang
The
Island
Georgetown
The
City
Attractions
Penang
Museum and Art Gallery
Sri
Mariamman Temple
Fort
Cornwallis
Khoo
Kongsi
Kapitan
Kling Mosque
Clock
Tower
St.
George's Church
Attractions
Penang
Hill
Ferringhi
Beach
Kek
Lok Si Pagoda
Snake
Temple
Penang
Bird Park
Butterfly
Farm
Wat
Chayamangkalaram
Penang
Bridge
Kedah / Langkawi
The
Island
Attractions
Kuah
Mahsuri's
Tomb
Air
Hangat Village
Telagah
Tujuh (Seven Wells)
Pantai
Pasir Hitam
Padang
Masirat
Tanjung
Rhu
Pantai
Kok, Pantai Cenang and other beaches
Underwater
World Langkawi
Dataran
Lang
Pulau
Dayang Bunting
Pulau
Singa Besar Wildlife Sanctuary
Crocodile
Farm
Sangkar
Ikan
Aquabeat
Galleri
Perdana
Pulau
Payar
Selangor
The
State
Attractions
Shah
Alam
Klang
Petaling
Jaya
Batu
Caves
Zoo
Negara and Tunku Abdul Rahman Aquarium
Taman
Pertanian Malaysia
Sunway
Lagoon
Kuala
Selangor
Taman
Alam
Waterfalls
Kuala Lumpur
The
City
Attractions
in Kuala Lumpur
Perak
The
State
Attractions
Perak
Museum, Taiping
Taiping
Lake Gardens
Bukit
Larut (Maxwell Hill)
Ubudiah
Mosque
Royal
Museum
Perak
Tong and Sam Poh Tong
Kellie's
Castle
Ipoh
Railway Station
Darul
Ridzuan Museum
Tambun
Hot Spring
Lata
Iskandar Waterfalls
Pangkor
Island
Pahang
The
State
Attractions
Kuantan
Teluk
Chempedak
Beserah
Cherating
Sungai
Pandan Waterfalls
Pekan
The
State Museum
Lake
Chini
Pulao
Tioman
Taman
Negara
Genting
Highlands
Cameron
Highlands
Frasier's
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