Orang Asli Museum, Museum in Malaysia
The Orang Asli Museum is dedicated to the indigenous peoples of Malaysia.
Established in 1987, it preserves the heritage of Malaysia's native tribes.
Exhibits showcase traditional crafts, clothing, and instruments of the Orang Asli.
Located in Gombak, the museum gives insights into the lives of the Orang Asli communities.
It's a center for understanding the diverse cultures of Malaysia's original inhabitants.
Location: Gombak
Inception: 1987
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