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Where in Malaysia Is This?


Where in Malaysia Is This?Versión en línea Guess the Malaysian Landmark por Hinisha Saravanan 1 Every year on Malaysia's Independence Day (31 August), millions of Malaysians watch a huge fireworks display next to these towers. Malaysians call them their most iconic landmark. What are they? a Shanghai Tower b Burj Khalifa c KL Tower d Petronas Twin Towers 2 Every year, over 1 million people climb the 272 steps to reach this sacred Hindu temple — many of them carrying offerings as part of a festival called Thaipusam. Where is this? a Angkor Wat, Cambodia b Tiger Cave Temple, Thailand c Prambanan, Indonesia d Batu Caves, Malaysia 3 It's midnight. Malaysians are still eating, chatting, and drinking teh tarik at a place like this. You can find one in almost every neighbourhood. What is this type of place called? a Night market b Kopitiam c Food court d Mamak stall 4 This city is so famous for its street art, food, and mix of cultures that UNESCO gave it a special protection status. Locals say walking its streets feels like walking through three countries at once. Which city is this? a Ipoh b Singapore c Malacca d George Town, Penang 5 This is called the "Pink Mosque" by locals because of its colour. It was built beside a man-made lake in a brand-new city that Malaysia built from scratch in the 1990s. What is this mosque called? a Masjid Jamek b Masjid Negara c Masjid Putra d Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Mosque 6 Before modern apartments and shopping malls, most Malaysians lived in homes like this , raised on wooden stilts, surrounded by fruit trees, with neighbours close enough to share food across the fence. What is this type of settlement called? a Longhouse b Rumah Kedai c Kampung d Taman 7 Every year on 31 August at midnight, Malaysians gather at this open square, count down together, and shout "MERDEKA!" seven times. Why seven times? a Because 7 is Malaysia's lucky number b Because that's how many times the people shouted it in 1957 c Because there are 7 states in Malaysia d Because that's how many times the first Prime Minister shouted it in 1957 8 Every week, in nearly every Malaysian neighbourhood, a temporary outdoor market appears at night , selling local food, clothes, and fresh produce. Malaysians of all backgrounds shop and eat here together. What is it called? a Pasar malam b Wet market c Bazaar Ramadan d Pasar tani

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Where in Malaysia Is This?Versión en línea

por Hinisha Saravanan

Every year on Malaysia's Independence Day (31 August), millions of Malaysians watch a huge fireworks display next to these towers. Malaysians call them their most iconic landmark. What are they?

Every year, over 1 million people climb the 272 steps to reach this sacred Hindu temple — many of them carrying offerings as part of a festival called Thaipusam. Where is this?

It's midnight. Malaysians are still eating, chatting, and drinking teh tarik at a place like this. You can find one in almost every neighbourhood. What is this type of place called?

This city is so famous for its street art, food, and mix of cultures that UNESCO gave it a special protection status. Locals say walking its streets feels like walking through three countries at once. Which city is this?

This is called the "Pink Mosque" by locals because of its colour. It was built beside a man-made lake in a brand-new city that Malaysia built from scratch in the 1990s. What is this mosque called?

Before modern apartments and shopping malls, most Malaysians lived in homes like this , raised on wooden stilts, surrounded by fruit trees, with neighbours close enough to share food across the fence. What is this type of settlement called?

Every year on 31 August at midnight, Malaysians gather at this open square, count down together, and shout "MERDEKA!" seven times. Why seven times?

Every week, in nearly every Malaysian neighbourhood, a temporary outdoor market appears at night , selling local food, clothes, and fresh produce. Malaysians of all backgrounds shop and eat here together. What is it called?