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TARIAN DATUN JULUD
<p>Datun Julud means "long dance" in the Dayak Kenyah language, Hivan Joh in the Kayan dialect, and Arang Kadang in the Kelabit language. Traditionally, Datun Julud is performed by a group of women during ceremonial events of the Orang Ulu community.</p><p><br></p><p>This special dance, which focuses on expressing joy and gratitude to the Almighty, is said to have been created by Nyik Selong, the king of the Dayak <span style="display: inline !important;">Kenyah tribe in Apo Kayan. Nyik Selong was renowned and feared for his strength and exceptional skills in wielding weapons, making him nearly unbeatable.</span></p><p><br></p><p>However, he is said to have faced a personal dilemma as he had no heir. After a long wait for this moment of happiness, one of Nyik Selong’s daughters-in-law became pregnant and gave birth to his long-awaited successor. As a sign of gratitude, the entire longhouse community celebrated with a feast and performed this graceful dance.</p><div><br></div> ...
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GULAI LEMAK SIPUT
<p>Asal Usul Gulai Lemak Siput:</p><p>Hidangan Tradisional Pantai Timur: Gulai Lemak Siput adalah hidangan yang biasa dihidangkan di negeri-negeri pantai timur Malaysia, terutamanya di Pahang. </p><p><br></p><p>Sejak zaman dahulu, masyarakat Melayu telah memanfaatkan sumber daya alam seperti siput sebagai bahan utama dalam masakan mereka. Siput bukan hanya murah dan mudah didapati, tetapi ia juga memberi sumber protein yang baik, menjadikannya pilihan utama dalam banyak hidangan tradisional seperti gulai lemak siput.</p><div><br></div> ...
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KUIH SOPANG REBUS
<p>Kuih Sopang Rebus is a traditional Negeri Sembilan cake. The name comes from its shape, a flattened ball dough making it appear ‘half’ a ball or ‘separuh’ in Bahasa Melayu but pronounced ‘sopaghoh’ in the Negeri Sembilan dialect. Thus came the term ’sopang’. </p><p><br></p><p>This delicacy is made of glutinous rice flour, coconut milk, sugar, and salt, with a filling of grated young coconut. The dough is balled then flattened, filled with fillet, then delicately folded to resemble a curry puff. They are placed orderly in a container. The container then is put on the wooden sticks lining the pot with boiling water for steaming. The term sopang rebus is rather a misnomer because ’rebus’ means boiled. But the cake is just steamed, not boiled. </p><p><br></p><p>Kueh sopang is a favourite at breakfast, afternoon tea or breaking fast (as dessert) in the fasting month of Ramadhan. </p><div><br></div> ...
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NGAJAT PUA KUMBU
<p>Ngajat Pua Kumbu is recognized as part of the repertoire of ngajat, the traditional dance of the Iban ethnic group, which incorporates pua kumbu, the Iban community's traditional textile, as a medium of storytelling and a symbol of cultural heritage through the attire known as Ngepan Iban.</p> ...
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TARIAN PORTUGIS
<p>The Portuguese Dance of Melaka is a traditional art form deeply rooted in the history and cultural heritage of Melaka. It originates from the influence of the Portuguese community that came to Melaka in the 16th century and has since evolved into a part of the local culture. The Portuguese Dance of Melaka blends Portuguese and Malay elements, reflecting the unique cultural fusion in Melaka, known as the Baba Nyonya or Peranakan culture.</p><p><br></p><p>Origins of the Portuguese Dance of Melaka</p><p>This dance originates from the Kristang (Portuguese-Eurasian) community in Melaka. Following the Portuguese colonization of Melaka in 1511, the Portuguese community brought with them artistic traditions, including dance, music, and song. Over time, they assimilated with local cultures, including Malay, Chinese, and Indian influences, resulting in highly unique and diverse art forms, including Portuguese dances.</p><p>There are several types of dances associated with the Portuguese Dance of Melaka, including the most well-known:</p><p>Fandango Dance</p><p>The Fandango is one of the most renowned dances in Portuguese Melaka tradition. This dynamic dance involves quick footwork and is typically performed during celebrations and weddings.</p><p>Branyo Dance</p><p>The Branyo is a traditional Portuguese dance originating in Melaka. It is part of musical and dance performances at social gatherings and entertainment events. The Branyo features paired male and female dancers, performing with spirited and lively movements.</p><p>Tundo Dance</p><p>Tundo is a more ritualistic dance often performed during religious ceremonies or Christian celebrations held by the Kristang community in Melaka. It reflects the religious influence in Portuguese Melaka dance culture.</p> ...
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KUIH BUGIS MANDI
<p>Kuih Bugis Mandi, also known as Kuih Badak Berendam or Kuih Puteri Mandi in other states, is a traditional sweet treat of the Bugis in Selangor. These small cakes are easy to prepare at home, consisting of three bits: the cake balls, the coconut filling and the gravy. </p> ...
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TARIAN KUDA KEPANG
<p>The Kuda Kepang dance which is often performed in Jalan Parit Deraman, Bukit Kuching Kuala Selangor and Sekinchan, Sungai Besar, Kuala Selangor, is a performance with skilled dancers and is very popular among the Jawa community of Selangor. </p><p><br></p><p>This performance is very popular among the Jawa community in Selangor, with highly skilled dancers. Dancers ride replica horses made of woven bamboo without legs, consisting only of a body, head, and tail. Musical instruments that accompany this dance include gong, bonang, gamelan, rebana, and gendang.</p><div><br></div> ...
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MASAKAN TRADISIONAL ‘AMBUYAT’
<p>Ambuyat is a traditional food, a favourite of the Bruneians and Bisayas. This special dish is enjoyed by many and has been passed down for generations by the Kadazandusun, Murut, Bajau and Dusun Tatana in Sabah. </p><p><br></p><p>Starchy food, transparent and sticky glue-like texture, it is made from sago flour, which is processed from sago palm wood, the ampulung. </p><p><br></p><p>In the old days, ambuyat was eaten daily, and always served at weddings, festivals and other celebrations. </p><div><br></div> ...
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MONGIGOL MENGALAI
<p>Mongigol Mengalai is a traditional dance of the Kadazan-Dusun ethnic group of the Dusun Tinagas tribe. This sub-ethnic group predominantly resides in the upper Sugut River region, a hilly area situated at the intersection of the Ranau, Kota Marudu, and Labuk-Sugut districts in northern Sabah. "Mongigol," which means "to dance," is performed exclusively by women, whereas "Mengalai" refers to a solo performance by a male dancer accompanied by female dancers.</p> ...
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