Category: Culture & Heritage
A New Symbol of Unity Nestled in Bandar Botanik, Klang, Masjid Jamek Cina Muslim Klang is a striking testament to Malaysia’s multicultural tapestry. Officially opened in August 2024, the mosque graced its first Maghrib prayer gathering with vibrant community presence. Architectural Harmony: A Nod to Xi’an The mosque’s design draws direct inspiration from the Great […]
A Bird’s-Eye View into Klang’s Past Long before Klang became known for its bustling port and culinary treasures, it had a thriving coffee industry. But coffee plantations faced a relentless enemy — insect infestations. To fight back, the British introduced crows from Sri Lanka. These feathered “pest patrols” did their job well. Yet when the […]
Located along Jalan Tengku Kelana, Little India Klang stands as one of the city’s most vibrant cultural districts, showcasing the enduring traditions and spirit of Klang’s Indian community. Often regarded as the cultural and commercial heart for the Indian population, this colorful enclave is a blend of heritage, spirituality, and everyday life. A Feast […]
The Puja Pantai festival is a captivating cultural event celebrated by the Mah Meri tribe, one of Malaysia’s indigenous communities residing predominantly on Pulau Carey in Selangor. This annual ritual, held after the Chinese New Year, is a profound expression of gratitude and reverence towards ancestral spirits, particularly the sea spirits, reflecting the tribe’s deep […]
A Hidden Riverside Gem You Haven’t Heard Of Tucked away in Klang’s Port area is Kampung Bagan Hailam — a stilt village built above the murky waters of the Klang River. Despite being just 1.5 km long, this village offers a vivid snapshot of Malaysia’s living heritage: generations of fishermen, wooden homes, everyday rituals, and the […]
