Veeky Leonora-Andria, Kumang Iban winner, Borneo Hornbill Festival 2011. She is an active blogger. She has been a consistent writer since winning the coveted title. Already a cultural enthusiast, she wrote in her blog, "The information from my blog is mainly from what I see, I read, I experience, I feel....I believe that the things that I write is true to me and I tried my very best to convey the truth of what I know."
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Monday, August 19, 2013
Thursday, May 23, 2013
Cultural Biodiversity
Salaam, all.
With range of cultural influences, Malaysia is among most
diverse countries in Asia. Two of Malaysia states - Sabah and Sarawak are located
in the island of Borneo. Borneo is the third largest island in the world.
Although an overused term, the island of Borneo truly is a melting pot of
cultures, customs and religions. It is
also a melting pot of peoples who have inhabited the island for thousands of
years and intermarried with those who arrived in later waves of migration. With
a varied ethnic composition comes a great diversity of cultures and religions.
Borneo is still largely unpopulated, with the coastal regions being the most
developed.
Labels:
Art,
Borneo Hornbill Festival,
Cultural Biodiversity,
Culture,
Dusun Liwan,
Dusun Lotud,
Harvest Festival.,
Kaamatan,
Kadazandusun,
Keling Gawai,
Kumang,
Kumang Gawai,
Linangkit,
Pesta Menuai,
Sabah,
Sarawak
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