Malaysians are generally forgiving of expatriates and foreigners ignorant of local customs—you can’t be expected to pick everything up straight away! But an eagerness to learn more, whether it’s the proper way to use chopsticks or the correct way to accept tea, will always be well appreciated. |
Of Malaysia’s approximately 26 million people, over 5 million live in East Malaysia, while Peninsular Malaysia is home to about 21 million. Malaysia comprises three main racial groups: Malays, Chinese... 
Bahasa Melayu (meaning “Malay Language”) is the official language of Malaysia and is primarily spoken by the Malays. However, it is also spoken by people of other races, particularly those who have attended government... 
Thanks to Malaysia’s unique culture, the variety of traditional costumes and textiles are ravishing and colourful. From magnificent tribal head-feathers with bark body-covers to antique gold-woven royal songket... 
