As mentioned at the beginning of Seoul Long Layover #1: Temples, I headed to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, with almost zero notice, but I had an INCREDIBLE time teaching to a project team made up of brilliant folks from government, CyberSecurity Malaysia, and academia, UTM.
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I was also blessed with one gentleman, Khairol Faisal, being so generous to offer up an entire day from his very busy schedule to take me to Melaka!
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As Khairol is pointing out, a big focus of the cultural center is the different types of homes that were traditionally found in each of the states. Here are a couple of these beautiful structures. I was lucky to try experience first-hand some traditional food and play some traditional gamesgames from a few of the states.
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I even learned to perform some of the traditional work!!
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I especially liked the performances and getting to meet these awesome folks.
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I’m leaving out all the video of my on-stage “participation”, but I really enjoyed getting to use the blowgun!! I sure hope Khairol deleted those movies like he promised he would!!
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UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Melaka is honored by being named a UNESCO World Heritage Site and at the center of it all is a large complex of historic building & monuments plus multiple museums devoted to the history of Malaysia. Of course, not all you will see in Melaka is “historic”…
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The museum complex entrance is down by the river, but quickly climbs the hills of the choresthe city.
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I learned a lot about the historic hand-weapons of Malaysia. These are very deadly instruments indeed and every nook & cranny have a purpose (all focus on injuring or killing an opponent).
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The museum complex continues to rise up in the hills and offers even more beautiful views.
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Eventually the highest point is reached and you are treated with St Paul’s Church.
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