Mystery of 400-Year-Old Muong Tombs in Vietnam
The 400-year-old Muong tombs in Hoa Binh, Vietnam, highlight the Dinh clan's legacy, with stone pillars and artifacts providing insights...
Melaka Guidebook Errors Prompt Publisher Apology
Tourism Melaka issued a show-cause letter to a publisher after errors in a guidebook went viral. The guidebook has been...
Con Son Pagoda’s Triad of Buddha Statues Named National Treasure
The Triad of Buddha Statues at Con Son Pagoda, dating to the 17th century, is recognized as a National Treasure,...
[Video] Bujang Valley: The Bukit Choras discovery
Astro Awani interview with USM researcher Dr Nasha Khaw on the recent discoveries at Bukit Choras in the Bujang Valley....
Perak Museum Hosts Sundang Weaponry Exhibition
Perak Museum's "Sundang: Arts and Power" exhibition (June-Dec 2024) showcases traditional Malay weapons, highlighting cultural heritage. Nearly 10,000 visitors have...
An Giang Museum Showcases National Treasures from Oc Eo Culture
An Giang Museum displays six national treasures from the 4th-6th century Oc Eo culture, reflecting Vietnam's ancient artistic and religious...
Bagan Struggles Amid Myanmar’s Civil Unrest and Declining Tourism
Bagan, Myanmar’s UNESCO site, faces economic struggle as civil unrest deters tourists. Visitor numbers have plummeted since the 2021 coup,...
Calatrava Heritage Bridge Demolition Sparks Controversy
The 91-year-old Talave Bridge in Calatrava, Negros Occidental, was demolished by DPWH without NHCP approval, sparking controversy and calls for...
2,000-Year-Old Sa Huynh Salt-Making Field Unearthed in Quang Ngai
A 2,000-year-old Sa Huynh salt-making field was discovered in Quang Ngai, aiding UNESCO recognition efforts for the Sa Huynh site....
Taiwanese Amis Girl Explores Ancestral Roots in Fujian
A Taiwanese Amis girl explores her roots in Fujian, China, through archaeological sites. Reports suggest a link between Austronesian origins...
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