How Malaysia is Safeguarding Lenggong Valley’s Millennia-Old Heritage
via The Sun, 31 October 2023: Lenggong Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a significant archaeological locale in Malaysia, ...
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The Archaeological Heritage of the Lenggong Valley is a Unesco World Heritage Site in Perak, Malaysia. Named after the town of the same name.
[Video] Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Lenggong
via Think City, 02 October 2023: Short documentary about the Lenggong Unesco World Heritage Site.
Head to Lenggong and learn about the Paleolithic Era in Malaysia
via The Star, 01 August 2023: Lenggong, a quaint town in northern Perak, Malaysia, houses some of the most significant ...
Perak govt will now manage Lenggong Valley heritage site
via New Straits Times, 30 July 2023: The management of the Lenggong Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, has been ...
A valley rich in archaeological heritage among new niche tourism attractions
via The Star, 23 July 2023: Tourism Malaysia is introducing archaeotourism and geopark packages to transform the Lenggong Valley in ...
Renowned historian honoured for archaeological discoveries
via New Straits Times, 21 September 2022: Another feature of Prof. Zuraina Majid, recognised with a recent award for her ...
Malaysian Unesco World Heritage site has oldest relics of human settlement outside Africa but is largely unknown and severely neglected – why?
via South China Morning Post, 04 September 2022: While a World Heritage listing usually means an increase in tourism and ...
Skeleton, fireflies and prawn noodles – discovering Perak as an archaeological tourist
via The Straits Times, 03 July 2022: A travel story on the Lenggong Valley, but it is behind a paywall.
[Video] Malaysia’s Lenggong Valley, a UNESCO site, struggles to find its footing in tourism
via Channel NewsAsia, 01 July 2022: I believe there was a lot of hype about turning the Lenggong Valley into ...
[Talk] The Role of Geochemist in Bukit Bunuh Archaeological Research
An upcoming talk by Abdul Mutalib Abdullah on 24 September. Link to the Zoom webinar below.
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