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Es Pisang Ijo, comprising bananas wrapped in steamed green dough and accompanied by chilled sweet coconut milk liquid, traces its origins to Makassar, Indonesia. Photo by Bernama

Maintaining high cleanliness standards is especially important for bazaars located in city centres, as it helps enhance the image of Kota Kinabalu among tourists. - Bernama file photo

Community members receiving iftar meals sponsored by Coca-Cola.

Rosnani Mohd Yunus said she was told the traditional dessert was introduced by farmers from Penang and Kedah who migrated to Central Perak in the 1960s and 1970s in search of agricultural opportunities. - Bernama photo

Posting multiple videos of his visit to Kuala Lumpur including a visit to a local night market to sample Malaysian cuisine and durian as well as visiting other attractions, Ryan Chen said he was in town with his parents.

Aishah Muhammad Yassin remembers her frazzled mother giving her a smartphone and putting on ‘Upin & Ipin’, a popular Malaysian animated series for children, for her to watch. - BERNAMA FILE PIX

Each year, Swee Nyet Keung Temple attracts Buddhists celebrating the New Year, with decorations typically put up a month beforehand. Photo by Bernama

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The reopening of the Sultan Abdul Samad Building not only restored one of the nation’s most iconic heritage landmarks, but also rekindled cherished memories for a former employee who once worked within its historic walls more than four decades ago. - Photo by Bernama