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    The document provides an overview of a travelogue booklet created by GROUP 42 for their semester 1 session 2018/2019 at the Malay Heritage Museum at UPM. The museum aims to collect, conserve, and display ancient Malay artifacts and raise public awareness of Malay heritage. It features four traditional Malay houses from different states that were moved and reconstructed at the museum. The booklet explores why the museum could be considered scary, noting rumors of artifacts moving at night, a female worker in the toilet at night, and nearby graveyards. It also outlines some of the internal museum exhibits which include Malay textiles, costumes, weapons, armors, manuscripts, and household items.

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    The document provides an overview of a travelogue booklet created by GROUP 42 for their semester 1 session 2018/2019 at the Malay Heritage Museum at UPM. The museum aims to collect, conserve, and display ancient Malay artifacts and raise public awareness of Malay heritage. It features four traditional Malay houses from different states that were moved and reconstructed at the museum. The booklet explores why the museum could be considered scary, noting rumors of artifacts moving at night, a female worker in the toilet at night, and nearby graveyards. It also outlines some of the internal museum exhibits which include Malay textiles, costumes, weapons, armors, manuscripts, and household items.

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    Liu Yung Fui (183376) 2. Chong Wui Ting (182441) 5. Lim Ejiin (184165) 3. Tneh Ying Xin (182746) 6. Tan Kar Yeow (184715)

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    LAX2014 My Travelogue

    Semester 1 Session 2018 / 2019

    Theme: Scary GROUP 42 Travelogue Booklet


    Instructor: Muhammad Syafiq Bin Mazlan
     
    1. Nur Asmila Syahmah Binti Ahmad Sukri (182253) 4. Liu Yung Fui (183376)
    2. Chong Wui Ting (182441) 5. Lim Ejiin (184165)
    3. Tneh Ying Xin (182746) 6. Tan Kar Yeow (184715)

    Location : Malay Heritage Museum, Faculty of Modern Language and


    Communication, UPM

    Introduction
    - Established since January 2013
    - To collect, conserve and preserve ancient Malay
    artifacts to be documented and displayed to the public
    and for research purpose.
    - To strengthen public awareness to recognize and
    appreciate the greatness of Malay heritages.

    External Part of Museum


    - Four traditional Malay houses from states of Negeri
    Sembilan, Perak, Terengganu and Pahang.
    - Was moved and restructured from the original place to
    museum area.
    - Agricultural equipment exhibition is here too.

    Why is it SCARY?

    - Rumor about the antiquities and artifacts will move at night time
    - Rumor about female worker that works at toilet on night time
    - Graveyards around the museum
    - Safety problems at the traditional houses exhibition area

    Internal Part of
    Museum
    Malay Textiles and Malay Weaponry
    Costumes and Armours

    Malay Manuscripts Malay Household


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