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| The 'Wau' pronounced 'wow' is a large colorful Malaysian kite. With a wing span of up to 2.5 meters and heights exceeding 3.5 meters, it is definitely a sight to see in the sky, hence the chosen logo of the country's leading airlines, Malaysian Airlines. Wau making is another great ancient art form usually passed down from father to son. The frame is made from bamboo and it is covered with shiny glazed paper, floral cut-outs, designs and bright paper tassels. A bow shaped device is added to the kite to give it a distinct high pitched humming sound when in flight. The Wau is usually flown at festivals and competitions especially in the northern states of Kelantan and Terengganu. |
| Henna body painting is an ancient art form in Malaysia. The Henna dye comes from the leaves of the henna plant which are dried and crushed to form a powder. The powder is then made into a paste which is applied to the body. When dry, the temporary tattoo turns the skin into a reddish brown tint. You can have these temporary Henna tattoos done on different parts of your body. The hands and feet are the most popular especially with intricate designs. In Malaysia, the Henna tattoo is used at weddings and festivals. |
| Dance is popular in any culture and the Indian dance is very rich in tradition. For many centuries the Indian dance was attached to temples and their themes were mythological in nature. Nowadays the Indian dance has taken on a life of its own with some popular moves in the mix. If you have a chance, the Indian dance with its colorful attire and limber moves is an entertaining show. |


| A country with so much diversity has a diversity of cultural dances as well. You can catch a Cultural Dance at many of the festivals. Be sure to catch one! |
| Cultural Dances |


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