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Badan Warisan - Making Heritage Hip

Elizabeth Cardosa, Badan Warisan Malaysia | Melanie Anthony, Badan Warisan Malaysia

07-Apr-16 15:00

Badan Warisan - Making Heritage Hip

With the motto ‘Giving our past a future’ the non-governmental organisation Badan Warisan Malaysia has been working on the preservation and conservation of the country’s architectural heritage since 1983. We find out how they do this, and the activities they have in store for the public in 2016, from Badan Warisan President Elizabeth Cardosa and Communications Manager Melanie Anthony.


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