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May / Jun 2004
May / June 2004 Issue
A Flash Of A Feather
 Seeing birds in their natural habitats can be a rewarding pastime. With patience and plenty of enthusiasm, you too can learn to be a 'birder', explains Lim Bing Yee.
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Getting Down And Dirty
 Caving isn't only for the wildly adventurous nature enthusiast, as this urban soul discovers.
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Dress To Impress Kelabit Style
 For centuries, the Kelabit of central Borneo highlands used the best of both worlds -- manufacturing cloth from bark of indigenous trees and using beads imported from far-away lands for ornaments. Heidi Munan shares some impressions of the fashion of yesteryear.
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Tiger Tiger Burning Bright
 Dodging falling trees, stinging insects, bloodthirsty leeches and other jungle terrors, wildlife biologist Dr Kae Kawanishi spent 34 months studying the 'Malay tiger' in Taman Negara. Her findings suggest the tiger population there is near the carrying capacity of the ecosystem, which itself appears to be in good health.
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Magazine Profile
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Virtual Malaysia Magazine is a travel and leisure publication that features exotic destinations plus a myriad of travel products and services in the country. As Malaysia is riding high on tourism bouyancy, armchair travellers around the globe will be able to preview fascinating destinations even before embarking on a sojourn to this country. The magazine is complemented online with regularly updated travel and tourism content at award winning (APMITTA 2000 and APICTA 2001) tourism portal -- www.virtualmalaysia.com.
Specifications: 230mm X 297mm
Frequency: Bimonthly (6 volumes p.a.)
Language: English
Circulation: 20,000 copies
Retail: RM10 (West Malaysia)
RM11 (East Malaysia)
SG S$6 / BR $6/ USD $3.50/ EUR 2.50 | |
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