Orang Asli Temuan community’s Hari Moyang celebration is going virtual this year


A Temuan participant for the upcoming Hari Moyang virtual event prepares ingredients for a video of making the Temuan traditional dish 'paeh ikan keli'. Photo: Gerimis Art Project

At the end of each year, the Temuan tribe celebrates Ayik Muyang (Hari Moyang, or Ancestor Day) to honour and express gratitude to their ancestors for a bountiful year, a good harvest and keeping watch over them.

The celebration typically lasts a few days, and in past years, there had been various Hari Moyang events that were opened to the public.

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