Visitors to the Nambook festival display the results of their Malaysian-style handicrafts at the Malaysia pavilion.
The romantic tree-lined avenues of Namiseom (or Nami Island) in Chuncheon, South Korea, framed a rather unusual sight last month when the island played host to a traditional Malay kampung house.
Complete with batik hangings and traditional Malaysian games, the “house” was actually Malaysia’s pavilion at the annual Nami Island International Children’s Book Festival (Nambook).
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