KL's Orang Asli Craft Museum is the under-appreciated attraction you need to check out

A display of the traditional clothes made out of tree bark.

A group of young students sat cross-legged on the floor, listening attentively to the facts being relayed by the museum guide – quite an encouraging scene to behold, one that promises the cultural legacy of Malaysia’s Indigenous folks will not fade into obscurity in the near future.

The Orang Asli Craft Museum in Kuala Lumpur, the location where this scene was set, plays an important role in disseminating knowledge about the Indigenous minority of Peninsular Malaysia not only to the younger generations but to the public in general.