Club in Gua Musang breaks stereotypes by taking up bonsai gardening


GUA MUSANG: A group of Malay youths here are defying stereotypes by taking up bonsai gardening, which is typically associated with the Chinese community.

"This is Gua Musang” (TIGM) club member Ahmad Kharsani Ariffin, 42, said he fell in love with bonsai creations 23 years ago and inherited the passion from his father.

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