High demand for traditional dances


Energetic show: A file photo showing a lion dance performance by the Nam Wah Kangkar Pulai Lion and Dragon Dance Troupe.

JOHOR BARU: Traditional dance groups are expecting an increase in demand for cultural performances next year in conjunction with Visit Malaysia 2026.

Persatuan Anak Seni Sarawak founder and president Rosalind Kamis said interest in Sarawakian and Sabahan culture has been growing in Peninsular Malaysia.

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