and is part of a sprawling historical complex of Bujang Valley,
the riches archaeological area in Malaysia
with remains of Hindu-Buddhist era dated more than 2000 years ago.
Excavation works is continuing to uncover more ruins till today.
Kedah,The Birthplace of Malay Civilisation
Sungai Batu Site
Early Kingdoms
Bendang Dalam Temple.
Bukit Batu Pahat Temple.
Pengkalan Bujang Temple.
Pendiat Temple
Remains of old sail boat,"Perahu Sagor".
Yoni,Lingga and Somasutra.
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16 comments:
nearby to my uitm merbok!:)
Worth the try place, I love historical sites and I need to travel more within my country to discover more places just like this you have shared.
I've been to Malaysia many many times and there are so much of treasures hidden in the country that it feels like I have not seen anything. :-)
suke blog anda sebab bnyk tmpat2 cntik..
xdapat g tgk gmbr pon jadi la..:)
Interesting.., I'm sure my nephew would love to go there as he loves history..but for his auntie ~ I remember this from Sejarah subject...thou now there are new findings compared to then..hehe. :-)
Great find. I was hoping there were still temples in their original shape, or at least replica.
Beautiful place with such interesting items.
wow canteknyer.. thomas, mama letak blog ni dlm bloglist mama yer
walaupun sy stay kt kedah tapi blom berpeluang pegi tempat ni, hikk...
nice place..haven't been here yet
de engineur,
there was talk of a black fortress of Kota Gelanggi from the Srivijaya era somewhere in Johor.
pernah bawak anak-anak kat sini, tapi depa xminat, smpai depa cakap buat apelah buang duit cari benda-benda xguna tu! he..he..he..
selalu lalu..tapi belum ada masa..
I heard about the new UNESCO site in Malaysia. I wonder if this is the one.
Jibie Jipp,
The new UNESCO site is the Lenggong Archaeological Area,
it's hope that with more findings, this will be next.
wak been there very long time ago.. nice capture thomas!
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