General : National Museum Exhibition Shines Light On Malaysiaâs Karst Heritage
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 1 (Bernama) -- The Ministry of National Unity, through the Department of Museums Malaysia, is holding the Malaysian Karst Heritage Exhibition at the National Museum to raise public awareness of the importance of preserving caves and karst landscapes as part of the country’s natural heritage.
The National Unity Ministry in Malaysia has launched the Malaysian Karst Heritage Exhibition at the National Museum. The exhibit, running until December 31, aims to highlight the importance of caves and karst landscapes, which have existed in the country for millions of years. National Unity Minister Datuk Aaron Ago Dagang emphasized that these geological formations are not merely natural wonders, but also preserve traces of life, history, and heritage that contribute to Malaysia's story.
The exhibition showcases the geological wonders, biodiversity, archaeological discoveries, and historical and cultural significance of these natural formations. It seeks to raise public awareness of their importance in terms of geological value, biodiversity, and archaeological value. The exhibition also aims to strengthen conservation efforts for the benefit of science, education, history, culture, and tourism.
Minister Dagang expressed the government's commitment to revitalizing museums as centers of knowledge while ensuring that the country's heritage remains relevant and can be appreciated by present and future generations. He encouraged the public to visit the exhibition with their families and explore the heritage that has been shaped over millions of years. He urged everyone to appreciate and preserve this unique heritage, as it belongs to all of Malaysia.
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