The Year of the Cat is believed to bring good luck and smooth sailing in Vietnam.

A historian says a new narrative is needed to help educate Malaysians about their country.

Men from all walks of life come together to celebrate their love for their facial hair.

Visitors flock to the Good Fortune Pavilion in Bukit Seputih, where an unusual art exhibition was held for the first time in a burial ground.

About 35,000 people are estimated to have attended this year's Bon Odori festival, an annual cultural event held in Malaysia for decades.

Among the highlights at the museum, which comprises nine galleries, are paintings from the Tang and Song dynasties.

Questions have arisen about the purpose of events such as the Kuala Lumpur International Book Fair, which are supposed to reflect Malaysia's identity as a multicultural society.

While loafing about or 'lepaking' was once heavily discouraged by the government, even families with young children are now staying out until the wee hours of the morning.

The RM323 million Borneo Cultures Museum, located in the heart of Kuching, will house hundreds of historical artefacts.

Vloggers Logesh and Rachel stress the significance of being grounded in culture.

The villagers of Kampung Pulau Misa Melayu in Perak spend their days in a variety of activities steeped in ancient Malay culture.

Development companies are urged to put local names first, given that Malaysia has its own language and identity.