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Handicraft Village and Craft Museum (Kampung Kraftangan)

Handicraft Village and Craft Museum, known locally as Kampung Kraftangan, is a cultural complex in Kota Bharu, Kelantan, operated by the Malaysian Handicraft Development Corporation. Located on Jalan Hilir Kota near the Kelantan River, it showcases traditional Kelantanese crafts including batik, songket, silverwork, woodcarving and embroidery. The site combines a museum, workshops and sales galleries to preserve and promote the state's craft heritage for visitors.

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Kuala Lumpur Craft Complex

The Kuala Lumpur Craft Complex is a cultural centre on Jalan Conlay in central Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur. Operated by the Malaysian Handicraft Development Corporation (Kraftangan Malaysia), it serves as a national hub for preserving and promoting Malaysian handicrafts. The complex houses a craft museum, galleries, workshops and retail outlets showcasing batik, songket, woodcarving, pottery and other traditional crafts from across Malaysia.

Kuala Lumpur, Kuala LumpurCultural Attraction

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Naga Indigenous Inn and Learning Centre

The Naga Indigenous Inn and Learning Centre is a community-run cultural homestay and learning space located at Kijulo in Phesama village, Kohima District, Nagaland, near the Kohima-Imphal highway. Established to preserve and share Naga indigenous knowledge, architecture and traditions, it offers traditional Naga-style accommodation built with local materials. The centre hosts cultural workshops, storytelling and craft demonstrations, providing visitors an immersive introduction to Naga heritage in a rural hillside setting.

Phesama, NagalandCultural Attraction

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Sawantwadi Palace

Sawantwadi Palace is an 18th-century heritage palace located in Sawantwadi, Maharashtra, built by Khem Sawant III between 1755 and 1803. It serves as the ancestral home of the Sawant Bhonsle dynasty and features a unique blend of English arches and native Konkan workmanship using red laterite stone. Part of the palace functions as a museum displaying royal artifacts, Ganjifa art, and traditional lacquerware. The complex also operates as a boutique art hotel while remaining a significant cultural landmark in the Sindhudurg district.

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