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Malaysian archaeological sites are sensitive because of the rapid pace of economic development, which poses a threat of destruction from construction projects like highways and housing estates.

Furthermore, the historical sites often involve non-Islamic monuments from previous Hindu and Buddhist civilizations, which can create cultural friction and objections from the predominantly Muslim local population, hindering conservation efforts for sites like the Bujang Valley. Limited resources, insufficient formal management plans, and a lack of skilled experts also present significant challenges to preserving these sites.

This post has been edited by Phoenix_KL: Aug 30 2025, 04:52 PM

maybe we have ancient ruins but underneath all the forests.
gotta wait somebody spend money to LIDAR from air like they did in Amazon Forest.
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-natu...-air-180980142/

Our land not fertile for supporting large civilization. Thailand and indochina have the big river basin like india, and indonesia have volcanic soil. Both type of soil very fertile and easy for agriculture. Malay peninsula mostly red clay soil very compact and low fertility, only support tropical forest. That's why most malay kingdom were near the shore and farm small2 only.

Later kena police report

Well, some people cannot accept the Malay origin history before Islam

There’s one in endau rompin that supposedly eclipses even Angkor Wat. But why it’s not revealed is soalan paling susah

Alliens never visited malaya to teach our ancestors how to build impressive structures maybe too low iq.

Just use logic and common sense. Enough said.

they live with dinasour issit?

last dinosaurs period is around 66 million years ago

Everywhere was covered in lush jungle. And that is not a bad thing. If a structure is abandoned, within a decade it would disappear from the map. See Mimaland.

Anything contrary to holier than thou teaching is destroyed and eradicated from history book.

Then how you explain the Mayan ruins? Same climate

Same population? My Google gave really big differences between number of Mayan, Majapahit and (for example) Malaccan populations.

Our rain forest (including Borneo’s) is actually one of the oldest thou if I’m not mistaken.

currently there are some which are made public

1. Bujang Valley, Kedah
2. Sungai Batu Archaeological Site, Kedah
3. Lenggong Valley, Perak
4. Guar Kepah, Penang

source: https://www.malaymail.com/news/malaysia/202...end-2024/134279



An aerial view of the Guar Kepah Archaeological Gallery expected to open to public by end 2024. — Picture courtesy of Wong Hon Wai’s office

5. Bukit Choras, Kedah

source: https://www.optionstheedge.com/topic/cultur...t-choras-temple

weather too hot and humid

nobody want to build big castles, nanti body overheat

this, the assumption was that Malay peninsula had a large civilisation base which AFAIK from history we never had anything large

another would be that the jungles already overgrown and hide whatever things they built and remain undiscovered

learn geography first. with how dense the forest is, u expect candi here n there , kek

Read the Toba Eruption Theory.
And yes.. LIDAR would be amazing