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They have travelled all over the world and now, the 1,600 Pandas are gathered in Publika, the final stop of their Malaysian tour after visiting more than 15 iconic locations across the country
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The adorable pandas' journey across Peninsular Malaysia began on 21 December last year, with a mission to promote environmental preservation as well as sustainable development for the future generation
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Fresh off their stint in Hong Kong, the pandas began their journey by crossing the river via bamboo rafts…
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… and were welcomed with much pomp and excitement at Dataran Merdeka upon their arrival in Malaysia. Hello there, pandas!
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Getting ready to board the train at the KL Railway Station
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Having a little fun in the sun at the Perbadanan Putrajaya Complex…
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A couple doing a wedding photoshoot with the papier-mâché pandas installation in front of the Perbadanan Putrajaya Complex.
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… before slowly inching their way to Dataran Putrajaya
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The pandas in awe of the majestic giant Lord Murugan statue at Batu Caves Temple in Gombak, Selangor
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Soaking in a bit of history on the grounds of the famously blue Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion in Penang…
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… and kinda sneaked into the mansion for a spectacular photo op
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No visit to Penang is complete if you don't stop by iconic heritage sites and age-old jetties
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The adorable creatures ushered in Christmas with Penangites at Lebuh Lintang
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Casually hanging out with the people at Taiping Lake, Perak on a warm, sunny day
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Picking up seashells in Kuala Sepetang, the largest mangrove forest in Peninsular Malaysia
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Like the Menara Jam Condong in Teluk Intan, the pandas will always stand (or sit?) tall!
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The pandas look right at home at Gunung Lang, Ipoh a.k.a. Little Guilin of Malaysia
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Taking over another heritage site in Malacca's infamous Red Square
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A brief stop in Cameron Highlands gave the pandas an opportunity to get closer to nature
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Paying homage to our national heroes at the National Monument, KL
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Before going to the final stop in their Malaysian tour, the pandas stopped by WWF Malaysia's office for a brief visit
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Finally, the pandas are now gathered at Publika Shopping Gallery for a two-week exhibition
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