JANUARY 23 — Every corner of Universiti Malaya (UM) holds a story waiting to be discovered. When I first envisioned the UM Walking Tour Guide in 2017, I saw more than just...
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Despite our central location in Kuala Lumpur, many of UM’s architectural treasures and historical gems remain hidden from public view. Thanks to funding from UMCARES and collaboration with Ar Dr Helena Aman Hashim, we began crafting a sustainable tourism initiative that would showcase our university’s rich heritage to both local and international visitors.
Our librarians became storytellers, transforming dusty archives into vibrant tales of university life through the decades.Our first meeting in January 2024 brought together an exciting mix of experts—from creative arts professor Dr Simon Soon Sien Yong to engineering specialist Dr Nur Afiqah Hashim, alongside dedicated librarians, museum curators, students, and alumni.
Her expertise helped us transform academic knowledge into engaging stories. Under her guidance, we crafted a walking trail that begins at the UM Central Library, winds past the majestic Dewan Tunku Canselor, and showcases the striking Ibrahim Hussein Mural, among other campus landmarks. And we’re building partnerships with tourism boards and cultural organizations to welcome more visitors to our campus.
Our Stories To Life: The Evolution Of The UM Walking Tour Guide Zuraini Md Ali
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