What are some examples of Malay traditional games?

- A two-player strategy game in which players take turns to sow their seeds in a series of small holes in a wooden board.

- The objective of the game is to capture more seeds than your opponent.

- Congkak is a popular game among children and adults in Malaysia and is often played during festive occasions such as Hari Raya Aidilfitri and Hari Raya Aidil Adha.

Gasing

- A spinning top game that is played by children in Malaysia.

- The objective of the game is to keep your spinning top spinning for as long as possible.

- Gasing is made of wood, and it is usually decorated with colorful paint.

- The game is usually played in a circle, and the players take turns to spin their gasing.

Konda-kundi

- Also known as "tug of war" in English.

- A traditional Malay game that involves two teams pulling a rope in opposite directions.

- The objective of the game is to pull the other team's members across a line.

- Konda-kundi is a popular game during sports day events in schools.

Sepak Takraw

- Similar to volleyball but the players use a rattan ball.

- Instead of using their hands, they use their feet, head and any other body parts to pass and score points.

- The objective of the game is to score points by hitting the ball over the net into the opponent's court.

- Sepak takraw is a popular sport among men in Malaysia and is also played professionally in the country.

Layang-Layang

- Known as kite fighting, kite flying is a popular pastime in Malaysia and is associated with a competitive form of kite flying.

- The objective is to cut the string of the opponent's kite by entangling it with one's own kite string.

- Layang-layang is a popular activity among children and adults in Malaysia and is often enjoyed during the windy season.