Pupils and teachers enjoy playing and learning about Tamil traditional games


Teachers and students from SJKT Mak Mandin, Butterworth, looking at the ancient Tamil manuscripts written on palm leaves on display at the Penang Indian Heritage Museum. — Photos: ASRI ABDUL GHANI/The Star

OVER 150 primary school pupils had an exciting time playing Tamil traditional games while learning about their origins at the Penang Hindu Endowment Board premises in George Town.

Among the traditional games played were pallanguli, pambaram, thayam and aadu puli attam.

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