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Impian Kite
Impian, named after the Malaysian word for “dream”, is Malaysia’s largest hand-made inflatable kite. Since 2004, it has been listed as such in Malaysia’s Book of Records, measuring 16.7 by 36.4 metres (55 ft × 119 ft).
The kite was made by a group of friends at Taman Kota Laksamana, reclaimed land now called Impian Kite Flying Field in Melaka.
Unable to buy a super-sized kite, this group sewed one themselves using a small automatic Singer sewing machine.
Today Team Impian is a kite flying group at Kota Laksamana. The team regularly flies at Bintulu Kite Festival, also known as Borneo International Kite Festival, Bintulu\.
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