The five-petaled Bunga raya ( Hibis

The five-petaled Bunga raya ( Hibiscus Rosa-Sinensis ) has been Malaysia's national flower since 1960. Symbolically, the five petals of the bunga raya represent the "Five Principles of Nationhood" – Malaysia's national philosophy in strengthening national unity and tolerance -- while the red colour represents courage. The flower can be found throughout the country and parts of the Bunga raya's shrub have medicinal and cosmetic uses.

The five-petaled Bunga raya (Hibiscus Rosa-Sinensis) has been Malaysia's national flower since 1960. Symbolically, the five petals of the bunga raya represent the "Five Principles of Nationhood" - Malaysia's national philosophy in strengthening national unity and tolerance - while. the red colour represents courage. The flower can be found throughout the country and parts of the Bunga raya's shrub have medicinal and cosmetic uses.

The five-petaled Bunga Raya (Hibiscus Rosa-Sinensis) has been Malaysia 's national flower since 1960. Symbolically the,, Five petals of the Bunga Raya represent the "Five Principles of Nationhood" - Malaysia 's national philosophy in strengthening. National unity and tolerance - while the red colour represents courage.The flower can be found throughout the country and parts of the Bunga Raya 's shrub have medicinal and cosmetic uses.