With special thanks to Pwee Keng Ho from Singapore, who is my counsellor for issues in this region.

Still today the British influence/protection, from ±1786 until the official independancy declared on August 31, 1957, is noticeable in Malaysia. In these years the Waddingtons' editions  have been introduced in this country, since about 1982/85 followed by the Parker Brothers/Hasbro design.

Next to a number of smaller native manufacturers of very simple and cheap Monopoly-like editions SPM, established 1976, is making very nice purely Malay games, with a glance to the English and American designs.

Up till 2000 the spaces on the Parker/Waddingtons/Hasbro game boards are from 6 Malay cities of which a.o. 14 properties of Kuala Lumpur. 
They are from Go onwards:

Gurney Drive (Penang) - Community Chest (Kebajikan Masyarakat) Jalan Chow Kit (Kuala Lumpur) - Income Tax - Butterworth Station/Stesyen Butterworth - Jalan Hang Jebat (Melaka) - Chance (Cuba Nasib) - Jalan Petaling (Kuala Lumpur) - Jalan Imbi (Kuala Lumpur) - IN pudu jail - Jalan Wong Ah Fook (Johore Bahru) - Tenaga Nasional Berhad (National Energy Comp.) - Jalan Masjid India (Kuala Lumpur) - Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman (Kuala Lumpur) - Ipoh Station/Stesyen Ipoh - Jalan Duta (Kuala Lumpur) - Community Chest Jalan Tebrau (Johore Bahru) - Campbell Street (Penang) - Free Parking - Jalan Tun Razak (Kuala Lumpur) - Chance (Cuba Nasib) - Jalan Riong (Kuala Lumpur) - Dataran Merdeka (Kuala Lumpur) - Johore Bahru Station/Stesyen Johore Bahru - Penang Road (Penang) - Jalan Sultan Iskandar (Ipoh) - Telekom Malaysia (in 1992)/Jabatan Bekalan Air (Water Supply Comp.)(in 1995) -  Central Market (Kuala Lumpur) - Go to pudu jail - Subang Jaya (Petaling Jaya) - Bangsar (Kuala Lumpur) - Community Chest (Kebajikan Masyarakat) - Ampang (Kuala Lumpur) - Kuala Lumpur Station/Stesyen Kuala Lumpur - Chance (Cuba Nasib) - Jalan Bukit Bintang (Kuala Lumpur) - VIP TAX and Jalan Sultan  Ismail (Kuala Lumpur).

Parker Brothers is used to keep the names of the properties unchanged, so it is very remarkable to see they did change them for their Malayan editions:

From 2000 onwards the spaces on the Parker/Hasbro game boards are from 7 Malay cities of which a.o. only 12 properties of Kuala Lumpur and all 3 beige streets of Petaling Jaya. 
They from Go onwards:
 
Gurney Drive (Penang) - Community Chest (Kebajikan Masyarakat) - Petaling Street (Kuala Lumpur) - Income Tax  - Kuala Lumpur Railway Station - Jalan Wong Ah Fook (Johor Bahru) - Chance (Cuba Nasib) - Jalan Hang Jebat (Malacca) - Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman (Kuala Lumpur) - In jail/Sg.Buloh - Batu Ferringhi (Penang) -Tenaga Nasional Berhad (National Energy Comp.) - Langkawi (Kedah) - Port Dickson (Negeri Sembilan) - Sentral LRT Station - Bandar Sunway (Petaling Jaya) - Community Chest (Kebajikan Masyarakat) - Subang Jaya (Petaling Jaya) - Bandar Utama (Petaling Jaya) - Free Parking - Bangsar (Kuala Lumpur) - Chance (Cuba Nasib) - Ampang (Kuala Lumpur) - Bintang Precinct (Kuala Lumpur) - West Port (Selangor) - Penang Road (Penang) - Dataran Merdeka (Kuala Lumpur) - Jabatan Bekalan Air (Water Supply Comp.) - Central Market (Kuala Lumpur) - Go to jail/Sg.Buloh - Jalan Sultan Ismail (Kuala Lumpur) - Jalan Raja Chulan (Kuala Lumpur) - Community Chest (Kebajikan Masyarakat) - Jalan P.Ramlee (Kuala Lumpur) - International Airport (Kuala Lumpur) - Chance (Cuba Nasib) - Putrajaya (Kuala Lumpur) - VIP Tax and Cyberjaya (Kuala Lumpur).

$AIDINA games:

Puchong - Selangor based SPM Syarikat Permainan (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. was established on 26th June 1976 by Perak born inventor Ting Sie Bing.
First introduced in 1978, Saidina is a way of having fun while you aim towards being the richest person. It is a game that helps to develop one's business skills. It is a famous game in Malaysia and played in many homes.

Mr. Ting Sie Bing is Malaysia's Master of the Game. His fortune is founded in developing local versions of established games.
Monopoly, where players wheel and deal using British pounds, invest in fashionable Mayfair, buy into Piccadilly and the British Electricity Board and commute via the tube at Marylbone and Fenchurch, is, he figures, "a leftover from the colonial era."
So he has introduced the Malay equivalent and called it Saidina. The objective of the game is still "to develop your business power", but deals are made in Malaysian ringgit, prime property is in Kuala Lumpur's Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman and Penang's Penang Road and oil palm, rubber and pineapple plantations are going for $1,400 a piece.

SPM is one of the largest Toys manufacturing companies in Malaysia. It is a wholly Malaysian owned company. The raw materials used in the manufacturing of the products are 100% Malaysian made. This provides employment opportunities for Malaysians as well as facilitating the Malaysian economy rise to greater heights.
Throughout its existence and from its incorporation, SPM has received tremendous local support for its products and firmly believes in giving back to society at large. As such, in the past years SPM contributes a substantial amount to local charities and fund raising events. It has also supported many academic institutions like, local schools, colleges and universities, and many government ministry and institutions.

Edition: $aidina - Standard edition code no: SPM 21 
              "A Game that develops your Business Power"
Publisher: SPM - Puchong- Malaysia - 1978
Dimensions of the box: 19.2 x 36.7 x 3.4 cm
The game:
This is the first edition issued by SPM.

Since this is the standard edition it is very likely the properties to be the very same as those of the "Traveller's set", see under.

Edition: $aidina - Traveller's set, code no: SPM 78
              "A Game that develops your Business Power"
Publisher: SPM - Puchong- Malaysia - 1987
Dimensions of the box: 19.2 x 36.7 x 3.4 cm
      of the game board: 35.2 x 35.5 ccm
The game:
This "traveller's" edition is most probably only a smaller version of the standard one of code no.SPM 21, because their design looks the same.
The game is bilingual: Malayan and English.

The streets in this game are from 22 different cities. 

From Mula/Start onwards the 22 cities with their streets are:

Kangar (Jalan Kangar) - Batu Pahat (Jalan Rahmat) - Jabatan bekalan air (Water Supply) - Ladang getah (Rubber plantation) - Sibu (Jalan Central) - Butterworth (Jalan Bagan Luar) - Taiping (Jalan Kota) - Dalam Penjara (In jail)/Cuma Melawat (Just visiting) - Sandakan (Jalan Dua) - Teluk Intan (Jalan AH Cheong) - Shah Alam - Ladang kelapa (Coconut plantation) - Kelang (Jalan Kapar) - Kuala Terengganu (Jalan Paya Bunga) - Kota Kinabalu (Jalan Gaya) - Denda (Fine) - Kuching (Jalan Padungan) - Seremban (Jalan Birch) - Alor Setar (Jalan Langgar) - Ladang kelapa sawit (Oil palm plantation) - Kuantan (Jalan Besar) - Kota Baru (Jalan Temenggong) - Petaling Jaya (Seksyen 52) - Ke penjara (To jail) - Melaka (Jalan Hang Tuah) - Johor Baru (Jalan Wong AH Fook) - Ipoh (Jalan Sultan Iskandah Shah) - Ladang nenas (Pineapple plantation) - Tenaga Nasional berhad (Electricity) - Pulau Pinang (Jalan Penang) and Kuala Lumpur (Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman). 

The little game board is of strong cardboard forced folded perpendicular to side 2 and 4, and has a structured brown glossy back.
The innerbox has a white plastic tray  with 5 holes for the attributes.
The bottom of the box is unprinted.

Edition: Travel Monopoly - Malaysia Edition, ref. #4027
Publisher: Parker Brothers/Tonka Corp./Waddingtons - 1992
Dimensions of the box: 22.8 x 23.0 cm
The game:
Although the lid refers to an English and Malay Rules it doesn't mean the whole game is bilingual, it isn't.
Besides it shows the trade mark square in the lower left corner, with 2 engines, Uncle Pennybags and the $-sign.

The double folded game board, made of thin strong cardboard, has a light green play side and a red back. It shows the word Monopoly in open characters parallel to the first side. The prices of the properties are low, viz. starting with $60 for Gurney Drive and ending with $400 for the most expensive street. You collect $200 over Go.

The design is typical for Waddington, viz.:

The mortgage side of the property deeds is red, as are the Community Chest cards. The Chance cards have a blue back. Their sizes are 56x76 mm. It is remarkable to see the text on these cards to be exclusively in English. The rent of the unbuilt Central Market (= most expensive yellow street) is the same as of both other streets, only £22.-. This mistake dates from the very original American editions and was applied all over the world, until about 2000.
The soft plastic insert of the innerbox is white and contains 6 trays for the attributes.
The money consists of 7 banknotes, printed in color on white paper, the white circle in the centre of the note showing "Monopoly - Registered Trade Mark - © 1935 Parker Brothers". The denominations are: 1 - 5 - 10 - 20 -50 - 100 and 500.
The 6 tokens, made of black plastic, are: boat - dog - hat - shoe - iron and car. 
The 32 houses and 12 hotels are hollow and made of plastic. They have overhanging roofs and excentric chimneys. 
Both dice (sides of 15 mm) are white with black pips.

On the board's midfield it says "Printed in Great Britain" and the Rules were made in Singapore, while on the rim of the lid it says "Made and printed for Waddingtons International Ltd.".

This set was bought in Penang in February 1996 at the price of RM 49.90  (€ 9.30)

Edition: $aidina -Kuala Lumpur, code no: SPM 92
               "First Malaysian Property Business Game"
Publisher: SPM - Puchong- Malaysia - 1992
Dimensions of the box: 24.1 x 46.1 cm
The game:
This edition is a real promotion game for Kuala Lumpur! 
In each of the 22 streets an interesting sight is mentioned, from a Zoo, to a Market or the Parliament building, to name a few. 
Except for the lid showing 10 of these landmarks, an additional paper goes with the box, showing 12 nice pictures of f.e. the Bangunan Parliment, Genting Highlands and the Batu Caves.
The game is bilingual: Malayan and English.

From Mula/Start onwards all properties are:

Jalan Batu Caves (Batu caves) - Jalan ulu kelang (Zoo Negara) - Jabatan bakalan air (Water Supply) - Perhentian bas & teksi Kelang (Kelang bus & taxi station) - Jalan Ipoh (Templer park) - Jalan Kuantan (Taman Tasik Titiwangsa) - Jalan Kebun Bunga (Taman Tasik Perdana) - Dalam Penjara (In jail)/Cuma Melawat (Just visiting) - Jalan Hang Kasturi (Central market) - Persiaran Masjid (Masjid sultan Sallahuddin Abd. Aziz Shah) - Jalan Raja (Dataran Merdeka Menara Jam) - Lapangan Terbang Antarabangsa Subang (Subang International Airport) - Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman (Kompleks Pertama) - Jalan Cheng Lock (Kompleks Kota Raya) - Jalan Petaling (China Town) - Denda (Fine) - Genting Highlands (Bukit Peranginan) - Bukit Cahaya Sri Alam (Taman Pertanian Maylasia) - Jalan Stadium (Stadium Merdeka) - Perhentian Bas Teksi Pudu Raya (Pudu Raya Bus & Taxi Station) - Jalan Damansara (Muzium Negara) - Jalan Bukit Putra (Bangunan Angkasapuri) - Jalan Sultan Hishamuddin (Kompleks Dayabumi) - Ke penjara (To jail) - Jalan Bukit Bintang (Plaza Bukit Bintang) - Jalan Sultan Ismail (Lot 10) - Jalan Tun Ismail (The Mall Pusat Dagangan Dunia Putra) - Stesen Keretapi (Railway Station) - Tenaga Nasional berhad (Electricity) - Jalan Parlimen (Bangunan Parlimen Tugu Negara) and Jalan Istana (Istana Negara).

The strong game board is folded perpendicular to side 1 and 3, and has a green back.
The innerbox has a white plastic tray  with 13 holes for the attributes.
The bottom of the box is unprinted.

This set was bought in Kuala Lumpur January 1999 at the price of RM 20.- (€ 4.85).

Edition: $aidina - Pulau Pinang, code nr. SPM93 
Publisher: SPM - Puchong- Malaysia - 1992
Dimensions of the box: 24.1 x 46.1 cm
The game:

Since I do not have a copy of this set myself I hope some collector/owner will be so kind to provide me with the necessary information. (albert c. veldhuis, monopologist/historian)

Five of the properties of this edition are:

Ayer Itam - Lebuh Light - Jalan Pinang - Lebuh Pantai and Esplanade.

Edition: $aidina - Hill & Beach, code nr.SPM94 
Publisher: SPM - Puchong- Malaysia -1992
Dimensions of the box: 24.1 x 46.1 cm
The game:

Since I do not have a copy of this set myself I hope some collector/owner will be so kind to provide me with the necessary information. (albert c. veldhuis, monopologist/historian)

Five of the properties of this edition are:

Morib - Desaru - Cherating - Fraser's Hill and Pulau Tioman.

Edition: Standard - Malaysia Edition, ref. 06951-ML      
Publisher: Parker/Hasbro Int./Hasbro Toy (Malaysia) - 1995
Dimensions of the box: 26.1 x 50.8 x 4.0 cm 
The game:
Only 3 years after the previous issue the "official property trading board game" got a real new look.
Although still in a long box with an overprint "Malaysia edition" in the lower right corner of the lid, it clearly is according the Parker Brothers design, because:

The solid game board has a red back. Those streets of the game having as well a Malayan as well as an English name have both names written on the spaces. The prices of the properties are meanwhile multiplied by 10, viz. starting with RM600 for Gurney Drive and ending with RM4,000 for the most expensive street. You collect RM2,000 over Go now.
The mortgage side of the property deeds is white, but red printed. The white Community Chest cards have the treasure chest printed in blue on the back. The white Chance cards have a question mark printed in red on the  back. Their sizes are 55x84 mm. The rent of the unbuilt Central Market (= most expensive yellow street) is still the same as of both other streets, only RM 220.
The thin but solid plastic insert of the innerbox is red and contains 12 holes for the attributes. Its bottom shows a black/white picture of the board and its attributes.
The money consists of 7 banknotes, printed in black on colored paper, the white circle in the centre of the note showing "Monopoly ® - Registered Trade Mark - © 1995 Hasbro International Inc. All rights reserved.". The denominations are: 10 - 50 - 100 - 200 -500 - 1000 and 5000.
The 10 metal tokens ("Made in China") are: ship - car - wheel-barrow - hat - thimble - canon - shoe - iron - dog and rider-on-rearing-horse. 
The 32 houses and 12 hotels are hollow and made of plastic. The roofs have tiles and a central chimney, while the hotels also have roofedges. 
Both dice (sides of 15 mm) are red with white pips.

This edition was "Made in New Zealand".

It was bought in august 1997 at the price of RM 69,90 (€ 13,-)

Edition: $aidina - Chinese edition, code no: SPM103 
               "A Game that develops your Business Power"
Publisher: SPM - Puchong - Malaysia -1995
Dimensions of the box: 19.0 x 36.6 cm
The game:
This edition is almost identical to the "Travel edition" with code 
no. SPM 78. 
Except for the fact it is in Chinese and English and it has the same box sizes it has a few minor differences like:

This set was bought in Kuala Lumpur January 1999 at the price of RM 14.95  (€ 2.80).

Edition: $aidina - Chinese traveller edition, c. no: SPM 147
Publisher: SPM - Puchong - Malaysia - 2000
Dimensions of the box: 19.0 x 36.6 cm or smaller?
The game:
I have no idea what the difference can be between this "traveller edition" and the set with code no. SPM103, since that one is already in the traveller sizes and all properties are the same.

Edition: Standard - with "Wau" token, Ref.Nr. 00009/603
Publisher: Parker Bros./Hasbro Toy (Malaysia) - 2000
Dimensions of the box: 40.2 x 26.9 x 5.2 cm
The game:
This set is owned by Steve Amato - N.Y.C.

Wau is Malaysian for kite-flying, a traditional competition with colorful, artistically-constructed kites made of rice paper and bamboo. The tradition of Wau, originally from Kelantan, including the construction and festive flight demonstration, usually between the months of March and October, dates back thousands of years and is handed down in families from generation to generation.

It is very striking that Parker/Hasbro has not only changed most of the spaces, because they used to cling to originally choosen properties, but also did not 
introduce their composed locomotive for the "station" spaces.

1996 Hasbro introduced new sizes for all their Standard games. 
Since the year 2000 Rich Uncle Pennybags is re-named into Mr. Monopoly wearing a red bow tie, unfortunately not yet in this edition.
Typical for this standard issue is its presentation similar to the European editions with ref.nr. 14535. The lid shows the fourth side of the game board, with Go, under the red Monopoly bar with Mr.Monopoly. Notice the white dice show 3 and 6. However, the color picture on the bottom of the box shows the game board with all attributes instead of that of a laughing family around a Monopoly board, as it is with the ref.14535 editions.

Unfortunately the newly designed white plastic banker's tray with 10 holes for the banknotes and title deeds has no prepared space for the double folded square board like in the corresponding European boxes with ref.nr.14535. That is why the double folded board doesn't lay tight in its box. 

The light blue green game board has a light blue back. In contrast to earlier issues the "copyright line" is printed along side 3 rather than under the red Monopoly bar standing sloping over the board.
The rent of the unbuilt Central Market (= most expensive yellow street) is now as is ought to be, viz. slightly higher than both other streets, in this case RM 240.
The small (45x77 mm) Community Chest and Chance cards are the American type, viz. illustrated with funny pictures of Mr.Monopoly.
The money consists of 7 banknotes printed in black on colored paper, the white circle in the centre of the note now only shows "Monopoly ® - Brand." The denominations are: 10 (white) - 50 - 100 - 200 - 500 - 1000 and 5000 RM (Malaysian Ringgit)
The tokens are those 10 well-known metal ones: ship - car - wheel-barrow - hat - thimble - canon - shoe - iron - dog - rider-on-rearing-horse plus the special one: the wau.
The hollow houses and hotels are made of plastic, the roofs of which have tiles and a central chimney, while the hotels also have roofedges. 
The dice are white with black pips.

The set was "Made in China".

Mc Donald (1) - Fate - KFC (2) - Income Tax Paid - Lapangan terbang (airport) bayan lepas Pulau Pinang (3) - Jabatan Bekalan Air (4) - Chance - Genting Highland (5) - Pulau Langkawi (6) - Penjara (jail) Pudu - Petronas Twin Towers (7) - Tenaga Nasional (National Energy) (8) - Putra World Trade Centre (9) - Maxis (10) - Lapangan terbang Senai Johore (11) - LRT Stesen Pudu (12) - Fate - Kelab Diraja Selangor (13) - Jalan Petaling (14) - Free car park - Lebuhraya Persekutuan (15) - Fate - Lebuhraya Utara-Selatan (16) - Penang Bridge (17) - KLIA (Kuala Lumpur Intern. Airport)(18) - NTV7 (19) - TV3 (20) - Telekom Malaysia (21) - ASTRO (22) - Go to Jail - Dataran Merdeka (23) - Stadium Putra Bukit Jalil (24) - Fate - Menara Kl (25) - Lapangan terbang Sultan Azlan Shah Ipoh (26) - Chance - Sepang F1 circuit (27) - Asset and MSC (28).

The game board's midfield shows the Petronas Twin Towers of Kuala Lumpur, as well as those 2 other landmarks: KL Tower  and the airport's Control Tower.
The property deeds are all on one white paper sheet, printed in red, with a big light blue block on the mortgage side.
Each set of 15  Fate and Chance cards is also printed on one sheet of colored paper the back sides of which show a star pattern.
The money consist of Millionaire banknotes all printed in color on 2 sheets of white paper in 7 denominations 10 - 50 - 100 - 200 - 500 - 1000 and 5000 dollars (Design & Created By: Ooi Yan Hee Trading as Hee Trading Co. 2000).
The set has but 4 hollow plastic chess pawns for tokens.
Both small dice (sides of 10 mm) are white with black pips except for the large red dot and a red 4 pips. 

This edition was "Buatan Malaysia" (Made in Malaysia)

It was bought in Singapore April 2003 at the price of  SIN$ 2.- (€ 1.10)

Edition: Jutaria - Disertai dengan hadiah misteri (including a mystery gift) 
              Tanda-tanda besar (large characters)
Publisher: Unknown manufacturer - ±2002
Dimensions of the box: 14.5 x 23.0 x 2.3 cm
of the unfolded "board": 35 x 35 cm
The game:
This slightly larger game box looks very similar to the earlier described one with bar code ref., reason to assume it comes from the same manufacturer. 
(The "mystery gift" is in this set a tiny plastic sheet (4x5 cm) to compose a space shuttle of.)
Both the lid and the bottom show again the "bald, fat, rich man waving with banknotes" and bearing a purple jacket this time. The Petronas Twin Towers of Kuala Lumpur are now shown on the box as well as on the game board. Besides, the (Menara) KL Tower is also shown on the box. The box opens on the left longer side and the lid is one whole with the bottom part.

This edition is trilingual: Malayan - Chinese and English and the Rules are now in English as well. However, some strange words are used, like:

The spaces on the paper game board are from Mula/"Start from here" onwards:

Jalan Chow Kit (1) - Fate - Jalan Petaling (2) - Income Tax Paid - LRT Stesen Pudu (3) - Jalan Wong Ah Fook (J.B.) (4) - Chance - Jalan Leboh Pantai (P.Pinang) (5) - Jalan Imbi (6) - Penjara Pudu/Jail - Lebuhraya Utara-Selatan (7) - Tenaga Nasional (National Energy)(8) - Jalan Ampang (K.L)(9) - Tanjung Bunga (P.Pinang)(10) - Lapangan terbang Antarabangsa bayan lepas (11) - Subang Jaya (12) - Fate - Dataran Merdeka (13) - Seri Alam (J.B)(14) - Car Park - Bangsar (K.L)(15) - Chance - Persiaran Greenhill (Ipoh)(16) - Taman Sentosa (J.B)(17) - LRT Stesen KLCC (18) - Penang Road (P.Pinang)(19) - Jalan Bukit Bintang (20) - Telekom Malaysia (21) - Jalan Sultan Ismail (22) - Go to Jail - Penang Bridge (23) - Menara Kuala Lumpur (24) - Fate - Kuala Lumpur City Centre (KLCC)(25) - KLIA (Kuala Lumpur Intern. Airport)(26) - Chance - Putra Jaya (27) - Cukai Asset and MSC (28).

The property deeds are all on one white paper sheet, printed in red, with a big blue green block on the mortgage side.
Each set of 15  Fate and Chance cards is printed in black on one sheet of colored paper.
The money consist of banknotes all printed in color on 2 sheets of white paper in 7 denominations 10 - 50 - 100 - 200 - 500 - 1000 and 5000 RM (Ringgit Malayan, in the Rules also referred to as $).
The set has 4 hollow plastic pawns for tokens.
According to the Rules there are but  30 hollow plastic, light green houses and 10 pink hotels, all with lines over the roof and excentric situated chimney. They are not fixed together.
Although the Rules mention only one "wheel shaft" two dice (sides of 9 mm) do come with the game. Those very badly made Chinese dice are white with black pips except for the large red dot. 

This set was bought in Singapore February 2004 at the price of  SIN$ 2.60 (€ 1.45)

The same edition has also been published with a rosette on the lid, saying "Edisi baru/New edition" rather than the promise of a mystery gift! 

Edition: Millionaire/Jutaria  - Around the world/Mengelilingi dunia  
Publisher: Unknown manufacturer - ±2002
Dimensions of the box: 18.2 x 15.2 x 3.8 cm
of the unfolded "board":  38.0 x 38.3 cm
The game:
Although the design and presentation of this edition has great resemblance with those of the other editions described there is no reason to believe this set to be made by one of their manufacturers. The "Great Rich Man" in this edition looks like an Austrian Tiroler man without beard, but with a handful of American dollars.

This edition is trilingual: Malayan - Chinese and English, but the Rules are only in Malayan and Chinese. 

Both sides of this little box show a collage of pictures of the landmarks mentioned on the game board.
The properties are 28 countries each represented by a picture of a landmark. It is funny to see that the designer apparently don't know the country France, only it's capital Paris. Another "new" country seems to be Afrika. The game starts with Malaysia, followed by its neighbour city Singapore.

The spaces on the paper game board are from Mula/"Start from here" onwards:

This set was bought in Singapore February 2004 at the price of  SIN$ 2.90 (€ 1.60).