Malaysia
is one of the most pleasant, hassle-free country to visit
in South-East Asia. Several decades of sustained economic
growth and political stability have made it one of the most
buoyant and wealthy countries in the region, and although
political power (Malay) and economic clout (Chinese) are still
traditionally divided along racial lines, Malaysia has moved
towards a pluralist culture based on a vibrant and interesting
fusion of Malay, Chinese, Indian and indigenous cultures and
customs.
Famous Places
to Visit Malaysia
PENANG
The Pearl of the Orient lies off the north
western coast of Peninsular Malaysia. The state comprises
the island of Penang covering an area of about 285 sq. km
and a narrow strip of approximately 760 sq. km on the mainland
known as Seberang Perai separated by a channel 3 km wide at
the closest point. They are linked by the Penning Bridge and
a 24 hour ferry service. Its population of more than 1 million
represents a happy mix of the major races found in Malaysia
with Malays making up 32% the Chinese 59% and Indians 7%.
The
legendary Isle of Langkawi is located in Kedah, north
west of Peninsular Malaysia. Comprising a group of 104
island, the biggest being Langkawi, it is a place for
those seeking tranquility and refuge from the hustle
and bustle of city life. So powerful its charm on visitors
that many have returned to the island time and again.But
what makes Langkawi so alluring is the many legends
that surround it.
Kuala
Lumpur – is a capital of Malaysia from its centralized
position with spans 2436 sq. kms this ultra modern nerve
center of Malaysia expands outward to embrace the world.Discovering
Kuala Lumpur is like traveling through a time tunnel.
Here, vivid traces of history continue to influence
and inspire a country set on becoming a fully industrialized
nation the year 2020.To the avid shopper, Kuala Lumpur
is a paradise. From world renowned designer labels and
brands to exquisite made in Malaysia items.
Malaysia
is one of the most pleasant, hassle-free country to visit
in South-East Asia. Several decades of sustained economic
growth and political stability have made it one of the most
buoyant and wealthy countries in the region, and although
political power (Malay) and economic clout (Chinese) are still
traditionally divided along racial lines, Malaysia has moved
towards a pluralist culture based on a vibrant and interesting
fusion of Malay, Chinese, Indian and indigenous cultures and
customs.
The Pearl of the Orient lies off the north
western coast of Peninsular Malaysia. The state comprises
the island of Penang covering an area of about 285 sq. km
and a narrow strip of approximately 760 sq. km on the mainland
known as Seberang Perai separated by a channel 3 km wide at
the closest point. They are linked by the Penning Bridge and
a 24 hour ferry service. Its population of more than 1 million
represents a happy mix of the major races found in Malaysia
with Malays making up 32% the Chinese 59% and Indians 7%.
The
legendary Isle of Langkawi is located in Kedah, north
west of Peninsular Malaysia. Comprising a group of 104
island, the biggest being Langkawi, it is a place for
those seeking tranquility and refuge from the hustle
and bustle of city life. So powerful its charm on visitors
that many have returned to the island time and again.But
what makes Langkawi so alluring is the many legends
that surround it.
Kuala
Lumpur – is a capital of Malaysia from its centralized
position with spans 2436 sq. kms this ultra modern nerve
center of Malaysia expands outward to embrace the world.Discovering
Kuala Lumpur is like traveling through a time tunnel.
Here, vivid traces of history continue to influence
and inspire a country set on becoming a fully industrialized
nation the year 2020.To the avid shopper, Kuala Lumpur
is a paradise. From world renowned designer labels and
brands to exquisite made in Malaysia items.
