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About Malaysia

The charm, which for decades has lead for tourists to Malaysia includes: amazing landscapes, which combine areas of the island of Borneo, the unique architecture of the typical Southeast Asia and charming, indeed climate corners of the Malay Peninsula. It is not surprising that Malaysia is one of the most visited countries, and plays an increasingly important role with travelers. After a relaxation on an idyllic island, you can return to the crowded Johor Bahru, going to spend there a maximum of two days. In Tanah Rata buildings are not as interesting, as in George Town. It is rather a gray and ugly town. The difference is that here you can not see clearly the division of districts Chinese, Hindu and Muslim. Here everything is completely mixed. The pub adjacent to the Malay Indian, you'll see that, and Indians are eating in a Malay or Chinese bar. This is not observed in Penang. Walk in the footsteps of the natives, and instead of cutlery, use your right hand. In the morning, get up early and enter a path through the forest. Well, jungle is a more appropriate word. Ubudiah Mosque

Malaysia is divided into two regions separated by the South China Sea: Peninsular Malaysia and the East Malaysian provinces of Sarawak and Sabah. Among the richest and safest nations in Asia, Malaysia's facilities are good, accommodation standards are high and the range and quality of food is fantastic.

Malaysia is a multicultural country, a fusion of Malay, Chinese and Indian people. The variety of religions found in Malaysia is a direct reflection of the diversity of races living there. Although Islam is the State Religion, people are free to practise whatever religion they want, from Christianity to Hinduism.

Perhentian Island
Malaysia is the best country for you to make an unforgettable trip as it offers an amazing range of different attractions: an impressive network of National Parks, great beaches and tropical islands, an incredible urban action, vibrant arts and festivals to discover. Moreover, you will always remember Malaysians' smiles and generosity.

Penang Bird Park Indeed, you will be enchanted by the unspoilt beauty and tranquillity of Malaysia's islands. Many of them are famous worldwide, often called a 'tropical paradise'. For example Pulau Tioman (Pahang), Pulau Redang (Terengganu) and Pulau Rawa (Johor) are popular spots for scuba diving and snorkelling. Pulau Perhentian (Terengganu) has beautiful coral gardens within its waters. Amongst the sandy seabeds a good variety of marine life can be found such as scorpionfish, blue-spotted rays, cuttlefish, mantis shrimps and the occasional green or hawksbill turtle.
At some locations, rare creatures such as harlequin ghost pipefish and mandarin fish can be found.

Orang Utan Then, exploring nature is a must-do attraction in Malaysia: the cool and peaceful highland resorts make great vacation retreats. Places like Fraser's Hill, Cameron Highlands and Genting Highlands (all in Pahang) serve as an escape from the hustle and bustle of city life and tropical heat. Among the numerous National Park, over 10,000 species of plants, 250 kind of birds and local mammals can be spotted such as tapir, elephant, leopard, tiger, mouse deer, barking deer, wild ox, and numerous monkey species.

Fishing village of Marang

Finally, arts and culture are an integral part of Malaysia as the country's identity is built upon the various cultures of its multi-ethnic people. You will find many monuments and buildings around the country such as mosques, churches, temples, statues, towers and palaces.