Popular Places in Malaysia

Malaysia has a sprawling network of towns and cities that each project their own unique charm and appeal. Visiting any of these destinations will bring you into a deeper awareness of Malaysia from its cultural traditions to cosmopolitan living.

There are various city in Malaysia such as Kuala Lumpur - is now the centre-point of cultural activities and events. From time to time, the Government’s Tourism Board organises events such as traditional performances, cultural festivals and lifestyle exhibitions for the benefit of tourists....

It would be an impossible task to describe every one of Malaysia's thousands of beautiful beaches. Despite such abundance and variety, Malaysia's beaches are noticeably different from those in other parts of the world.

They are often less differentiated from the shoreline than those of the Caribbean, for example, tending instead to be almost nestled up against the lush forests that this nation is famous for. The color palette is different as......

Malaysia has some of the biggest and longest caves in the world, some caves are archaeological sites, others are beautiful with stalagmites and stalactites, and maybe underground rivers. Some caves are home to a wide variety of cave fauna such as bats, swiftlets, snakes, and invertebrates. These include insects, spiders, beetles, cockroaches, centipedes and millipedes......

Malaysia’s islands and beaches are some of the best in the world. Sunny breezes, white sandy beaches and a serene atmosphere are our hallmark of perfection. Idyllic beaches, clear blue waters, palm trees gently swaying to the rhythm of crashing waves – visitors have always been enchanted by the unspoilt beauty and tranquillity of Malaysia’s islands. Many of them are famous worldwide; more than one Malaysian island has been called a tropical paradise, and aptly so.....

Enjoy the varied charms that the different highlands in Malaysia have to offer. These highlands, or hill stations, have traditionally been a retreat where one can rejuvenate the tired body and sooth the weary soul.

During the days when Malaysia was a colony of the British Empire, such cool retreats were much sought after by the government officers and their families....

Malaysia Lakes are not just places to fish or go boating. There is a variety of wildlife in and around these lakes. You can go bird-watching, monkey-spotting, study the local flora and in some areas, like the Kenyir Lake, you can even go caves exploring after your trip on the lake.

Natural Malaysia Lakes such as Tasik Dayang Bunting and Tasik Chini are great places to swim, have a picnic and relax...

Almost three-fifths of Malaysia's 330,433 sq. km land mass is covered by tropical rainforests which are home to a variety of exotic, rare and protected flora and fauna. Cascading waterfalls, rapid rivers, serene lakes, craggy mountains, secret caves, bountiful seas, kaleidoscopic coral reefs and scenic islands all offer something for each individual. Challenging jungle treks, leisurely swims, the adrenaline-pumping thrill of whitewater rafting or a quiet communion with nature are among the wide range of activities that can be enjoyed in Malaysia's fascinating outdoor environment......

Centuries ago merchant seamen following the trade winds discovered Malaysia. Captivated by its natural beauty and tropical bounty many returned again and again, some even choosing to make the idyll paradise of these shores home.

Today, Malaysia is a haven for adventure and nature lovers. Easy accessibility, the warm tropical climate, on-going conservation efforts and many beautiful nature ......

The waterfalls of Malaysia are some of the most pristine and largest in Southeast Asia. These magnificent cascades of water provide refreshing scenery to calm sore eyes and soothe frayed nerves. Depending on its location, the waterfall may be completely pristine or terribly polluted. Some waterfalls can then be tiny, flowing into shallow pools, or immense in stature, towering as high as hills..........