Malaysia is one of the world's most stunning countries. In 2013 there were 25,7
million foreign visitors who came to this country and enjoyed its
beauty. Explore 10 of Malaysia's biggest tourist attractions. See the
best places to visit here that you shouldn't miss. Plan your trip
earlier to make your holidays enjoyable and relaxing. Decide where you
want to be, where you want to do things, where you want to be, and how
you would achieve there. 
Places You Must Visit In Malaysia
1. Kuala Lumpur
The
capital of Malaysia is Kuala Lumpur and the largest gateway. It is
linked with the whole world through its popular international airport of
Kuala Lumpur, approximately 40 kilometers from the city centre.
Malaysian economic and cultural center is Kuala Lumpur. In Kuala Lumpur,
you can do so much from visiting the iconic Petronas Twin Tower and
Dataran Merdeka to seeing the famous Sultan Abdul Samad palace. Tour
Batu Caves, Malaysia's biggest Hindu shrine, and see printing on Batik.
You
have a lot of options for living in Kuala Lumpur. The rooms are sold at
a very affordable price from simple to luxurious. From Kuala Lumpur,
take the bus, train, or car to your next stop.
2. Putrajaya
Putrajaya
was founded in 1999 and is Malaysia's Federal Administrative Center.
All government offices, including the Prime Minister Office, are located
in this area. This is Malaysia's greenest city, with its new and
innovative architecture, with its 650 hectares of man-made lakes. The
cruise by boat is a must in Putrajaya. Many of the magnificent scenery
can be seen in the beauty of the waterways and wetlands. The Botanical
Garden or Agriculture Park is the source of tropical plants that
contains the rubber, palm oil, fruit trees, the coconuts which spices,
as well as varieties of native Malaysian plants. Kuala Lumpur is only 38
km away and you can get there on your own drive comfortably.
3. Malacca
The
Town of Malacca is a UNESCO World Patrimony. The state of Malacca is
one of Malaysia's smallest countries, rich in history and tourism. Many
historical buildings, including the Church of Christ, the Stadthuys, St.
Paul's Hill, the Netherlands Castle, the Portuguese Settlement, and
several more can be found here. Position 145 kilometers from Kuala and
240 kilometers from Singapore. It can be easily reached via the PLUS
Highway, making it a very popular tourist destination for Singaporeans.
In
the holiday season, Malacca is the biggest. It is advised that you book
the space beforehand. Most bus lines to get there from Kuala Lumpur,
Singapore, and other towns. It's easy to drive yourself because it's
linked to an outstanding road network.
4. Penang
George
Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Destination and a special place in art
and history. Until this day, it retains many colonial houses. In your
short exploration time, there are too many places to cover. In addition
to Penang Hill, Snake Temple, the Si Temple of Kek Lok, the Dhammikarma
Temple of Burma and the Chaiyanabgalaram Battle, the Batu Feringgi and
Drive of Gurney, there are other places worth to note. Often known as
paradise foods is Penang. Taste the local popular delicacies such as
Penang Rojak, Pasembur, Char Kway Teow, Asam Laksa, Nasi Kandar, etc.
5. Langkawi
In
the Andaman Sea, on the west coast of Malaysia, Langkawi consists of 99
islands. The spectacular nature of this island with white beaches,
jungle-lined hills, and paddy fields has been highly promoted. The
legend of Mahsuri is also famous. Select from some possibilities, such
as Island Hopping at Dayang Bunting, swim at the Pulau Payar Marine
Park, drive the steepest mobile car at Gunung Mat Chingcang, Mangroves
River Cruise, Mahsuri Mausoleum, Crocodile Farm, Laman Padi, and more.
When you have little time to live here, pick the right spot, and to do
some things.
6. Mount Kinabalu
The
highest mount in South East Asia is Mount Kinabalu, 4,095 meters high,
and one of Asia's most popular destinations. It is also one of the
world's safest and most captivating peaks. Situated 85 km north-east of
Kota Kinabalu and as far as the west coast is concerned. The biological,
floral, and geological World Heritage Site. Besides many other
attractions including orangutans, proboscis monkey, and excellent scuba
diving, Mount Kinabalu is among the major attractions to Sabah.
Travel
straight from your country to the international airport of Kota
Kinabalu. From the airport go directly to the town center Kota Kinabalu
or Kundasang, Ranau, and Sabah. Have a rest and prepare yourself for the
walk
7. Tioman Island
The
island of Tioman is on the east coast of Malaysia Peninsula. The
glorious seas and corals in all kinds and colors are surrounding it on
32 nautical miles from Pahang Province. The tropical jungle covers
approximately 12,000 hectares with countless mountain streams and
rivers. As one of the world's most stunning islands, Time Magazine named
Tioman in the 1970s. Tioman is ideal for tourists, such as children's
families, honeymooners, divers, backpackers and adventurers in many
categories. From KLIA, the ferry to Mersing or Kuala Rompin continues
directly to the island or via the land transport to the jetty.
8. Cameron Island
Cameron
Highlands is an area of highlands situated about 20 km east of Ipoh,
150 km north of Kuala Lumpur, and 5,000 feet above sea level, with a
cool climate with temperatures of no more than 25 ° C and dropping under
12 ° C occasionally. There are several tea plantations in Cameron
Highlands and they are the biggest tea production area. The area is also
regarded as a big vegetable supplier to both Singapore and Malaysia.
Cameron
Highlands is a popular destination for visitors, which usually includes
Taman Negara, Perhentian Island, Penang, Malacca, and Langkawi. You can
either reach them by car or by taxi or by public bus.
9. Perhentian Island
With
its sandy beaches and crystal clear water, Perhentian Inseln is well
known throughout the world. The island and coral are largely intact and
popular tourist stops across Malaysia and this part of Asia. Play and
stroll in the white and soft beaches, with a lot of fractured coral. The
water is turquoise and transparent, the island of Perhentian is the
best spot to snorkel in Malaysia. You can dive, snorkel, play on the
sand, kayak all day long.
Perhentian Island is
popular for its tourism destinations, usually like Taman Negara, Cameron
Highlands, Penang, Malacca, and Langkawi, on its visit to Malaysia.
It's available by car, cab, or public transit (bus & taxi) and
ferry.
10. Taman Negara
Explore
Taman Negara's truly tropical life. The oldest rainforest in the world,
the virgin rain forest aged 130 million years, is waiting to show its
dignity. Live the tension and indulge in the most beautiful form of
elegance. National Park Taman Negara is the best location for visitors
who enjoy nature, jungle trekking, cycling, biking, hunting, camping
etc. It is well regarded as one of Malaysia's most successful
ecotourism. Taman Negara draws thousands of foreign and local travelers
per year. The temperatures are hot and humid, with an average of 86 ° F
(30 ° C). It is open all year long.
Throughout
their visit to Malaysia, Taman Negara is popular with tourists and is
commonly recognized as Cameron Highlands, Perhentian Island, Penang,
Malacca, and Langkawi.
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