MALAYSIA

Johor   Kedah   Kelantan   Kuala Lumpur   Labuan   Melaka   N. Sembilan Pahang   Penang   Perak   Perlis   Putrajaya   Sabah   Sarawak   Selangor   Terengganu

Tour Malaysia

Lying in the heart of South East Asia, Malaysia consists of two separate land masses with a total of 330,343 sq km. Peninsular Malaysia or West Malaysia is bordered by Thailand in the North and Singapore in the South.
East Malaysia, comprising the states of Sabah and Sarawak, stretches along the northern region of Borneo. The two land masses are separated by the South China Sea.


Here you will discover a delightful fusion of Asia�s oldest civilizations � The Malay, Chinese and Indian, a geo-cultural mix made even more interesting by the assimilation of other cultures into the fabric of its society � the indigenous cultures of the Kadazans, Ibans and other ethnic groups of Sabah and Sarawak, as well as the influence of the British, Portuguese, Dutch and Thais. Malaysia has an exuberant celebration of festivals, customs, traditions and a tempting array of multicultural cuisines.

Opportunities for adventure are as numerous as they are diverse. From jungle trekking, mountain climbing, caving, and mountain biking, to river safari�s, whitewater rafting, diving, skydiving, off road excitement and more. With its national parks offering ancient rainforests, and a cornucopia of flora and fauna it is also nature lovers paradise. Tropical islands with white beaches dot its coastlines

What attracts most is that all the above is available at a cost for value bargain. With good hotels costing only between USD 80 - 100 and meals at less than USD 3 - 5, this holiday destination allows you to stretch your money for all its worth.

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In Peninsula Malaysia, the West Coast is the more developed side of Peninsular Malaysia, made up with the states of Kedah, Melaka, Negeri Sembilan, Penang, Perak, Perlis and Selangor. Kuala Lumpur is the capital city and main gateway into Malaysia with Putrajaya as the new administrative centre, are all located within this region. In the upper north-west is the fabled island of Langkawi.

The East Coast is made up of the states of Kelantan, Pahang and Terengganu, is more rural, traditional and conservatively Muslim. The islands (Perhentians) off the coast here are glittering tropical jewels. In the South is the state of Johor and the idyllic island of Tioman.

Some 800 kilometres to the east is East Malaysia, and the states of Sabah and Sarawak, which occupies the northern third of the island of Borneo, shared with Indonesia and the small kingdom of Brunei. Off the upper western coast is the island of Labuan. Covered with tropical rain forests, it offers a variety of wildlife. It is peopled by various native tribes that still practice a cultural lifestyle that remains unchanged especially in the interior regions. Also here of the coast of Sabah are the famous dive islands of Sipadan.