What are the beautiful scenery in Malaysia?

Famous Malaysian attractions include Shadiao Underground Cave, Malacca Ancient City, bukit china, Dutch Red House and Portuguese City Hill.

1. Sarawak Cave is located on Mount Muru in Muru National Park, Malaysia. Sarawak Cave is the largest natural cave in the world, with a width of 450m and a height of100m. It can accommodate 40 Boeing 747s, and its capacity is obvious.

2. Malacca City is the oldest ancient city in Malaysia and the capital of Malacca. It is located on the north bank of the Straits of Malacca, and the Malacca River passes through the city. Founded in 1403, the city was once the capital of Sultanate (the Kingdom of Malacca). Since16th century, it has been colonized by Portugal, Holland and Britain. For hundreds of years, China, Indians, Arabs, Siamese and Javanese have successively come to Malacca. After long-term communication, language, religion, customs and habits have merged into unique cultural characteristics. There are houses in China, red mansions in Holland and Portuguese villages. The streets built in ancient times in this city are still well preserved. The streets are narrow and tortuous, and the houses are uneven and varied. Many houses have beautifully patterned tiles on the walls, Swiss lion door buckles on wooden doors, and dragons and phoenixes embedded in the windows, which are antique and show the unique features of Malacca, the ancient historical capital.

Bukit china is also called "Bukit China" and "Mountain of China". 1409, Emperor China betrothed Princess Hanlibao to Sultan Su Sha of Malacca. The princess's entourage * * * has 500 maids, and the Sultan settled them in bukit china. After the Portuguese occupied Malacca, they built a temple and a chapel on the top of the mountain. Two buildings were destroyed during the Dutch invasion in 1629.

There is a Baoshan Temple under the Sanbao Mountain, which was built to commemorate Zheng He's trip to Malacca. The temple adopts the traditional architectural form of China, with red walls and glazed tiles. The eaves of the roof are painted with patterns of colorful dragons playing with pearls, and there is also a statue of Zheng He in the temple. The Bodhisattva Temple in the southwest foothills was built by Sudan for the princess. There is a well next to the temple, named Li Han Fort Well. Malacca has experienced many droughts, but this well has never dried up.

4. The Dutch Red Mansion was built in the17th century and is the oldest Dutch-style building in Southeast Asia. It has been the seat of government agencies for more than 300 years, and it was not until 1980 that it was changed to Malacca Museum, which contains historical relics from Malaysia, Portugal, the Netherlands and Britain. Dutch Jaran Lai Shen Hong House, thick red brick walls, thick hard wooden doors and wide stone steps in front of the door. The museum retains historical relics of various periods in Malacca, including ancient Dutch weapons, Portuguese costumes since the 6th century, Malay wedding costumes, gold and silver jewelry and handicrafts, and pictures of various ancient ships moored in Malacca port. There are also rare ancient coins and stamps in the museum.

5. Pucheng Mountain is located in the southwest of Malacca, near the estuary of Malacca. Barry Missoula, Sultan of Malacca, displayed the golden dragon stone tablet written by Cheng Zu of Ming Dynasty in China on a mountain. Ming Chengzu once named this mountain "Zhenguo Mountain" and later named it Sao Paulo Mountain. There is a "city gate without walls" at the southern foot of Shandong, which is a historical relic of Malaysia. There is an old castle on the mountain, also known as "San Diego Bunker", which was built by Portuguese colonists at that time to prevent the defeated army of Malacca from counterattack. What we can see now is a broken walls, and only the castle gatehouse is still standing at the top. This 30-meter-high tower is carved with many designs of Portuguese troops. Several stone tablets in the castle are well preserved, leaving some historical facts for mankind. On the seaside in the suburb of Malacca, there is still a village with Portuguese architectural style, where the descendants of the Portuguese live. Surprisingly, in the16th century, they still spoke Portuguese.