What are the interesting places in Malaysia?

introduction of attractions in Malaysia

Malaysia is a world-famous tourist destination. The beautiful tropical scenery, varied mountains, rivers, seas, islands, reefs, caves, exotic and wonderful flora and fauna landscapes, scenic spots and historical sites all over the country, and unique cultural customs of different nationalities interweave into a colorful picture, attracting tourists from all over the world.

Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur is the federal capital of Malaysia and the largest city in China. It is located in the middle of the west coast of the Malay Peninsula, surrounded by hills and mountains on the west, north and east, and the Klang River and its tributary Gangbak River meet in the urban area, with a city area of 243 square kilometers and a population of over one million. The east of Klang River is the commercial district and the residential area, and the west is the seat of government agencies. Kuala Lumpur's architecture has rich multi-ethnic characteristics, and ancient, modern, oriental and western buildings coexist harmoniously and set off each other.

Palace

Located in the south of Central Station, the Palace is a golden roof building with white walls and a large balcony. Yellow represents royal dignity. At the ceremony of welcoming the distinguished guests, only the king can walk on the yellow carpet, while other officials and distinguished guests walk on the red carpet. Royal garden parties, ordination ceremonies, receptions, etc. are all held here. Usually the king lives in his bedroom, and the sultans of nine States also have their own palaces in the capital. The palace is not open to the public, and visitors can only appreciate its appearance.

Twin Towers

The 88th floor of the Twin Towers was completed in 1996 and officially put into use in 1997. If you count the 72-meter spire, the total height is 444.6 meters. It consists of two relatively independent towers, but there is a double-deck covered bridge on the 41st and 42nd floors to connect the two towers skillfully. Visitors can have a panoramic view of Kuala Lumpur if they climb the building and overlook it.

Black Wind Tunnel

The Black Wind Tunnel is located in the Hindu holy land 11 kilometers north of Kuala Lumpur. The cave is halfway up the mountain and can be reached by walking along 272 stone steps from the foot of the mountain. The black wind tunnel is a mysterious stalactite cave group, with light and dark holes. The light cave is about 5-6 meters high and 7-8 meters wide. There is a hole at the top of the cave, and sunlight shines into the cave from the rock gap, which makes the dark cave reveal a mysterious atmosphere. Huge stalactites with different shapes hang down from the top of the cave, which is quite spectacular. The dark hole is on the left side of the light hole, with a length of 366 meters. The cave is dark and cool, and the path is steep and tortuous. There are many kinds of stalactites, such as farmers, children, fairies, and some exotic birds and animals. It can be described as ingenious and wonderful. There are many sub-caves, where thousands of bats and snakes live. In order to ensure safety, this cave is closed to tourists. In a cave near Guangdong, there is a Hindu temple built in 1891, dedicated to Subama Lian God. There are hundreds of painted Hindu statues in the cave, which has become a Hindu shrine in Malaysia.

genting highlands

genting highlands is located at the Rukari Mountain, 5 kilometers northeast of Kuala Lumpur, with an area of 4,9 hectares. It was built by Mr. Lin Wutong, a Fujian Chinese, in 1965. There are hotels, electric amusement facilities, swimming pools, indoor gymnasiums and bowling alleys, which have become one of the most important tourist attractions in Malaysia. There is also the only legal casino in Malaysia with a large scale, and roulette, poker and other gambling tools are readily available, attracting wealthy businessmen from Malaysia and all over the world to come to vacation every year. Visitors staying at Genting Tower can enter the casino free of charge, but men must wear long-sleeved suits or shirts and ties, and women have no special requirements. Genting highlands is covered with mountains, misty clouds and boundless forests. The buildings are like Penglai on the top of white clouds, or like a mirage, with fresh and pleasant air and lush flowers and trees all the year round. It's a clear sky in Wan Li, with a broad vision. You can watch the brilliant lights of Kuala Lumpur at night in the west and the sea of clouds in the morning in the east. Tourists in the mountains are like being in a fog, hence the name "Genting" Plateau.

Malacca

Malacca is located on the north bank of the Straits of Malacca. It is an ancient city with a long history. It was the capital of Ma Qing Dynasty in 142 and is now the capital of Malacca. Before the 19th century, Malays, Portuguese, Dutch and British all ruled Malacca. For hundreds of years, Chinese, Indians, Arabs, Siamese and Javanese have come to Malacca one after another. After long-term exchanges, they have formed unique cultural features in language, religion, customs and habits. Many buildings in Malacca have a long history and different styles, as if they were Malaysian history museums. Malacca is a famous tourist attraction, which is mainly won by historical sites.

Sanbaoshan

Sanbaoshan is located at the end of Malacca City Street, also known as China Mountain. In 146, Zheng He, the eunuch of Sanbao in the Ming Dynasty in China, went to the Western Ocean and visited the Malacca Dynasty. Later, in order to commemorate Zheng He's achievements, Sanbaogong Temple was built at the foot of the mountain. In 146, the Ming emperor betrothed his daughter Han Libao to Manliansha, the Sultan of Malacca, and the Sultan gave Sanbaoshan to the princess's 5 followers to settle down. Today, Sanbaoshan has become the largest Chinese cemetery in the area, with many tombstones left in the Ming Dynasty. Sultan Manliansha also dug a well at the foot of the mountain for Princess Hanlibao. This well is not only pure and sweet, but also never dries up no matter how dry the weather is. Malacca has experienced many severe droughts, and all the local wells have dried up, except this one. In order to protect this magical well, local residents specially built a fence to protect the well, and the well water is still clear and pure.

Qingyun Pavilion

Qingyun Pavilion is the oldest temple in China, located in the southwest of Malacca. It was founded in 1645 and later renovated to become a wooden temple made of Malaysian nanmu. The plaque at the door reads "Flying from the South China Sea" in four big characters. The temple is mainly dedicated to Guanyin and Tianhou Niangniang. This temple is also called "Guanyin Stop". Qingyun Pavilion is a model of beautiful Chinese architecture. The cornices in the temple are beautifully painted. The mythical figures, birds and animals and flowers in China, which decorate the roof, roof and eaves, are all made of colored glazed tiles. The wood carvings and lacquerware displayed in the temple are all fine products shipped from China. There is a stone tablet in the temple, engraved with the story of Zheng He, a famous navigator and Sanbao eunuch in China in the Ming Dynasty, who visited Malacca in 146. The temple is full of incense. There are a pair of golden lions at the entrance of the temple. The whole body is dazzling with gold, and only the gold on the top of the lion's head has fallen off. Because believers always touch the lion's head when they pass by, hoping to bring unexpected good luck.

Dutch Red House

Located on the east bank of the Malacca River, the Dutch Red House was built in the 17th century and is the oldest Dutch-style building in Southeast Asia. It has been the seat of government agencies for more than 3 years, and it was not until 198 that it was changed to Malacca Museum. The red room has thick red brick walls, heavy 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 16th century, Malay wedding costumes, gold, silver and jewelry handicrafts, and pictures of various ancient ships moored at the port of Malacca. There are also rare ancient coins and stamps in the museum.

St. Paul's Church

St. Paul's Church is located in St. Paul's Hill in Stoddard. It was built in 1512 and is the oldest church built by Europeans in Southeast Asia. After several wars, the church has become a relic, but the white statue of St. Francis in front of the church is still clearly visible.