What are the places worth visiting in Malaysia?

The recommended route for Malaysia's scenic spots is Kuala Lumpur-genting highlands-Langkawi-Many scenic spots in Kuala Lumpur don't need tickets, such as the National Palace, the National Heroes Monument, Independence Square, Orchid Garden, etc., but to be honest, there is nothing to see. If you are really free, you can take some photos as a souvenir. Kuala Lumpur TV Tower, Twin Towers (K.L.C.C) and Royal Selangor Tin Factory are recommended. Kuala Lumpur TV Tower is the fourth tallest tower in the world, also known as "Pineapple Tower", second only to Shanghai Oriental Pearl TV Tower. You can have a bird's eye view of the whole city of Kuala Lumpur when you board the sightseeing hall on the tower. The whole process is similar to visiting the Oriental Pearl, but it is the fourth in the world, so I recommend it. The Twin Towers (K.L.C.C) may not have been heard by domestic tourists, but if it is the two conjoined skyscrapers in the Hollywood movie "The Trap", the Twin Towers are the tallest tower-like buildings in the world at present, so there is no reason not to see them. They are spectacular, and you can see them wherever you are in downtown Kuala Lumpur. Readers who like shopping should pay attention to the fact that there is a super-large shopping mall in the Twin Towers, because many things in Malaysia are duty-free, things are very cheap and shopping is very affordable. But don't buy it right away, or you will spend the whole holiday with big bags and small bags, and shopping spree before you leave is the best policy. The Royal Selangor Tin Factory is a little far from the urban area, but it is not far away. You can take a taxi. The taxi fare in Kuala Lumpur is cheaper than that in Shanghai, with a starting fee of RM 3, 1.8 per kilometer. In the factory, you can visit the production process of tin ware, but the most important thing is to buy some tin ware back, because the royal Selangor tin ware is the most expensive and the best in Malaysia, with a global quality assurance system. There will be no fakes at the national average price. Genting, I suggest you live in the French village. The French village should actually be a hotel, in the mountains near Genting. The owner of the French village has integrated all the architectural styles of various periods in France into this village. There are guest rooms, shops, suspension bridges, bell towers and bars in the village. The rooms in the French village are extremely large, which is equivalent to a Shanghainese's home. You can see different Shan Ye scenery from any window, and the price is around RM 4 to RM 5. Sitting in the middle of the small streets in the French village at night, drinking beer and watching acrobatics is very artistic. It takes about half an hour to rent a car to Genting. Genting is a large entertainment center, the most famous of which is probably Genting Casino. I warn you, don't take any chances to win a ticket, and lose nine out of ten. Let's play slot machines for fun. But one thing to remember, put on more clothes. Genting Genting is really above the clouds. It takes a 2-minute cable car to go up. It's foggy and the temperature is much lower than the mountain. If you catch a cold and play Genting, you should go to Langkawi to have a good time. An hour's flight back to Kuala Lumpur will take you to Langkawi, which is called "Langkawi Island" by local Chinese. I suggest staying in Langkawi for three days and staying at Mutiara Resort, which belongs to the kind of beach when going out. It's very romantic. On the first day, you can go around the island in the morning. You can visit Tanjung Lu Beach and Giant Eagle Square in the tour around the island. If you are interested, you can visit the Prime Minister's Exhibition Hall, which is a gift from various governments to the Malaysian Prime Minister. It is very exquisite. China gave their Prime Minister embroidery and mahogany lanterns, which can also be found there. In the afternoon, you can go out to sea to play on Pregnant Women Island and Giant Lion Island. There is a place in the waters of Giant Lion Island where you can feed eagles. If you throw raw chicken skin and intestines into the sea, you can see dozens of eagles flying all over the sky within 2 minutes, and it is rare to see them swooping down from time to time to grab food on the sea. If you are lucky, you can also see giant lizards swimming around you on the water. The next day, I need a whole day to go to Baya Island to play with water. Baya Island is the largest marine park in the world at present. The Malaysian government is very strict in its management. Remember not to catch fish there or go to the bottom of the sea to pick up shells. The fine is equivalent to RMB 88 yuan. The ship to Baya Island leaves at 9 a.m. and comes back at 3 p.m.. Baya Island has a beautiful beach, but the boat takes you to a nearby water platform where you can snorkel and dive. Snorkeling is swimming on the sea with a diving mirror. You can see the clear underwater world but you can't touch it. It doesn't cost money. Diving is to go down to the bottom of the sea with an oxygen bottle on your back, and the charge is RM 12. Although it takes a day in Baya Island, the scenery there is good and you can swim, so time will pass quickly and you won't feel bored. I went shopping on the third day. K.L.C.C must go again. Of course, there are many big shopping malls in Kuala Lumpur. You can take your time. When shopping in Malaysia, the most cost-effective thing is to buy brand-name cosmetics, cigarettes and purses, which are more than half cheaper than those in Shanghai. If you go to Malaysia recently, it will be even cheaper. From August 1 to September, Malaysia is holding a "shopping carnival" with a big discount on goods nationwide. It is recommended that women with shopaholic tendencies go there quickly. After this village, there will be no such store. Clothes and electrical appliances in Kuala Lumpur are a little cheaper than those in Shanghai, but not as good as those in Singapore and Hong Kong. Malacca is also worth visiting. There is a street where foreigners have many historical sites, but it is not as good as Langluojiaoyi.