What are the tourist attractions in Malaysia?

Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur is the capital of Malaysia and the political, commercial and social center of Malaysia. This is a lovely city full of contrasts: it has both the style of a modern metropolis and the ancient style. Beautiful buildings left over from the colonial era, pre-war shops, shiny copper-topped buildings and modern skyscrapers stand side by side, competing for beauty, and antique shops on narrow streets are close to each other. Just when you are "at the end of your rope, there is no way to go", Shure's eyes are actually a wide avenue. Wandering among them, there are always unexpected surprises. The pleasant climate makes trees lush and tropical flowers colorful. It just reflects that in this multi-ethnic society, Malays, Chinese, Indians and other races live in harmony, resulting in unique and long-standing customs and traditions: colorful festivals, songs and dances and all kinds of mouth-watering food. To experience the charm of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur is the first choice.

The locals are tired of calling Kuala Lumpur "K.L.", which is the abbreviation of Kuala Lumpur. You might as well learn from them and call it "K.L." as if you were an old friend.

Old Mosque (Jamei Mosque)

The old mosque is located at the intersection of two rivers, and it looks peaceful at any time. Although there are many high-rise buildings around, mosques always give people a sense of independence. The floor and colonnade in the temple are all marble, so the interior is very cool and the air is particularly fresh. Every Friday, believers will come to worship regularly. There are few people on other days except this day.

Niagara Mosque (National Mosque)

Located between Kuala Lumpur Central Station and Lake Park, there is a magnificent mosque on the hill facing Sinhamuddin Road in Sudan, which was built by the Malaysian government in 1965 with an investment of nearly100000 USD. With a star-shaped dome and a 73-meter-high minaret, it is one of the best mosques in Southeast Asia.

National Museum.

The museum displays Malaysian history, cultural relics and animal and plant specimens. Rich in content, there are clubs, traditional costumes, handicrafts and so on. In addition to static display, there are also dynamic displays such as live production and performance.

Of particular interest is the display of the hunter's head area. In ancient times, Filipinos, Indonesians, Malays, etc. Headhunting activities are often held in Malay Peninsula and Borneo for various reasons. Until recently, there were similar customs in some places. In the exhibition area, the history and background of hunter's head in various regions are explained in detail with photos. There are piles of skulls from top to bottom, which makes people feel creepy.

Zoo Negara

There are about 200 kinds of animals from all over the world in the park, which is a paradise for wild animals and is fenced only according to the original terrain. You can arrange activities all day here, such as boating or observing the fish ecology in the aquarium. There are many beautiful tropical fish in the aquarium, which is worth visiting. In addition, you can see many lovely animals and parade on elephants.

Penang island

"Oriental Pearl Penang" is located on the northwest coast of Malaysia Peninsula, including Penang Island with an area of about 285 square kilometers and the long and narrow Huisri province with a strait in the middle. The nearest distance between the two sides is 3 kilometers, connected by Penang Bridge, and there is a 24-hour ferry service. Penang has a population of more than one million, and its residents are also the main ethnic group in Malaysia. Malays account for 32%, Chinese account for 59% and Indians account for 7%. All ethnic groups live in harmony.

Located in the northeast corner of Penang, Georgetown is the administrative and commercial center of Penang. This busy metropolis has absorbed the strengths of the East and the West, with many elegant buildings and colorful history, which proves that Penang is deeply influenced by foreign countries. Penang is also famous for its beaches, with blue waves like mirrors and long beaches. Penang is now a holiday resort and a good place for people who like sunshine and beaches to rest. It is also a multi-ethnic society, and different cultures and festivals of all ethnic groups are full of interest and charm, leaving beautiful memories for tourists.

Penang Flower Festival

The finale of the Flower Festival is to hold a flower show in Everbright Shopping Mall, with a dazzling array of flowers.

art gallery

Built in 182 1, it collects historical photos, videos, maps, cultural relics, Malay daggers, China furniture, embroidery and paintings of Penang in the past. The bronze statue of Captain Francis Wright stands in front of the museum with extraordinary style. The gallery on the first floor displays the works of local painters and is also used as an exhibition venue.

Kek Lok Si Temple

This is a magnificent multi-storey Buddhist temple in Southeast Asia, located on Mount Itam in Eier, which took more than 20 years to build. At the top of the temple is a beautifully carved ten thousand Buddha Pagoda. The surrounding environment is beautiful, with pavilions, turtle ponds, temples and artistic statues.

Opening hours: from morning till night

the flag raising mountain

It is the first summer resort in Malaysia. The mountain is 830 meters (2730 feet) high. Visitors can reach the top of the mountain on foot or by cable car. The cable car station opened at 1922. The air on the mountain is fresh and pleasant, and visitors can also visit chic bungalows, beautiful gardens and bird parks. There are bungalows for rent and hotels where tourists can stay. There is also a teahouse on the top of the mountain, which provides drinks and snacks for tourists to rest.

The trail is designed comfortably, and it takes four hours to walk from the foot of the mountain to the top of the mountain, but it is only suitable for people with strong physical strength. Forest Mountain Road starts from "Moon Cave Gate" in Jalan Air Terjun, about 300 meters away from the entrance of Botanical Garden.

genting highlands

Leave the busy and crowded city temporarily and enter the plateau resort where the cool breeze makes you feel refreshed. Genting highlands, the most popular summer resort in Malaysia, is here, just like a paradise with a unique world. Invested by China people, it covers an area of about six football fields.

This resort is located at the junction of Selangor and Pahang, at an altitude of 2000 meters, about an hour's journey from Kuala Lumpur. The lush forests and the gradually decreasing temperature on the way up the mountain will definitely make people feel refreshed. The temperature on the mountain is about 60 to 70 degrees Fahrenheit. Visitors can choose to collapse under the hotel halfway up the mountain or at the top of the mountain. You will find all kinds of scenery and entertainment here, so that your family can see everything, have fun and enjoy unlimited joy!