Malaysia Travel Guide: Where is the most worth visiting in Malaysia?

Malaysia Travel Guide: Where is the most worth visiting in Malaysia?

Penang, the capital of culture

Penang is famous for the betel nut trees that used to spread all over the island. It is a Malaysian state and has the reputation of "Bai Jinguang in the Indian Ocean". Georgetown, Urumqi, Penang is an ancient capital with a long history. Nowadays, many places of interest are still preserved in the urban area, and many of them are related to China people, such as Five Blessingg Private School, which was built in 1857. Naturally, the beaches here are not bad with the scenery in Shan Ye, and the taste of special food is quite different from other Malaysian states, so it is worth a try.

Georgetown Street Culture

Most tourist attractions in Penang are gathered in Georgetown. Everywhere, the dilapidated buildings in many-hued give people the illusion of time to go back, and they return to China in the Republic of China in a trance. This series of wall paintings is called "MirrorsGeorgeTown", and as the name suggests, this kind of wall painting is a bathroom mirror that projects the breath of life.

From house to house, you can see the scenery and stories of these walls: brother and sister on bicycles, brother and sister on swings, children on electric locomotives, children playing basketball, which are closely integrated with 3D entities and are full of childlike interest ~

Emotional Lane (the first choice for flirting)

You can tell from the name that this is a romantic area suitable for couples to fall in love, and it is actually a paradise for backpackers. There are many characteristic B&B inns and various special snacks and nightclubs here, and the warm and beautiful buildings make it "well deserved".

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If you don't watch the sunset in Kota Kinabalu, you have never been to Kota Kinabalu. Tanjung Yalu Beach is one of the best places to enjoy the sunset, and I am lucky to see the beautiful garden landscape of the flaming clouds.

The "Yalu" in the name of Tanjung Yalu Beach refers to Casuarina equisetifolia, where thousands of Casuarina equisetifolia trees stand, and you can relax in under the greenwood tree, where you can have a panoramic view of the sea and the sky. The waves on the beach are very gentle, which is very suitable for swimming. The key is that the gravel is so soft, especially like stepping on a blanket.

Tanjung Yalu Beach is one of the most popular representative tourist attractions in Kota Kinabalu. In broad daylight, you can experience all kinds of sea-themed activities here. In the evening, you can get together with friends and relatives, enjoy the sea breeze, enjoy the delicious food and enjoy the beautiful sunset scenery.

Maritime Mosque

Malaysia is a country with diversified religious beliefs of many Chinese nationalities. On an artificial lake in the northeast of Kota Kinabalu, there is a very beautiful water mosque, also known as Kota Kinabalu Municipal Mosque. It is a very typical Islamic building today, and at the same time it is one of the most magnificent Huicathedrals in all Malaysian sunset gardens.

Kuala Lumpur

What's interesting in Malaysia-Kuala Lumpur. The capital of Malaysia is Kuala Lumpur, the largest city in Malaysia. In the local language, Kuala Lumpur means rugged estuary. In the mid-19th century, Ye Delai, a native of China, and a group of people around him opened a port. They go along the Klang River, and they also mine tin mines. Slowly, a big city will be formed here. Kuala Lumpur's urban planning and construction, architecture, design scheme and landscaping are very neat, elegant, atmospheric, neat and proper. These buildings are very interesting, not only modern high-rise buildings, but also old-style buildings with full charm, and there will be lush shrubs and jungles dotted with each other between the buildings, adding a full of green and a touch of shade.