What tourist attractions are there in Malaysia?

Recommended attractions in Malaysia

1.

Located on the northwest coast of

110 south of

Two kilometers away, it has always been known as the "Emerald of the Indian Ocean" and the "Oriental Garden". The beautiful beaches and pleasant scenery make it one of the most popular destinations for tourists in this area

.

Including Penang Island and Seberang Perai on the mainland, with an area of ??1,031 square kilometers and a population of 1.14 million.

When the British Captain Francis Light discovered it in early 1786, the island was covered with dense jungle, including many betel nut trees, hence the name Penang Island. Under Wright's order, the Sultan of Kedah ceded the island to the British East India Company in the same year. Since Penang became Britain's first trading gateway, it has always been a bustling metropolis that combines east and west. In addition to leaving traces of colonial history, it also fully reflects the cultural integration of Malay, Chinese, Indian and Nyonya ethnic groups, as witnessed by the many historical and cultural sights on the island.

Penang has always been famous for its charming beaches and clear waters, as well as the famous Penang Bridge, which is 13.5 kilometers long. It is the main transportation pipeline connecting Penang and Penang. It is also the longest in Asia and The third longest bridge in the world. In addition, there is Bukit Bendera (Bukit Bendera) and many parks, making Penang one of the most popular tourist destinations in Malaysia. 85% of Penang is Chinese, and the Hokkien dialect is widely spoken here.

2. The ancient city

The ancient city

is from the state of Malaysia

. Malacca is located in

, adjacent to Lim Mei Lan and

. It is shaped like a triangle, with land on two sides and the sea on one side. The area is 1657·6 square kilometers. Most of the state is plain, but there are some remaining hills in the east. The Ningyi River in the west, the Malacca River in the center and the Jishan River in the east all flow into the strait. Each river basin is an agricultural area with fertile soil. Malacca produces a variety of crops, mainly rice and rubber. The local Mount Asahan is the birthplace of Malaysian rubber

.

The ancient city of Malacca is also an important port in Malacca State, close to the mouth of the Malacca River. This estuary was once a maritime trade center. However, in recent years, due to severe siltation of the river mouth, ships cannot enter the port, so the city's business has declined. Famous local handicrafts include walking sticks, rattan utensils, etc. With more than 200,000 residents, it is the fourth largest city in Malaysia. There are Chinese,

,

and Arabs living here.

Melaka attracts thousands of tourists every year to enjoy the Strait scenery and world-famous monuments. The transportation here is convenient, with roads and air routes reaching Singapore and Singapore. There is also a deep-water terminal in the northwest suburbs.

Malacca was built in 1403 and was once the capital of the Kingdom of Manchuria. In 1405, the Ming Dynasty

Zheng He led a fleet that sailed to the West. Riding on the strong northeast monsoon, it cut through the waves and sailed into the port of Malacca, bringing Chinese friendship, culture, silk, etc. here. The "San" in commemoration of this great Chinese leader is still preserved locally, and there is also a "Sanbao Well" at the foot of the mountain. There is also the "Sanbao Pavilion" in the south, which houses a clay statue of Sanbao Gong.

Malacca is on the east coast

and is located at the heart of maritime traffic. Since

it has been under the colonial rule of Portugal, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom. There are still vestiges of the colonial period. The Malacca Museum is a 150-year-old Dutch-style building, a two-story building with red walls. The church bell tower on the Malacca River built in 1753 and the red house of Jalan Laksam are the oldest Dutch-style buildings in the East. The Portuguese built

city gates and

In addition, Malacca also has Gili Waterfront Park and St. John's Hill

etc.

and A miniature village in Malaysia.

Malaysia’s economy has developed rapidly in recent years, and the ancient city of Malacca has also changed its appearance. Many new buildings have appeared on the market. There are thermal power plants and oil depots in Tanjung Keling, a 13-kilometer beachfront in the northwest suburbs, and there are dozens of factories in the port industrial zone.

3. Capital of Malaysia

(Kuala Lumpur) is the capital of Malaysia and one of the most famous cities in Southeast Asia. Kuala Lumpur is located on the southwest coast of Kuala Lumpur, at 101 degrees 41 minutes east longitude and 3 degrees 09 minutes north latitude. It covers an area of ??about 244 square kilometers including the suburbs and has a population of about 1.5 million, of which Chinese and overseas Chinese account for 2/3. It is Malaysia's largest city. The largest city in the country. The city is surrounded by hills and mountains on the west, north and east sides. The Klang River and its tributary Gombak River merge in the city and flow from the southwest

"Kuala Lumpur" means "muddy" in Malay. estuary". In 1857, overseas Chinese came here to mine tin, and then gradually developed into a city.

It became an administrative train in 1896

Kuala Lumpur Monorail Urban Railway

Kuala Lumpur has beautiful scenery, with commercial and residential areas to the east of the Klang River and government agencies to the west. The city streets are neat , typical

architecture and Chinese-style residences complement each other, giving it a unique taste of oriental cities. In the 1970s and 1980s, many modern hotels were built in the city. On the floors below the buildings, many Chinese restaurants and hotels had their Chinese signboards visible. From time to time inside the restaurants, The tempting aroma of Chinese cuisine comes out. Kuala Lumpur is located in

a hilly area with many caves. The former abandoned mine pits on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur have now been filled with water to form lakes, used for fish farming or turned into parks. Famous ones include

, Hot Water Cave, etc. In addition, famous buildings and scenic spots include

,

, Jilengye Falls, Lakeside Park and National

etc.

The country in the city

is the largest in Southeast Asia

. It was built in 1965. The entire building is modeled after the mosque of

with beautiful shape. , the prayer hall is tall and wide, and can accommodate 8,000 people for worship at the same time. The roof of the hall is composed of 49 round arches of different sizes, forming 18 radial rays, symbolizing the 13 states in the country and the 5 tombs of Islam. The large minaret of the mosque is 73 meters high. There is an elevator that can reach the top of the tower. The minaret is rocket-shaped, which means that Islam can be compared with science. The National Petroleum Corporation

(commonly known as the "Petronas Twin Towers") is the number one super building in the world today - the design is based on the typical geometric principles of Islamic architecture, with a height of 452 meters and 88 floors. There are two similar-shaped towers on the 41st and 42nd floors, connected by a 58-meter skybridge. The three floors at the bottom of the building are large shopping malls. Visitors can take the elevator to the overpass for free and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the city.

4. The Land Under the Wind, East Malaysia

It is located at the northern end of the world’s third largest island——

, facing the South China Sea to the west. It is located under the typhoon zone and is not disturbed by any drastic changes in climate, so it is known as the "land under the wind".

The climate here is pleasant all year round,

with temperatures ranging from 23 to 31 degrees Celsius all year round. The geographical environment here is unique, with thousands of kilometers of

, clear, Bottomless sea water and gorgeous

soft and white beaches abound; here is the world's second largest primeval tropical rain forest, and many

precious apes. , proboscis monkeys, as well as rare birds, insects, exotic flowers and plants in the world...

It is not only a scenic spot

, but also a natural place for nature lovers, zoologists and divers. , a paradise for mountaineering enthusiasts, and a good place for those who like to get close to the locals.

A trip to Sabah, East Malaysia

When it comes to traveling to Malaysia, people can easily think of Kuala Lumpur, Malacca,

and other places, and the beautiful Sabah, East Malaysia The land has not attracted more attention from people, and the reasons are nothing more than the following two points: first, there is little tourism information about Sabah in the media, and people do not know enough about Sabah; second, the cost is too high. Recently,

joined forces with Malaysia Airlines, Tourism Malaysia, and Sabah Tourism Bureau of East Malaysia to launch a series of special discounted tours called "Lifetime Favorite, Trip to the Utopia of Sabah, East Malaysia", a 5-day natural ecological trip to Sabah, East Malaysia. The price is only 4,880 yuan per person, and the price of a 5-day leisure stay in Sabah in a five-star hotel by the sea is only 4,980 yuan per person. For details, please call the consultation hotline: 85182727

Revel in the Kinabalu Park

The Kinabalu National Park is named after Mount Kinabalu. Climbing Mount Kinabalu is the largest tourist attraction in Sabah. enjoy. With an altitude of 4,095 meters, Mount Kinabalu is the highest peak in Southeast Asia. The rough and dark mountain under the blue sky is its most striking feature.

The Kinabalu National Park is not only famous for its sacred mountain, but also for its dense

and precious

environment (listed in 2000

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), it can be said to be the oldest botanical garden in the world, with more than 1,200 species of wild orchids, more than 40 species of oak, wild rhododendrons and wild orchids all over the mountains and plains, and the largest flower in the world, Rafflesia. , here you can even get a glimpse of the magical "nepenthes". After a full meal, enjoy the feeling of outdoor hot spring bathing in the Poring Hot Spring area in the park, and forget what year it is today.

Enjoy the sunshine in Sabah

The sun, sea water and beach are the best places for people to go in summer, and the beaches in Sabah are a good place to go 365 days a year. Off the west coast of Sabah, about a 20-minute speedboat ride from Kota Kinabalu, is the famous Marine Park. This national marine park consists of 5 islands. It is a protected area for

and marine life. Each of the 5 islands has its own characteristics. Among them, the sea water around Sabi Island is crystal clear, the beach has continuous fine sand, the coral scenery is beautiful, and you can also see colorful animals in the water. For tropical fish, you can drive a speedboat to ride the wind and waves, swim on the blue sea and blue waves, dive into the deep water to explore the colorful fish

, and grill fresh seafood for a feast.

Rich tourism resources

Various tourism projects

Sabah, this treasure land blessed by nature, nurtures rich tourism resources and stretches

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, soft white beaches, crystal clear sea water, suitable for various water sports and diving activities; lush

, precious

, well-protected

As well as its unique animal ecology: great apes and proboscis monkeys are the true love of tourists; rugged mountains, rapid rivers and tropical rainforests and other large areas

make Sabah the most popular tourist destination. Suitable for various types of adventure sports

spots.

5.

A

island intertwined with romance, mystery, and legendary mythology. The sunset at dusk

, the whirling coconut shadows, the stilt houses in the paddy fields, and the ancient legends circulating... If you are looking for tranquility, if you are looking for the mythical

< p>, then this is where you want to come.

Langkawi is the most legendary romantic island in Malaysia and the largest of the islands off the coast of Kedah. Most of the residents on Langkawi are

. They live in traditional stilt houses and make a living by fishing and growing rubber. Here you can see the charming scenery of Malaysia without makeup.

Langkawi is located off the northwest coast of Peninsular Malaysia, 30 kilometers and 51 kilometers away from Perlis and Kedah Port respectively. Its main island has always been called "Langkawi".

Tourist information

Landering on the beach

Surrounded by

and

warm waters, Langkawi The beaches are truly unparalleled. Calm, storm-free waters add to the charm of an already beautiful beach.

Except for the waves caused by occasional storms, Datai Bay Beach is always charming and the crystal-clear water is loved by people.

Tanjung Rhu Beach will be attracted by her beauty and charm from the first sight. Hundreds of casuarina trees sway gently under the gentle sea breeze, inlaying beautiful lace on the beach. Dolphins are often seen here, and sea cucumbers can be found along the beaches.

Central Beach and Pantai Cenang are located in the main tourist belt of Langkawi and are among the busiest beaches on the island. This place embodies the style of beach life, with magnificent scenery, comprehensive care and convenient facilities.

Magnificent Rainforest

In Langkawi, if you do nothing and just soak in the sun on the endless beaches, you can enjoy your time. But if you’re looking for a bit of adventure, the rainforest offers nature seekers the perfect opportunity to learn more about wildlife. Because Langkawi is also an ancient territory of tropical plants and a kingdom of animals. The main plants are

There are nearly 200 species of trees alone, and there are also many varieties of wild orchids. The island's butterflies,

and other wild animals also add a lot to Langkawi's beauty.

6.

(Sarawak) is located in the east of Malaysia. It is a state in the northwest of

the island and is customarily called East Malaysia.

< p>It borders Indonesia and Brunei to the east and south, and the South China Sea to the northwest. It has a population of 2.2 million, 27 ethnic groups, and a diverse culture. Kuching, Miri and other places are gathering places for Chinese. This place is located in the equatorial region, has a hot climate, and is rich in tropical flora and fauna. 70% of the area is covered by tropical rainforest, and it has unique economic and tourism resources. Currency: Malaysian Dollar. It can be exchanged at banks, restaurants, and foreign currency exchange centers. 1 ringgit is equivalent to about 2.2 yuan.

Some people describe Sarawak as a model of tropical rainforest. Indeed, here you can’t feel the change of seasons at all and fully enjoy your summer.

Looking at Sarawak from the plane, the green rivers running through the dense forest cut the forest into small pieces, like pieces of beautiful jade. Sarawak’s 10 world-class forest parks can provide Comprehensive outdoor activities, here you can breathe the breath of nature more freely.

Best travel time:

Sarawak has summer all year round, with the average annual temperature between 23℃-32℃. It is suitable for tourism all year round, but the best Travel time is from April to July. The wind season in Sarawak is from November to February of the following year. It rains frequently during this period. Friends who don't like it can avoid traveling to Sarawak during this time.

Main attractions:

Most of Sarawak has gentle terrain, and most of the mountains covered by tropical rain forests are

so

It has developed very well, forming unique resources. The most praised ones are tropical rainforest sightseeing vacations, jungle adventures, etc. The largest cave in the world that has been discovered so far is located in Muluk in eastern Sarawak. This cave can carry 40 Boeing 747 large passenger aircraft. Muluk's

Therefore it was included in the

directory. On the other hand, Sarawak's

products also attract tourists from all over the world with their

distinctive features. Touring here is very leisurely, and most of the landscapes are related to tropical rainforests, such as trees Holiday homes, go to the tropical rainforest to see animals and plants, and visit residents and houses in the tropical rainforest.

Due to the special resources, there are few hurried sightseeing projects here.