Eight must-visit attractions when traveling in Malaysia

Introduction: What are the fun places in Malaysia? What are the must-see attractions in Malaysia? Come with me below to take a look at the top 8 tourist attractions that cannot be missed in Malaysia.

1. Langkawi Tourism

Langkawi (Malay: PulauLangkawi, English: Langkawi) is also translated as Langkawi, Langkawi, Linggawei Island, and Khurakowi Yi, located in the Strait of Malacca, is the largest of the 104 large and small islands on the coast of Kedah, Malaysia. Langkawi is about 112 kilometers north of Penang. It belongs to the Kedah state of Malaysia administratively and is geographically close to Thailand.

2. Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur (Kuala Lumpur), the capital of Malaysia, the world’s tallest twin towers demonstrates the ambition and vitality of this city. Known as the Tin Capital and Jiaodu of the world, it is surrounded by hills and mountains to the west, north and east, and the Klang River runs through the city. The city was founded in 1860 and became the capital of the Federation of Malaysia in 1963. Kuala Lumpur has both the luxurious style of a modern metropolis and the charming charm of the past, with unique customs and traditions and endless vitality of multiculturalism. It comprehensively highlights the unique charm of Malaysia's multi-ethnic groups living in harmony and pioneering and forging ahead. Kuala Lumpur's urban architecture is unique and can be called a huge "World Architecture Expo". Buildings with unique shapes and different styles are scattered throughout the city. Ancient, modern, Eastern, Western, square, round, triangular, ladder-shaped, sword-shaped, waist-drum-shaped, there are all kinds of them, they coexist harmoniously, set off each other, and have extraordinary magnanimity. The city's lush trees, beautiful scenery, and tropical plants are in full bloom, symbolizing the prosperity of this multi-ethnic society and the harmonious coexistence of multiple ethnic groups.

3. Malacca

Malacca is the oldest ancient city in Malaysia. It is located on the north shore of the Strait of Malacca, with the Malacca River passing through the city. Zheng He stopped here six times during his voyages to the West, and it is now the choke point of the Strait of Malacca, a maritime lifeline. Over the past six hundred years, immigrants from the East and the West have settled in Malacca. Their language, religion, customs, etc. have integrated the characteristics of various countries in the world and become unique. There are not only Chinese classical halls, courtyards and gardens in the city, but also ancient Dutch and Portuguese style architecture.

4. Sabah

Sabah (Malay: Sabah) is called "the land under the wind" because it is within the scope of the typhoon circle. ?Land under the Wind? Sabah has an amazing natural ecology. In addition to the endless coastline and white sandy beaches, you can also enjoy colorful corals and marine life, virgin forests, orangutans, proboscis monkeys, Macaques, tuatara, crocodiles, egrets and other birds and beasts. Tourists who revere nature can not only trek and explore into the virgin forest, but also take a raft across the river to look for "proboscis monkeys".

5. Pulau Redang

It is located 45 kilometers off the coast of Terengganu State, Malaysia, not far from West Malaysia. It has been listed as a marine park reserve by the Malaysian government. It is prohibited for anyone to fish and take underwater corals, shellfish and other creatures within the 23 nautical miles of waters. However, diving and underwater photography are encouraged. Swimming, gliding, and diving are also allowed. , chase the wind and waves, or explore the island’s tropical rainforest. Redang Island has azure and tranquil sea water. From April to October, the sea water can be described as green emerald. When going to Redang Island, you must go out to sea to visit the nearby Turtle Island and Marine Park. On Turtle Island, when you float on the sea with a visibility of more than 10 meters and have an unobstructed view of the underwater world, you will feel a sense of fear in your heart. In the Ocean Park, swimming among the fish and the colorful live corals on the seabed will make you forget everything. There are more than 500 kinds of colorful coral reefs, more than 1,000 kinds of bivalves and 3,000 kinds of fish growing on the seabed here, attracting countless diving enthusiasts from all over the world.

6. Genting Highlands

It is a newly developed tourism and summer resort in Malaysia. It is located on the eastern slope of the middle section of the Kebao Mountains in southwest Pahang, about 50 kilometers northeast of Kuala Lumpur. Covering an area of ??approximately 4,900 hectares, it is the largest plateau summer resort in Southeast Asia.

The original name was Genting Highlands, also known as Renting Highlands. It was changed to its current name because the misty clouds and mist in the mountains made people feel like they were in the mountains as if they were on the clouds.

The mountains here overlap, the trees are green, the flowers and plants are luxuriant, and the air is fresh and pleasant. There is Mount Semba to the east and Mount Pengbua to the west. The mountain climbing road is winding and winding. The architectural complex of Genting is located in Torukali Mountain at an altitude of 1,772 meters. Surrounded by clouds and mist, it is like Penglai Pavilion in the sea of ??clouds or a mirage. Here you can enjoy the unpredictable wonders of the sea of ??clouds. When the sky is clear, the field of vision is vast. Looking to the west at night, you can enjoy the brilliant lights of Kuala Lumpur; looking to the east in the early morning, you can see the sea of ??clouds and the dawn, which is extremely gorgeous.

7. Malacca Tropical Fruit Garden

It is 20 kilometers away from Malacca City and covers an area of ??173 hectares. It has a history of more than 1,000 years and was opened to the public in 2003. It is an agricultural tourist attractions. There are many types of tropical fruits in the tropical orchard. The garden has singing birds and fragrant flowers, and the scenery is charming. It is also novel, exciting and fun.

8. Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park

It is composed of the following five islands on the coast about 3-8 kilometers off the coast of Kota Kinabalu, the capital of Sabah. : Sapi Island, Mnukan Island, Gaya Island, Mamutik Island, Sulu Island, with a total area of ??4929 square meters, ideal for snorkeling and diving , swimming and other water sports paradise. It only takes 10 to 20 minutes to get there by speedboat from the hotel pier.

What attracts tourists here is its coral reefs and beaches. All the islands in the park are surrounded by coral reefs, some of which are exposed at low tide. The general area of ??the park is located in PULAU MANUKAN.