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Petronas Twin Towers Kuala Lumpur
293 Reviews Petronas Twin Towers became the iconic symbol of Malaysia’s futuristic developments. Petronas towers are the world’s tallest twin skyscrapers which were designed by Argentine architect Cesar Pelli...
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Penang Hill (Bukit Bendera) Penang
97 Reviews Penang Hill lies about 5km west of the George Towns city centre and makes for a fun afternoon outing especially when combined with a trip to the nearby Kek Lok Si Temple. Running up the 821-metre high...
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A' Famosa Melaka
46 Reviews The A'Fomasa fortress included a large area within the fortifications. The photo of the notice detailing the plan of the original fortification lists many of the historic buildings and ruins which...
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Sarawak River Cruise Kuching
8 Reviews A great way to spend an afternoon in Kuching is cruising down the Sarawak River. Several companies do one and a half to two hour trips up and down the river in the late afternoon leaving from the...
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First World Plaza Genting
35 Reviews Ahh The Monorail, this monorail ride has only two stations, the first world plaza station and the Outdoor Theme Park Station and the Monorail Ride shuttles back and forth these two areas on a...
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Diving and Snorkeling Pulau Tioman
47 Reviews Well what can I say?!! My first dive was fantastic!! Our instructor Adrian was very attentative. We chose the Sealantis Dive Centre along the pathway just before you enter the Paya Beach Resort....
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Hindu Gods & Goddesses Batu Caves
11 Reviews These limestone caves are a popular attraction, especially during the annual hindu festival. Thaipusam. Scaling the 272 steps leading up to the temple is one of the highlights. The 140-feet statue of...
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Batu Caves Kuala Lumpur
141 Reviews The Thaipusam Festival is celebrated in the Batu Cave. Thaipusam Festival is a Hindu festival which is celebrated every January/February. They say that people during this occasion is when they...
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Kek Lok Si (Buddhist) Temple Penang
84 Reviews With the once a Year celebration of the Chinese New Year, Keh Lok Si Temple made it a special ocassion by lighten up with more than 10,000 lights to not only for decoration but also with a special...
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St. Paul's Church Ruins Melaka
53 Reviews Standing high on the hill overlooking Melaka and the Straits of Malacca this ruin is woth the climb. besides the long history of this church with its Dutch Tombstones there are the magnificent...
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Sarawak Museum Kuching
26 Reviews I'm not generally a museum fan but this museum was pretty interesting and as with the other museums we found in Sarawak had free admission. Most of the exhibits related to Sarawak's tribes and...
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Outdoor Theme Park Genting
31 Reviews the speeding Go Karts. my brother is a speed demon and he loves riding go karts all the time and he rode this Go kart ride here at the Outdoor Theme park twice despite the waiting time of 20 minutes...
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Coral Island Pulau Tioman
9 Reviews Generally there are two types of tours; Trip 1 includes 4 sites and Trip 2 includes 6 sites. Check for prices. The most expensive we found (as a guideline) were: Trip 1 : 9:30am to 13:30pm 60RM per...
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272 steps Batu Caves
14 Reviews If you want to visit Batu Caves, the best day is on Thaipusam Celebration. You embark on the journey as early as 4pm-5pm (Thaipusam Celebration) and you'll see people starting to walk to the holy cave...
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Chinatown Kuala Lumpur
107 Reviews Chinatown was the first place we visited, immediately after hotel check in a few of us decided to visit Chinatown mid afternoon. Not the best time to visit during the heat of the afternoon, a smarter...
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Beaches in Penang Penang
30 Reviews The “Foreigner’s Rock”, or better known as Batu Ferringhi, is a very popular place in Penang. And abundant in all kind of facilities for visitors. Although the beach is famous, the water is not...
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Temple's Melaka
41 Reviews This is a Buddhist temple and dates back to 1646 making it one of the oldest temples in Malysia. Dedicated to Kuan Yin, the goddess of mercy. We found this temple stop interesting not only for what...
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Sarawak Cultural Village Kuching
19 Reviews Tucked away on the foothills of legendary Mount Santubong, 35 km away from Kuching is Sarawak's fascinating cultural showcase, the award winning "Sarawak Cultural Village". This living museum depicts...
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Genting Highlands Genting
18 Reviews the assorted water rides at the outdoor theme park, the water themed rides at the park include the famous Pirate Ship at the big lagoon in the middle of the outdoor theme park, the Sungai Rejang...
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Island Hopping Pulau Tioman
5 Reviews Another 30 minutes of sail brought us to the other side of the Coral island. This was the place where we were supposed to have our lunch. There was a small beach with perfect white sand, and clean...
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Parks and Gardens Kuala Lumpur
91 Reviews Hibiscus, Bunga Raya in Bahasa Malayu, is the national flower of Malaysia, as well as is the case in Jamaica and Hawaii. The Hibiscus Garden has over 2.500 plants in many different colours to show the...
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Reclining Buddha temple (Wat Chayamangkalaram) Penang
39 Reviews Wat Chayamangkalaram is a Thai Temple which was built in 1845 on the land granded by Queen Victoria. The Temple has one of the largest Reclining Buddha in the world. The Statue is Gold plated and...
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Dutch Square Melaka
41 Reviews Dutch Square is known for Christ Church and Stadthuys, however it has many other tourist attractions. The Fountain in the centre of the square is beautiful and surrounded by nice landscaping. Erected...
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Cat Statues Kuching
21 Reviews Several agencies provide the opportunity of a city tour of Kuching. In the comfort of an air-conditioned bus or mini-van you can see many historical buildings - both the traditional and from colonial...
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Snow World Genting
7 Reviews Coming from the tropics, I'd just had to let my little girl try what a snowy winter is like. Of course if you're from the Nordic states or somewhere where snow causes havoc in your life, this is one...
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The tallest twin building in the world. They are landmark of KL, Malaysia. Visitor's view is on Skybridge. Free ticket, but limited in each day. Visitor should be there early morning to get ticket, coz they hv no booking. First come first serve.This picture is from year 2005.
I enjoyed wandering around the Heritage Quarter - but I was only there for the day from KL, (from where the rail service is fast, efficicient and clean); many fine examples, in my view, of Colonial Architecture.
Melaka River (Sungai Melaka) was the location where the historic city of Melaka began. A prince from Sumatra known as Parameswara founded Melaka (formerly known as Malacca) in 1402 and established his sultanate near the mouth of Melaka River at the foot of St. Paul's Hill. Due to its strategic location, Melaka was later occupied by the Portuguese, the Dutch, the British and the Japanese. It was known as "Venice of the East" by seafarers where the traders from the East and the West met and became a very busy port for several centuries.Today Melaka River boat tour is a popular tourist attraction. It is an hour round trip boat tour covering approximately 10 kilometers from the Dutch Square to Kampung Morten. The boat will pass several bridges such as Tan Boon Seng Bridge, Chan Boon Cheng Bridge and Old Market Bridge, old shophouses, churches, warehouses, new high rise hotels and apartments...
The National Zoo (Zoo Negara in National Language) is the largest zoological garden in Malaysia. It is located at Hulu Kelang in Ampang in the state of Selangor, approximately 12 kilometers from Central Kuala Lumpur city. The National Zoo is managed by Malaysian Zoological Society. It is one of the best zoological gardens in Southeast Asia. The National Zoo covers a total area of approximately 110 acres. It was officially opened to the public in 1963. The zoo has more than 5,000 animals with more than 400 different species such as elephants, zebras, mousedeers, bears, Malaysian tigers, porcupines, hippos, orangutans, tapir, birds and reptiles. There is also an aquarium in the zoological garden with many different species of sea animals. Animals shows are also scheduled in the zoo. Children always have a great time at the zoo!Admission fees are RM15.00 for adults and RM6.00 for children....
The Underwater World is located at Zon Pantai Cenang (Cenang Beach) at Mukim Kedawang, approximately 3 kilometers from Langkawi International Airport in Pulau Langkawi. It is the largest aquarium in Malaysia and is also one of the largest in Asia. The aquarium was officially opened to the public in 1995. The Underwater World occupies approximately six acres of land at Cenang Beach. It is a very popular tourist attraction in Langkawi which attracts several millions local and foreign tourists every year.The Underwater World comprises numerous sections. It houses a total of more than 4,000 fishes, animals and sea creatures with more than 500 species including the giant green turtle, sharks and stingrays in more than 100 large and small tanks. Sections and attractions include fresh water fish, penguinarium, tropical rainforests, seals, wildlife, coral reef, seashell, oceanarium and the...
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Yes, it only cost 50 sen to send a postcard by airmail to any part of the world.Cost of postcards ranges from 50 sen to 80 sen. So this is great bargain to send back postcards to your friends and family.For postcards domestically, it is 30 sen.
While you are on Penang you must take the funicular railway up to the top of Penang Hill. While there you can walk around and see the great view down over the city, unless it is very foggy like it was when we were there. You could stop at the hotel and have some lunch or just a nice cool drink. Take a look at the birds that are in the small botanical garden. Have a look at the Muslum Mosque and the Hindu Temple that are on the hill. Then you can take the ride back down enjoying the scenery as you go.
This temple can be seen from a great distance away because it is spread over 12 hectares of land. It took Burmese, Chinese, and Thai artists over two decades to build. Put on your walking shoes before enjoying this sight. The temple was all decorated in red lanterns when we were there in honor of Chinese New Year. The main entrance looked like a shopping mall. I am not sure if this was because of the holiday or if it is always this way.It is very interesting and we took many many pictures.
A must do in Kuala Lumpur is go up in the Menara Kuala Lumpur telecommunication tower. It is one of the tallest concrete towers in the world at 421 metres and also the fourth tallest telecommunications tower in the world. You can walk around on the observation deck and get a great view of the city. Don't forget to take your camera.
Mandarin Oriental Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur
23 Reviews and 1115 Opinions Had a comfortable night sleep in the hotel. Nice Bathroom and bedsheets. Wide spread of Breakfast....
Eastern And Oriental Hotel Penang
16 Reviews and 473 Opinions Like other reviewers, we didn't actually stay here, we had a drink the bar which overlooks the...
Aldy Hotel Negeri Melaka
1 Review and 55 Opinions Aldy Hotel is situated in centre of Melaka Town next to the Police Station and opposite the...
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Q: Hello, I am traveling to Malaysia for the first time, at the end February beginning of March, this is my first trip there and I...
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