Malaysia tourism

Malaysia tourism:-

Malaysia has many cultures and lifestyles that are diverse in geographical beauty. Traveling to Old George Town in Penang, visiting the historic region of Malacca, traveling to secluded islands, and spending time in the 130 million-year-old forest in Berno, Pipasura loved Malaysia. Due to the harsh weather, many want to go for a vacation in Malaysia.

Malacca City, Malacca:-

Malacca, the capital of the province of Malacca, is rich in history and culture. It was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in the 2008. This once colonial city attracts thirsty travelers for the architectural style, food and night footwear market. This historic city is not only known for the Portuguese and Dutch colonies, but the culture of the fifteenth century during the Sultanate period was called the golden age of Malay culture. One of the main attractions in Malacca is the St. Paul's Church. Which was also the residence of the Dutch governor.

Georgetown, Penang:-

Penang is always at the top of the attraction for travelers in Malaysia. Penang is named after a tree called Penang. The pinang tree looks like a palm tree. It is divided into two mainland and islands. Georgetown is attractive to tourists in the islands. Georgetown is like an open museum. There are numerous buildings, churches and fortresses of British rule in this area which are British colony. Many traditional shops will be seen here if you turn around on the way. Each of which has its own style and design. Apart from this, the pathways here and there are wall-to-wall maps. Penang is also a major tourist destination because of its historic various temples, reputed food courts, Malaysia's largest coffeeshop.

The Perhentians, Terengganu:-


Located on the coast of Tarenganu in the South China Sea, the small islands are one of the main tourist attractions in Malaysia. The coral islands consist of small and large islands. The archipelago white sand, crystalline shallow water like crystal has made these islands more popular. Known as a tropical paradise, these islands also feature marine recreation such as scuba diving, snorkel and canoeing. If you want to go here, you cannot go to March-October. Because all hotels or guest houses are closed during this time.

Damon Valley, Sabah:-


Damun Valley is one of the best places to visit in Malaysia for eco-tourism and woodland. It is located in the lowlands of 130 million years old. There are incredible biodiversity in this forest. There are more than 438 species of wild animals and more than 100 species of plants in this forest area. It is also called the landscape of wild animals and plants. If you are lucky enough to visit tourists, you can find Orootang, elephants, gray bears. However, the main attraction here is the pure environment as there is no settlement. Traveling to the jungle, night safari and archaeological visit to the Kadajan-Dasun tomb must take the help of an experienced travel guide.

Lighting, Kedah:-


Most of the tourists who travel to Kedah Province, Malaysia, spend their time mainly in Lankanite. But about 55 km southwest there is a very interesting island known as the Setar of Light. Among the fascinating topics are the Zahir Mosque, the Big Watch House, the Royal Hall and the Sultan Museum. Visitors can also see a 250-million-year-old, 715-foot-high limestone cliff here. Tourists can visit the magnificent ruined castle of Kuala Kedah. Which is the oldest fort in northern Malaysia.

The Cameroon Highlands, Pahang:-


The Cameroon Highlands has become one of the main tourist destinations in Malaysia since 19th the turn of the century. It was discovered by British land surveyor William Cameron in 1885 and built as a tourist hub. The height of this highland is estimated to be between 3609 feet and 5906 feet. It is known for its cool weather and pure environment. Not surprisingly, this highland is the highest mountainous region in Malaysia. Currently green-tea, strawberry and vegetable farms are being developed in this desirable region.

 Panko Island, Perak:-


The name of Panko Island in Peru comes from the Thai word 'pang ko' which means beautiful island. This islands are located in the direction of Malacca. It was once famous for fish, fishermen and pirates, but in time it has now become a tropical paradise for tourists. There are only 30,000 people living there so it can be easily rented on the beach, rented a motorcycle and traveled the whole island. Scuba diving on this island. There is also a snorkeling.