Malaysia Tourist Attractions

An amazing country with a rich cultural heritage that mixes Asian and European influence, Malaysia offers you unlimited charms to the discerning tourists. We find out some of the most outstanding cultural and natural sights, places and sites in Malaysia, from Kuala Lumpur’s central Market to Malacca’s A Famosa fortress.

Kuala Lumpur’s main market is full of life, colorful market filled with shops and eating items. The market is packed with an amazing, art deco-styled structure that first inaugurated in the year 1888. The market was at first hosted in the structure become bigger over time, so in the 19th century, it was shifted to a new place. The actual place nevertheless remained a home for Malaysian civilization, treasures and arts & crafts. The shops are lined up in lanes based on the cultural races in Malaysia and can be bought a number of handmade crafts, clothes, jewelry and souvenirs. Also consists of Annexe, a space kept for art galleries selling the art of local artists and the Katsuri Walk, an open-air walkway packed with kiosks satisfying the traveler’s appetite?

George Town

It is the major town of Penang and an island with the largest Chinese inhabitants in Malaysia. But Penang was a vital commerce point for the British and the city has been named on Britain’s King George III. It is a great place with a mixture of Asian and European influences that it has been experiencing over the years. George Town’s interesting history is particularly preserved in the city’s rich and assorted structural design, packed with delightful, chronological structure, mostly positioned in an ancient side of the city. Somewhere else skyscrapers meet the sky. Next multi-faceted civilization inheritance lies in its spiritual places. Anglican churches and Muslim mosques share its boundaries with Chinese and Indian temples. As one of the top artistic charms in Malaysia, this is not to miss destination for artistically tending travelers.

Langkawi

Langkawi is the major Island from a group of 99, which shape the archipelago with the similar name. Always unnoticed – particularly by foreign travelers – in good turn of the better-known Thai islands and Singapore, Langkawi presents out of this world landscape with its good-looking beaches, extremely well sand, clean water and coastal mangrove swamp. The internal regions are amazing: the misty forests are dense with abundant flora and tremendously rich in fauna and will amaze nature lovers planning for a calm and undiscovered rainforest. One of the most fascinating of Langkawi’s charms is the Mashuri tomb. It is a fairy tale place to enjoy with your loved ones.

A Famosa

It is a chronological fort positioned in Malacca, the major town of the Malaysian Malacca state. Established in 1500s era and repeatedly extended over the course of that decade, now a day all that is left of the initially four-towered forts is the doorway small house. Still, A Famosa will increase the interest of the history-savvy, as it symbolizes the ancient past of the city. The forts established by the Portuguese, afterwards it was taken under the Dutch and the British. Malacca City also offers you other interesting sites like - the Stadthuys a 17th-century old house of the Dutch governor and Jonker Street, famous among locals and travelers similar for its various stalls and eateries.

Cameron Highlands

Positioned at 1500m above from the ground, the Cameron Highlands is a great hill station named on William Cameron, the British surveyor. The region hosts the biggest tea gardens in Malaysia, which presents it like a fuzzy appearance that appeals a number of travelers. A number of travelers also enjoy trekking and exploring the natural beauty. Due to the coolest temperature, Malaysia is blessed with romantic environment that makes your tour more amazing.

Petronas Twin Towers

With superb natural beauty, Petronas Twin Towers is a great example of the Malaysian architects. Well you have to raise your eyebrows to see it and you will see the entire Kuala Lumpur from the top. Planned by American architecture named “César Pelli” and was inaugurated in 1999. The towers’ most interesting quality is the double-decker bridge which links them on the 41st and 42nd floors. You can enjoy a spectacular view of the city from 170 m above the ground.