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While we can’t get enough of Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam, Malaysia is still largely undervalued.
Source: Why it’s time to visit this overlooked South-East Asian destination
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Penang is all geared up to woo Singapore and global travellers back with new campaigns highlighting its hidden sides.
Source: There’s more to Penang than meets the eye: Travel Weekly Asia
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The government of the Malaysian Borneo state of Sarawak has revoked a controversial oil palm concession adjacent to the UNESCO-listed Gunung Mulu National Park.
Source: Indigenous community pushes palm oil plantation out of Malaysian UNESC
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Malaysian Unesco World Heritage site has oldest relics of human settlement outside Africa but is largely unknown and severely neglected – why?
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P.S. — There’s even a ‘Squid Game’-themed trishaw ride.
Source: Check Out This 48-Hour Melaka Itinerary for a Perfect Weekend Getaway!
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The UNESCO-listed city in south-western Malaysia offers visitors one of the world’s most wonderful cultural sensory overloads…
Source: Melaka, Malaysia: Discover culture and history in this UNESCO-listed city
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As Asian wonderland, Malaysia is a melting-pot of cultures offering travellers an experience of a lifetime. People visit the country to get an essence of true Asian culture. The Southeast Asian nation is dotted with some stunning architectural marvels (Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur are the tallest twin towers in the world), palaces, temples, islands, beaches, mountains and some spellbinding caves!If this has you wooed, here’s Times of India pick of top-rated attractions which makes Malaysia beautiful…
Source: A look at Malaysia’s unmissable tourist hotspots
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Colonial Georgetown’s historic sites make it one of Malaysia’s most unique areas to visit – here’s what you can see and do there.
Source: What To Do & See In Colonial Georgetown In Penang, Malaysia
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Penang’s capital, George Town, was listed as a Unesco World Heritage site in 2008. It was named after King George III and is one of the most interesting historical cities in Malaysia, with atmospheric streets lined with heritage architecture. The Edge takes a look at the George Town Heritage Trail, which highlights several tourist-worthy attractions.
Source: A cultural melting pot
With so much still uncovered, trekking expeditions in Mulu are an experience that many people from across the world come to enjoy.
Source: Exploring the Pinnacles of Nature at Gunung Mulu National Park
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A city rich in culture and heritage, Melaka is one of the most attractive tourist destinations in Malaysia. From its humble beginnings as a coastal village, it would go on to become the setting of the glorious tales of the Melaka Sultanate and later, part of the country’s colonial past with the Portuguese, Dutch and British all leaving a mark in this Unesco World Heritage Site. The writers explore Old Melaka and its many historical attractions.
Source: The cultural and historical significance of Old Melaka
A trip to Melaka is far from complete if you don’t give these spots a visit.
Source: 7 unforgettable things to see and savour in historical Melaka
Of food, heritage, and mystery, the sleepy town of Lenggong is a historical gem. And a stay at Rumah Tiang 16 is the best way to fully experience it.The post Lenggong: Rumah Tiang 16 And The Little Town That Could appeared first on Zafigo.
Source: Lenggong: Rumah Tiang 16 And The Little Town That Could
To discover the Bornean state of Sarawak means taking the road less travelled. Here are a few hidden gems to carry with you for the rest of your life.
Source: Malaysian Sarawak is home to nature adventures unlike anywhere else – Travel Weekly
The Perak State Parks Corporation (PTNPk) will oversee the management of the Lenggong Valley archaeological site, says State Tourism Committee chairman Tan Kar Hing.
Shopping, sightseeing, savouring good food and having a whale of a time at the beach sounds like everyone’s idea of an ideal vacation, but a close to nature holiday may just make an invigorating difference. One can certainly find an abundance of verdant natural beauty, flora and fauna in Sarawak’s many parks and reserves.
Source: Wildlife wonderment in Sarawak
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A foodie revolution is underway in this Malaysian state, bringing tribal fare, prepared by foraging the area’s forests for rare ingredients, to the fore…
Source: Stinky bean and Iban soup: sampling jungle food in Malaysia’s Sarawak
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