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…
Malaysia’s best national parks: A mesmerising menagerie of mountains, rainforest, and millennia-old caves; Cheng Sim; Lonely Planet

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Guide to the Perfect Borneo Wildlife Trip; Carissa Gurgul; Ecophiles
The best way to appreciate the beauty of nature is to go on a trip, and Borneo should be on your list; it’s wildlife is astounding!
Source: Guide to the Perfect Borneo Wildlife Trip – Ecophiles
Natural wonders of East Malaysia; Time Out
If you love nature, make these sites within Sabah and Sarawak your next holiday destination…
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Travel Tips For The Eager Explorer In Bornean East Malaysia; David Bowden; Asia Tatler
Travel writer David Bowden heads off into the wilds of East Malaysia to reveal some of Malaysia’s best natural escapes.
Source: Travel Tips For The Eager Explorer In Bornean East Malaysia
Top 5 itineraries for a 3D2N Sabah trip; Travel Inspiration

Malaysia – Kinabalu Park
The Crazy Climb to Mount Kinabalu; Leslie Nguyen-Okwu; Ozy
If you’re not quite up for Everest, its little brother offers all the thrill with a little less kill.
Tackling Malaysia’s highest peak; Phillippa Stewart; SCMP
Walking, running or crawling … there is more than one way to reach the summit of Mount Kinabalu, writes Phillippa Stewart.
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Southeast Asia’s highest peak and the world’s biggest flower in Kota Kinabalu; Carmela G Lapena; GMA Network
Whether your idea of adventure is exploring the great outdoors or indulging in tasty seafood dishes, you’ll be sure to find something in the state of Sabah’s capital city.
Source: Southeast Asia’s highest peak and the world’s biggest flower in Kota Kinabalu