Selamat Datang
Welcome to Malaysia.
Let’s start off with the weather. Warm all year
round with some moderate rain, Malaysia has the
perfect weather to visit any time of year. The
coastal and lower elevations enjoy temperatures
around the 80s’ but visit some of the resort
highlands and you will feel the change to ‘spring
like’ temperatures!
Malaysia also enjoys one of the highest
standards of living in the region with modern
infrastructure and state of the art facilities. The
country is well connected by roads, air and sea
transports and trains. Kuala Lumpur, the capital,
has an inner city light rail system that goes just
about anywhere a tourist might want to visit while
in the city. With the cost of living one of the lowest
in Asia, due to efforts by the government to keep
prices of goods and services low, the ‘My second
home’ program might just be the thing you are
looking for.
Formally a British Colony, Malaysia’s government
and legal practices are based on the British
system of justice. Bahasa Malaysia is the
national language of the country, however,
English is widely spoken, so that takes a load off
concerns about asking for directions, what’s on a
menu or even shopping!
The main religion in the country is Islam with the
Malays being the dominant race, however, other
religions like Christianity, Buddhism and
Hinduism to name a few are practiced freely. With
other major races in the country; the Chinese and
Indians to name a few, cultures intermingle to
what is uniquely Malaysian. The Malaysian
cuisine says it all. This mixture of cultures has
brought out the best of flavors. From freshly
grilled seafood straight out of the surrounding
waters seasoned to perfection with a concoction
of exotic spices, to aromatic curries and tempting
colorful desserts, the range of cuisine is
unlimited and the presentation is uniquely
Malaysian. To top that off, the Malaysian tropical
fruits are a healthy part of the local diet and you
will find them just about anywhere. They make for
great snacks any time of day.
So come to Malaysia. This country has just about
everything you are looking for. There are theme
parks, deep sea fishing, great night life, jungle
trails, elephant sanctuaries, unique tourist sites,
golf courses to play all year round, turtle
sanctuaries, F1 Formula races, great
shopping…..and did I mention about the
beaches? There are cozy lagoons, white sands,
warm waters, swaying palms, remote islands,
great resorts with excellent service. Now, there
are not many places around the globe that is
blessed with such abundance, and all within a
short distance from each other.
So, grab your luggage, throw in a couple of shorts
and T-shirts (don’t forget to add in some snazzy
outfits for those nights out) and you are ready to
experience a time of your life. Don’t forget your
camera!!!!
Welcome to Malaysia.
Let’s start off with the weather. Warm all year
round with some moderate rain, Malaysia has the
perfect weather to visit any time of year. The
coastal and lower elevations enjoy temperatures
around the 80s’ but visit some of the resort
highlands and you will feel the change to ‘spring
like’ temperatures!
Malaysia also enjoys one of the highest
standards of living in the region with modern
infrastructure and state of the art facilities. The
country is well connected by roads, air and sea
transports and trains. Kuala Lumpur, the capital,
has an inner city light rail system that goes just
about anywhere a tourist might want to visit while
in the city. With the cost of living one of the lowest
in Asia, due to efforts by the government to keep
prices of goods and services low, the ‘My second
home’ program might just be the thing you are
looking for.
Formally a British Colony, Malaysia’s government
and legal practices are based on the British
system of justice. Bahasa Malaysia is the
national language of the country, however,
English is widely spoken, so that takes a load off
concerns about asking for directions, what’s on a
menu or even shopping!
The main religion in the country is Islam with the
Malays being the dominant race, however, other
religions like Christianity, Buddhism and
Hinduism to name a few are practiced freely. With
other major races in the country; the Chinese and
Indians to name a few, cultures intermingle to
what is uniquely Malaysian. The Malaysian
cuisine says it all. This mixture of cultures has
brought out the best of flavors. From freshly
grilled seafood straight out of the surrounding
waters seasoned to perfection with a concoction
of exotic spices, to aromatic curries and tempting
colorful desserts, the range of cuisine is
unlimited and the presentation is uniquely
Malaysian. To top that off, the Malaysian tropical
fruits are a healthy part of the local diet and you
will find them just about anywhere. They make for
great snacks any time of day.
So come to Malaysia. This country has just about
everything you are looking for. There are theme
parks, deep sea fishing, great night life, jungle
trails, elephant sanctuaries, unique tourist sites,
golf courses to play all year round, turtle
sanctuaries, F1 Formula races, great
shopping…..and did I mention about the
beaches? There are cozy lagoons, white sands,
warm waters, swaying palms, remote islands,
great resorts with excellent service. Now, there
are not many places around the globe that is
blessed with such abundance, and all within a
short distance from each other.
So, grab your luggage, throw in a couple of shorts
and T-shirts (don’t forget to add in some snazzy
outfits for those nights out) and you are ready to
experience a time of your life. Don’t forget your
camera!!!!
Malaysia Truly Asia - Just an Ordinary Day
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| About Malaysia |
| Petronas Twin Towers Walk the Skybridge featured in the movie 'Entrapment' |
| Genting Highlands A Casino, Hotel and Theme Park wonderland. |
| Visit the Chinese Clan House on the island of Penang |
Stay at the Cameron Highlands Resort.
Set amidst tea plantations and rolling
hills, this boutique hideaway promises
all the splendour, romance and
nostalgia of Cameron Highlands’ grand
colonial heritage.
Set amidst tea plantations and rolling
hills, this boutique hideaway promises
all the splendour, romance and
nostalgia of Cameron Highlands’ grand
colonial heritage.
Stay at the Majestic Malacca. The
historic city of Malacca is steeped in a
rich tapestry of multicultural influences.
historic city of Malacca is steeped in a
rich tapestry of multicultural influences.
| Stay at Tanjong Jara Resort Peaceful Surroundings |
| Fantastic Malaysia |
| Beautiful places, beautiful people, beautiful Malaysia |
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