About Malaysia
Introducing Malaysia – Standing in the eyes of the world
Malaysia - located in the South East of Asia is diversified with a mix of culture, races, religions and beliefs. Malays, Indians, Chinese and various other ethnic groups come together as one and live symphonically and peacefully under one roof.
Malaysia is divided into 2 main parts: - Peninsular Malaysia & Malaysia Borneo. Besides that, Malaysia also shares a border with 2 neighbouring county which is popularly known as Singapore and Thailand.
Thou Malaysia is now seen as a well-developed country, Malaysia’s magnetism is very contrasting with one another such as a modern nation plus people but existing traditional belief, huge high-rise building but looking down the road, still there’s finding of wooden houses, luxurious five star hotel and restaurants but the same old Kopitiam and mamak corner is still within our hearts.
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Hence, wait no longer and travel to malaysia now and get to explore what you dont know! Some of interesting facts are also well-known
to people on Malaysia – the finding of the largest flower in world - Rafflesia is to be found in Sabah, Malaysia. Around 60 + of
ethnic groups can be found in East of Malaysia itself, imagine! What more to find in the peninsular? Penang Free School is also one
of the oldest English schools founded in the Southeast Asia. Not forgetting, the FOOD and variety of delicacies in Malaysia is
famous word wide. Every state in Malaysia is a paradise of its own when it comes to food! One of the most unique and famous n
Malaysia is known as the Nasi Kandar – that was initially brought in by the migrated Indian Muslim. You can see the best of the best and most
assortments in Penang!
With the population of 28.86 million and still counting, Malaysia also holds a number of tourists every year from all around the world. One of the famous tourist countries is the neighbouring country itself which is from Singapore. The tourists from Singapore just love coming in due to the vacation spots and beautiful beaches surrounding the greenery nature.
The Singaporeans usually prefer taking a bus from Singapore to Malaysia directly as it is much more economical and less taxing as they don’t need worry about paying taxes or reaching the airport few hours earlier in order to board the plane. In other words, by travelling by bus to or within Malaysia, tourist will definitely get the chance to explore and view more fun happenings around them. If you are thinking how to enjoy this great promotions and fantastic deals on buses and attraction packages in Malaysia, www.easibook.com is just the right spot for this!
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People
Malaysia is known to be a multicultural society that is built with a strong unity and togetherness of various races and religions. Malay individuals takes a major part of the multicultural society of Malaysia which is about 52% , as for the Chinese individuals, it takes about 27% of whole while Indians takes about 9% and the rest comes under the other group which is a mix various faiths and religions such as Portuguse, orang Asli’s , Christianity, Sikhism, Bahai and lots more.
Region
Peninsular Malaysia
- West Coast - is considered to be the most- developed side of Peninsular Malaysia, which consist he states of Kedah, Malacca, Negeri Sembilan, Penang, Perak, Perlis and Selangor, as well as the two Federal Territories of Malaysia which is the capital city Kuala Lumpur and the new administrative centre of Putrajaya. The Chinese population can be found massively mainly in the West Coast of Malaysia.
- East Coast - This part of Malaysia is known by its tropical nature on the island and is usually occupied by the traditional Muslim and Malays.
- South - Johor Darul Takzim is the only state here, and is known to be the neighbour of Singapore. This site of Malaysia is famous for its huge and massive palm oil plantations.
East Malaysia
East Malaysia occupies the northern third of the island of Borneo, which also shares with Indonesia and Brunei. East Malaysia is partly shielded in wild jungle rich in natural resources.
- Sabah - is famous for its scuba diving in Sipadan Island and muck diving at Mabul, nature reserves, the federal enclave of Labuan, and mighty Mount Kinabalu.
- Sarawak - is famous for huge jungles, national parks, and traditional longhouses.
As for more variety on attraction places to visit as well as knowing more on the historical sites, do log on to www.tourism.gov.my .
