Top 5 things to do in Malaysia

Located in the midst of south-east Asia, Malaysia is home to 28 million people and covers 13 states and three federal territories. The country is known for its diverse cultural landscapes, which includes some of the Asia’s oldest civilizations- Chinese, Indian and Malay – as well as the ethnic communities of Sabah and Sarawak.  

Kuala Lumpur, the capital, is also one of South-East Asia’s most iconic destinations. Once a mining town, the city is bustling metropolis, where remnants of Kuala Lumpur’s rich and cultural past, such as pre-war structures, sit nestled among towering skyscrapers.

Malaysia’s other destinations such as Melaka, penang, Langkawi, kuching and Kota kinablu each have their own unique charm- some of which have also been awarded UNESCO world heritage site statuses.

The country was also listed among the top 10 Most visited tourist destinations in 2012, WELCOMING MORE THAN 18.7 millions of tourists between January to September 2013.

Here are the main five things to do at the time of Malaysia visit

1.     Drive to Melaka

The oldest city in Malaysia and a UNESCEO world heritage site, Malacca houses the   country’s oldest church, while Harmony street has mosques, Hindu and Buddhist temples and church side by side.

2.     Petronas Towers

 No visit to Kuala Lumpur is complete without a visit to the iconic Petronas towers. Built by the petroleum giant to house its headquarters, thw twin skyscrapers attract more tourist than any other place in KL.After taking in the sights from the observation deck,Visitors can shop at Suria KLCC.

3.     I-city

The entertainment and commercial complex houses tech companies in the square, while a host of new attractions for the visitors include Snow walk  with ice Sculptures and rides; Red carpet, a wax museum similar to Madame Tussaud’s , and city of digital lights

4.     Shop Till you drop

Visit tourist favourite Petalings street (china town) and little India in KL to haggle with traders hawking everything from good luck charms to handbags, while sampling street food from the various stalls

5.     Visit a Batik Factory

Jadi Batek Callery is one of the largest batek and handicraft center in Kuala Lumpur,producting quality hand painted by skillful designers. Visitors can also buy silk scarves, and handbags with traditional Batik designs, all created in house. 

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