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Malaysia
It is not a stretch to imagine Malaysia as being two countries in one – split between vibrant peninsular Malaysia and lush, exotic Borneo.
The peninsula offers a varied mix of cultures and cuisines; from Malay to Chinese and Indian; from the modern and cosmopolitan capital of Kuala Lumpur to the colonial cities of Penang and Melacca; and from the white sandy beaches of Langkawi to the oldest rainforest in the world.
Meanwhile, Borneo is renowned for its steamy rainforests and marine national parks, smouldering volcanoes, remote tribes and diverse wildlife – from orang utans to proboscis monkeys and newly hatched turtles flinging themselves toward the sea.
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Ipoh is a large city in the west of Malaysia, and the gateway to the Cameron Highlands....
Kuala Lumpur (or ‘KL’ to locals) has come a long way since beginnings as a tin mining...
Langkawi The archipelago of Langkawi is said to consist of 99 islands. The beautiful...
Malacca Founded in 1403, the Sultanate of Malacca was once the greatest and most...
Pangkor Laut Island is a privately owned island 1.6 km off the...
Penang Meaning the ‘Isle of Betelnut Palms’ in Malay, Penang is a diverse and...
Taman Negara Taman Negara, thought to be the oldest rainforest in the world, was firs...