Malaysia
Malaysia is a land of truly asian sights and tourist attractions. Rich in colors and contrasts, its country charm provides intriguing images that leave visitors to the country in awe.
The natural warmth of Malaysians is legendary; wherever one goes, the friendliness and hospitality of the people would prove to be a very special experience. Malaysia is paradise. Its sun-drenched eaches, enchanting islands,
diverse flora and fauna, forest retreats and magnificent mountains are among the best in this region. Many visitors have discovered Malaysia's other attractions: a shopping haven, a versatile conference venue, incentive destination,
land adventures and much.. much more.
Tourist Destination
Kuala Lumpur
A delightful mix of multicultural influences and tradition - Kuala Lumpur radiates an exciting, enticing charm
of five-star hotels which piques your interest throughout your stay. Let the city's warmth embrace you and lose yourself in its unique blend of tradition, culture and sophistication. Explore every
corner, captivating sights, sensational sounds and aromatic smells across the city!
Penang
Often called as the Pearl of the Orient, is one of the most picturesque and romantic cities in all of Asia. This tropical island lies in the Indian Ocean, just off the north-west coast of Peninsular Malaysia. Penang received its name from the Pinang, or Betel Nut tree, once commonly found on the island. Established as the first British trading post in the Far East in 1776, Penang today is a bustling metropolis reflecting a uniquely exotic blend of East and West.
Langkawi
An archipelago cluster of 99 islands just off the coast of Kedah, close to Perlis and just south of Thailand. Pulau Langkawi, noted for its legends and beautiful views, is the most developed in the group. It has good beaches, abundant marine life and offers an idyllic retreat from the urban jungle.
Malacca
The city of Malacca is divided into the new and old sections. The older part of the city is fairly compact and has many historical attractions tucked into the nooks and crannies of its narrow streets. Much of the remnants of Malacca's glorious past lie within the Town Square and waterfront area near the river. Just above the Town Square is St. Paul's Hill (Bukit St. Paul) which is the site of the original Portuguese fort of A'Famosa and St. Paul's Church.
Johor
The southernmost state of Peninsular Malaysia, consists of eight districts: Johor Bahru, Pontian, Batu Pahat, Muar, Mersing, Kota Tinggi, Kluang and Segamat. Johor has a long coastline flanked by the Straits of Malacca on its western seaboard and the South China Sea on the east. Its vast landscape is characterised by plantations of pineapple, rubber, coconut and oil palm on the fringes at which nestle tranquil kampungs and quaint fishing villages.
