There are so many interesting places around Malaysia. Consist of fourteen states, each states offer a great journey for the tourist including the interesting places, island life, city excitement, adventure and culture and heritage.
Perlis, the northern gem, exudes natural beauty and is characterised by sprawling paddy fields. Predominantly agricultural, its historical background is marked by ancient archaeological discoveries and its multiracial society is a fascinating amalgamation of Malays, Chinese,Indians and Thais as it shares a border with Thailand.There are several natural attractions that make this state unique such as the
Perlis State Park and Gua Kelam. However, there’s a lot more to to Perlis. For those who love cities and towns with a relaxed pace of life and a little history on the side, Kangar, the state capital, has historic buildings such as the Syed Alwi Mosque while the Royal Palace and Royal Mosque are located in the Royal town of
Arau. Visitors can select their accommodation from among various hotels and budget inns located in the city and major towns.
The state of Kedah exudes rustic charm and is characterised by vast paddy plains. It also lays claim to Bujang Valley, once the cradle of ancient civilisation and offers a captivating variety of natural attractions such as the famous island getaway of Langkawi, Pulau Payar Marine Park and Lake Pedu. Explore Alor Star, the capital city, and visit its historic mosque, buzzing market and stately museums. A microcosm of its multiracial populace, it is blessed with diverse cultures which are evident in its traditions, architecture and lifestyle of its people. Travellers to the state can select their accommodation from among various well-appointed hotels, five-star resorts and budget inns located in the city, towns and islands.
Penang, the
Pearl of the Orient, is a fascinating fusion of the East and West. The state embraces modernity while retaining its traditions and old world charm, which are reflected in its harmonious multiracial populace and well-preserved heritage buildings. Long regarded as the food capital of
Malaysia, it also entices visitors with its beautiful coasts and scrumptious cuisines. Comprising the
island of
Penang and Seberang Perai, its seat of government is located in the bustling city of
Georgetown. Travellers can select their accommodation from among various well-appointed hotels, five-star resorts and budget inns located throughout the state.
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