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Malaysia Travel Review
The splendid country of Malaysia stores a rich stock of diversified heritage,
traditions, and culture. The vivid mesh of different religious and racial
backgrounds that feature the heritage of Asia in Malays, Chinese, and Indians
and the cultural marks left by the Thai, Portuguese, Dutch, and English make
Malaysia one of the most beautiful countries that celebrate plurality and
diversity.
Despite the differences, the people of Malaysia are the most gentle and most
tolerant in the world. Each Malaysian promotes a sense of harmony and peace that
emanates not only from within. In every place that tourists travel in this
country, they find peace everywhere.
Beach Resorts
As you travel to Malaysia, you should not miss the best beach resorts it has to
offer. The Emerald Bay for example is listed as the top ten of the world's
beaches and definitely one of the best in Malaysia. The bay is crescent in shape
and has the identity of most Malaysia's beaches which have emerald waters. This
beach is highly exclusive but travel agents can make sure that everything will
be in order when you go there.
The Catai beach in Langkawi Island is another top beach. While most of the coves
are privately owned, it still does not stop for tourists to enter this beach
scene. The Datai beach is one of the best crescent beaches in Malaysia with
excellent diving sites that rival the best beaches in Asia.
Tioman Island is one beach that has still its conservative beauty. It is a very
avid tourist spot especially for golfers, nature lovers, and skin divers looking
for the best diving spots. Its golden beach at the front and a deep forest
backed by a tropical jungle is a paradise for the tourist. Travel agents in
Malaysia will tell you that it is best to go there during March to September.
Sights in Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur which is a city filled with skyscrapers houses the magnificent and
modern Petronas Towers and other towers. However, much of Kuala Lumpur has its
beauty in the old colonial building that symbolizes its rich heritage. The
towers take the influence of Moorish, Islamic, and the Tudor tradition.
The Kuala Lumpur Bird Park is one of the largest bird parks in South East Asia.
Tourists to Malaysia that go to its capital marvel at the different display of
birds in such an urban place. The National Mosque shows off the Islamic
tradition of Malaysia to its Asian neighbours. It houses a grand hall that can
accommodate a lot of Muslim worshippers, which is also a main reason for the
influx of tourists.
About the Author
Alex J Smith writes for Datravelers.com It's a website where travelers can host their own travel blogs, upload photos and find unbiased travel information