One, Kuala Lumpur (KUALA LUMPUR)
Kuala Lumpur is the capital of Malaysia, is located in the confluence of the Klang River and the Goose Mai River, covers an area of 243 square kilometers, with a population of about 1.5 million people, 408 kilometers from Penang in the north, 395 kilometers away from the south of Singapore. kilometers to the north, 395 kilometers from Singapore to the south, and 43 kilometers from Port Klang to the west. It is generally believed that Kuala Lumpur was opened in 1857 by Chinese workers led by the Chinese Yap Ah Lai (Yap Teck Lai). tin ore was discovered here in the second half of the 19th century, and Kuala Lumpur rose to prominence with the development of the tin mining industry. in 1880, the British colonial authorities designated Kuala Lumpur as the capital of the state of Selangor. in February 1975, Kuala Lumpur seceded from the state of Selangor, and was set aside as a federal territory to be used as the capital city of Malaysia.
"Kuala Lumpur" in Malay means low-lying wet mud estuary. 1970s since the rapid development into a prosperous, beautiful, clean modern city, is Malaysia's political, economic, commercial and cultural center, the city's major attractions are the Petronas Twin Peaks Tower, the Kuala Lumpur Tower, Lakeside Park, Hoojee Park The main attractions in the city are the Petronas Twin Towers, Kuala Lumpur Tower, Lakeside Park, Hojiblanca Park, the National Museum, the National Zoo, Independence Square, Tin Hau Temple, etc., attracting a large number of domestic and foreign tourists every year.
Second, Petronas Twin Towers (PETRONAS TWIN TOWERS)
Petronas Twin Towers is Kuala Lumpur's iconic building, located in the city of Kuala Lumpur's prime location, is the main part of the Kuala Lumpur City Center Complex (KLCC) (others also include the Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Leisure Park and back to the church, etc.).
The tower, designed by American architect Caesar Perry, is 451.9 meters high and ****88 floors, making it one of the tallest buildings in the world. It is connected at the 41st to 42nd floors by a 58.4-meter-long, 170-meter-high sky bridge from the ground. The building is made of the world's most advanced construction materials, with aluminum alloy, stainless steel and tempered glass used as surface materials. The interior design uses geometric patterns commonly used in Islamic architecture. construction began in December 1993, the two towers were constructed by South Korean and Japanese construction companies, completed in 1996, *** at a cost of about 1.2 billion U.S. dollars. 1999, Prime Minister Mahathir for the Twin Towers to preside over the topping and opening ceremony.
Tower 1 is the headquarters office building of Petronas, and Tower 2 is an office building for lease to the public. The central air-conditioning system in the tower is driven by natural gas as an energy source, and there is a comprehensive fire safety and security system. At the base of the tower is a shopping complex, a symphony hall, a gallery, the Petronas Science Museum and other facilities. The Twin Towers cost RM40 million a year to repair and maintain.
Three, the new administrative center (PUTRA JAYA)
August 1996, Prime Minister Mahathir put forward Putra Jaya as the new administrative center of Malaysia. Located between the city of Kuala Lumpur and Kuala Lumpur International Airport, about 40 kilometers from each of the two places. The entire Putrajaya is a vast area with rolling hills and magnificent forests, 70% of which is a verdant zone with red flowers and green foliage, providing a tranquil and pleasant environment. All the buildings are built up along the natural mountainous terrain. The Putrajaya highway is wide, with 12 lanes of traffic at its widest point, and each section of the highway has a different design of lampposts. The Prime Minister's Office was the first to be built and moved in June 1999, followed by the Deputy Prime Minister's Office and many government departments. After years of construction, the new administrative center has now become a modern and emerging city of considerable scale, residential areas, commercial areas, cultural and leisure facilities and transportation system has been basically supporting, and has become a new tourist attraction in Malaysia. Putrajaya in the Prime Minister's Office, the Prime Minister's Residence and Putra Hui Church (which can accommodate 10,000 people praying at the same time) is magnificent, very spectacular.
Four, Malacca (Malacca)
Malacca State is located in the southwest tip of the Malay Peninsula, the Straits of Malacca, 147 kilometers away from Kuala Lumpur, 245 kilometers away from Singapore, with a total area of 1,650 square kilometers, the population of about 600,000 people. Malacca City is the capital, is one of the major ports in Malaysia.
Malacca is Malaysia's oldest city, founded in 1403, was the capital of the Kingdom of Mannarajah, but also the hub of trade between East and West and the center of the spread of Islam. 1511 was occupied by the Portuguese, fell into the hands of the Dutch in 1641, and then the British in 1786, once again ruled by the Dutch. 1824 Anglo-Dutch signed a contract agreeing to the British to implement a permanent jurisdiction over Melaka, which became a British Straits colony. In 1824 Britain and the Netherlands signed a treaty agreeing that Britain would exercise permanent jurisdiction over Malacca and it became a British Straits colony. After World War II, it joined Malaysia.
Historically, Malacca had close ties with China. During the Ming Dynasty, political and trade relations with the Kingdom of Malacca developed greatly, and in 1405, the Sultan of Malacca, Parameswara, traveled to China with a retinue of 500 men on the ship of Yinqing's envoys to see the Emperor. Emperor Ming Chengzu crowned Parameswara as the King of Malacca, presented him with an imperial edict and a seal of enjoinment, and engraved a stone monument to the state at Parameswara's request. The monument was carried to Malacca by Zheng He in 1409 and was erected on Sambo Hill (the whereabouts of the monument is unknown). Zheng He traveled to Malacca five times during his seven expeditions to the West, and Bailimisura and his descendants visited China several times between 1411 and 1433. According to the Malay Chronicle, the Ming Dynasty Emperor married Princess Hanlibao to Sultan Mansor Shah (1458-1477) and sent 500 courtesans to accompany the princess to settle on a hill, which was known as DEN CHINA, meaning Chinese Quarter. This is where BUKIT CINA now originates from. Since Zheng He stopped here many times, the Chinese called it San Bao Shan.
Agriculture and commerce are Malacca's traditional industries, but in recent years the government has emphasized the development of tourism and industry. A deep-water jetty has been built on the waterfront 13 kilometers northwest of the city. The suburb of Mount Asahan is the birthplace of Malaysia's rubber plantation industry. Malacca handicrafts are also famous.
V. THE STADTHUYS AND CHURCHES IN MALACCA
The Dutch Red House, built between 1641 and 1660, is the oldest building left by the Dutch colonists in the Far East. The Red House was built by the then Dutch colonial government with red bricks specially brought from Holland, and was originally named STADTHUYS, meaning the Governor's House, commonly known as the "Red House", and has always been the administrative center of the colonists. 1987 onwards, the Malacca State Government converted the Red House from an administrative center into a historical gallery of the state's dynasties, and is now the Museum of History and Humanity. It is now the Museum of History and Humanity. The Catholic Church next to the Red House, built in 1753, is a typical Dutch colonial building made of red bricks. Inside the church, there are handmade pews, brass Bibles and a statue of the Last Supper painted on glazed tiles.
Six, St. Paul's Hill, Malacca (St. Paul's Hill)
St. Paul's Hill, also known as "Malacca Flagstaff Hill", because of St. Francis of Assisi priests built St. Paul's Church School on this hill in 1548, St. Paul's Hill and St. Paul's Church, hence the name. St. Francis then went to China and Japan as a missionary. He died in China in 1552, and in the following year, his spirit was transferred to Malacca and buried in St. Paul's Church. St. Paul's Church is said to be one of the oldest churches in the Far East, and in the early 17th century, when Portugal and Holland fought over Malacca, the buildings on the hill were destroyed in the war. Climbing St. Paul's Hill offers a view of the Straits of Malacca.
Seven, Malacca Baba Nyonya Heritage Museum (THE BABA NYONYA HERITAGE MUSEUM)
Ming Dynasty, the Chinese began to immigrate to Malacca. As there were very few women among the Chinese immigrants at the beginning, the male Chinese were forced to intermarry with the locals. The "Baba" and "Nyonya" are the male and female offspring of intermarriage between the Chinese and the local women of Malacca. They are still very Chinese in their mentality and traditions, and their language is Malay with Chinese vocabulary. The architecture of their houses is extremely elaborate. The museum is a private museum of the Tsang family and provides a comprehensive picture of their daily life.
VIII, Independence Memorial Museum (PROCLAMATION OF INDEPENDENCE MEMORIAL)
Built in 1912, formerly known as the Malacca Club, the main display of Malaysia (which was "Malaya") the struggle for independence of the period of the precious artifacts. Malaysia's first Prime Minister Rahman announced the independence of Malaya "Merdeka" on the balcony of this building.
Sabah
Sabah, Borneo's paradise, is home to a simple and unsophisticated life, as well as a prosperous and progressive economy. For travelers who revere nature, this is one of the most inspiring stops on a trip to Malaysia.
Sabah, is a place that offers something for almost every traveler. If you like adventure and excitement, you can go into the primeval forest trekking, exploration of caves, rafts across the river, a glimpse of the "proboscis monkeys" living, or to the deep sea fishing, or diving to see the colorful marine life; if you like to challenge themselves, you can climb the first peak in Southeast Asia, Mount Kinabalu, to accept the cold test; if you love the local flavor, you can visit the If you love the local customs, you can visit the tribal longhouse, experience a little authentic "doumao" market buying and selling taste; if you cherish life, you can in the world's largest forest reserve zero distance contact with the Bornean forest apes, to appreciate the world's largest flower - Leforsia flower!
Sarawak
If you want to ride a bike through the forest roads, witness the free life of apes in the pristine rainforests, delve into the huts of the aborigines, or go on a river safari, come to Sarawak!
Sarawak is a state in the northwestern part of the Malaysian island of Borneo, a magical land whose landscape is dominated by tropical rainforests while the state's cities are bustling. Kuching is the capital city of Sarawak, and it is usually the first place to visit when traveling to Sarawak.
Sarawak's population consists mainly of Iban, Malay and Chinese. Due to the large number of ethnic Chinese living in the city, the Chinese language is used more, and tourists from the Chinese-speaking community will find it convenient to travel here.
Tioman Island
Pulan Tioman is located 60 kilometers off the southeastern coast of the Malay Peninsula and consists of 64 small volcanic islands. The origin of Pulan Tioman is a long-standing local myth, which says that a long, long time ago, the Dragon King's third princess escaped from her marriage by flowing across the South China Sea, and when she passed through this area, she was attracted by the charming scenery here, and thus interrupted her journey and was transformed into Pulan Tioman. The two peaks on the island, Mt. Simukku and Mt. Sibi, are her body, and the clouds around the mountains are her exhaled gases.
Tioman Island has eight small fishing villages, and most of the villagers make their living by fishing and planting rubber. On the island, there is a kind of small wooden hut with a roof made of coconut leaves called "A-Ta". These huts are simple but cool. The main buildings on the island are hotels, ranging from the luxurious Royal Hotel to affordable vacation villas. Most of the hotels are built in the "Minangkabau" style. Minangkabau is the name of an ethnic group in South Sumatra, Indonesia. The buildings are geometrically shaped like swallowtails with carved arches and are mainly brown in color.
Traveling to Tioman Island, hiking with a view of the sea is a great pleasure. There are railroad cable cars available for hiking. There are two hiking tours: one is a "hiking adventure" and the other is a "jungle adventure". There is also a speedboat tour around the island.
Tioman Island has winding coasts, rocky shores, soft golden sandy beaches and clear, quiet waters, but the most attractive part of Tioman Island is the colorful underwater world of tropical fish. Apart from the island, the best place to see the underwater world is Coral Island. There are white coral beaches, standing green coconut trees, crystal clear water, colorful corals and countless beautiful small fish in the offshore. Tourists stand in the water, tropical fish shuttle and feet between the collision of the human body, adding a lot of fun. Tioman Island has a tropical fish underwater world, is the main reason why it is listed as one of the world's top ten beautiful islands
Heat Wave Island
Heat Wave Island Marine Park consists of several large and small islands, to the marine environmental protection, marine resources = continuation of the species, growth and sustainable use of marine resources for the purpose of the Malay Peninsula coast of Terengganu state off the 50 kilometers of the South China Sea. [Heart of the Ocean] (HEART OFHE OCEAN) is Europe, America, Japan tourists and diving enthusiasts nicknamed her, as if God left the earth dazzling sapphire, has not yet been swarmed by tourists to be polluted, destroyed, waiting for your timely discovery and appreciation. Crystal Beach: In the north of the island, in the heart-shaped concave bay, exclusively for hotel guests, the 250-meter-long beach is pristine and soft, so even in the middle of the day, you won't feel hot even if you walk barefoot.
Heatwave Island has some of the clearest water in Malaysia on its outskirts, and when the sun shines, the water can be up to 35 feet deep. The island has 22 excellent deep dive sites and 13 snorkeling sites, all of which are highly sought after by divers. The waters are home to an abundance of brightly colored corals, a variety of beautifully shaped tropical fish and a myriad of sea life. There are 3,000 kinds of fish and 1,000 kinds of shells, including red crown coral, fire tree coral, sea anemone, serpentine coral, sea fan, bird's eagle and Bangladeshi puffer fish.
The state of Terengganu, facing the South China Sea, is a fascinating place to spend a vacation. With its long coastline of fine white sandy beaches and crystal clear waters, it is no wonder that this coastal paradise is famous for surfing, water sports, fishing and boat building. Offshore, the islands are a haven for sun lovers, divers, and even those who just want to relax, with Heatwave, Cotton, Moorings, and Toro Islands offering a great deal of isolation, especially with Heatwave's rich coral reefs and colorful underwater world.
Hot Wave Island, which consists of seven large islets off the coast of Terengganu, has been declared a marine park by the government, which prohibits anyone from fishing and taking coral and other living creatures from the 23-kilometer area. However, tourists are welcome to go down to the sea with divers to see the underwater world, the authorities also like to explain to tourists the types of coral and research experience, full of mysterious color of the island of heat waves in addition to coral, but also fresh fish, shrimp and shells, and bird's nests and turtle eggs are subject to government control. In addition to diving and underwater photography, but also swimming, boating, gliding, etc., the island's rainforest is also worth exploring
Heat Wave Island is one of Asia's dive resorts, there is a dive paradise of the beauty of the education, even if you don't know how to swim, but also the same can dive into the water to watch the beautiful coral and colorful small fish swimming, if you don't want to dive, but also sit on the boat, watch the blue fish swimming in the ocean surface! If you don't want to dive, you can also sit on the boat and watch the blue fish swimming around in the sea. It's a good idea to bring a bag of crackers on board in advance, and when you go to the place where the fish are, you can throw the crackers into the sea, and it's a fun experience to watch the fish swimming over to snatch the food.
Snow-white sandy beaches, blue sea water, unforgettable sunrise. All these are the attractions of Heatwave Island. In the northern part of this small island, there are bays with crystal clear waters and lush tropical rainforests, intertwined into a colorful picture.
Kuantan
Kuantan's beaches are famous for their black sand beaches, which are unique to the east coast of the Malay Peninsula. The formation of black sand beaches is related to volcanic action. In ancient times, an undersea volcanic eruption caused the mud layer on the seabed to turn out of the ground, blending with the mud on the seashore, which has been indistinguishable since then, coupled with the action of seawater and wind over the years, forcing the lava and mud to turn into a whole into a whole, finally turning into the endless black sand beaches of today
Black sand beaches extend northward to Balok, an ideal spot to catch the tide, and in recent years have become more and more popular. It's an ideal spot for tides, and in recent years it's become known as a new tourist attraction. The Coral Beach Resort in Balok hosts the annual Kuantan International Windsurfing Championships in December or January, which are held along this stretch of water. There are also several good Malay restaurants along the Baro coast.
Teluk Chempedak is one of Kuantan's most popular tourist destinations, and one of the best places to play in the water. The beach has a flat walkway with a well-established seafood restaurant, a number of Chinese seafood restaurants and a nightclub, which is the center of Kuantan's nightlife, as well as a number of souvenir and handicraft stores.
There is a wide range of accommodation available in Telok Timbuktu, including the five-star Hyatt Regency Kuantan and Merlin Inn, as well as a number of mid-priced hotels.
Cherating is another famous beach resort in Kuantan, 47 kilometers north of Kuantan, where the Club Med is located and offers accommodations as well as a variety of typical East Coast folklore performances, including gyros, kite flying, shadow puppets, and monkeys picking coconuts.
Chendor is a small, simple and quiet village where women specialize in weaving straw fabrics, such as mats, hats and handbags, which are inexpensive and exquisite
Chendor Beach, four or five kilometers from Chiladin, is famous for its turtle nesting. It is visited by many tourists from August to September when the big green sea turtles lay their eggs. This sea stand, like Rantau Abang in Terengganu, is one of the few areas in the world with a turtle nesting ecosystem that has become a turtle sanctuary.
Kuantan's fishing villages are also very touristy, and Beserah is one of them. Beserah is a vibrant fishing village located 10 kilometers north of Kuantan. If you time it right, you'll see the fishing boats returning, the fishermen working together to push the boats ashore, and the boxes of catch on buffalo carts being taken to the village for sale or processing into salted fish. Salted fish is the specialty of Mishra. The fishermen are the ones who put various kinds of fish on the platforms to expose them to the sun. The platform is a unique feature of the village and the fishing villages north of Kuantan. Mishra is also the center of Kuantan? Diphu and wood carving craft center. Walking north past the village and crossing a bridge, you will see a ? Diphu factory where visitors can see how the diphu is made. Visitors can watch the process of making dibu. In addition, shell-working art is also a Mishra specialty.
Another attraction in Kuantan is the Hutan Lipur Sungai Pandan waterfall area. About 33 kilometers west of downtown Kuantan, past the airport, you'll come to a picturesque forest reserve that is home to the Pandan River Falls. The forest area consists of a series of eight waterfalls, the tallest of which is 150 meters high, with a five-kilometer trail alongside the waterfalls, a camping and picnic area, and sanitation facilities.
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