Malaysia Hotels

Malaysia promotes itself as “truly Asia” with good reason: its unique hat-trick of Malay, Chinese and Tamil Indian cultures. These cultures’ cuisines, clothes and religions are intriguingly well mixed and matched here. Get a room with HotelTravel.com. 

 
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Carcosa Seri Negara is situated in beautifully landscaped gardens. It along with the Seri Negara man...
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Magellan Sutera and Spa Resort is situated in the heart of Kota Kinabalu and is a mere ten-minute dr...
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Malaysia Introduction

Malaysia is a fascinating and richly diverse country that spans hundreds of islands and encompasses a collage of cultures. It is one of the rising stars of Southeast Asia, offering ultra modern cities and fine hotels, as well as outstanding beaches, beautiful national parks and friendly people. It is a nation that looks to the future and cherishes the ways of the past.

Malaysia’s vibrant mix of Malay, Chinese, Indian and indigenous tribal cultures makes it a very intriguing place to visit. Peninsular Malaysia sits between Thailand and Singapore, while the very dissimilar East Malaysia shares the northwestern tip of Borneo with Indonesia. The vibrant tropical waters off both Peninsular Malaysia and Borneo provide superb conditions for scuba diving and snorkeling where visibility is often greater than 30 metres.

A myriad of islands sparkle off both coasts of Peninsular Malaysia, many blessed with stunning beaches and lush jungle that beckons to be explored. Not far from the mainland is the island of Penang with its poignant colonial beauty of Georgetown. Here elegant colonial mansions stand next to modern high-rises in striking contrast. Malaysia’s jungles of Borneo are home to the endangered Orangutan where visitors can observe them up close in one of the world’s only Orangutan sanctuaries.

The dazzling capital, Kuala Lumpur is a bustling, cosmopolitan city with a mix of Malays, Chinese, Indian and European cultures melting together on the tropical streets. The city boasts a wealth of attractions, with its Petronas Twin Towers amongst the tallest buildings in the world. Then there is the incredible shopping and dining along the city’s Bukit Bintang street – the place to see and be seen. The Tasek Perdana Lake Gardens is a popular spot for picnics and walking amongst gorgeous gardens.

 
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Malaysia is one of the fast-growing economies collectively known as the ‘Asian Dragons’. Located in Southeast Asia, it consists of two geographical regions divided by the South China Sea. The Malay peninsular (or West Malaysia) shares a border with Thailand in the north and Singapore in the south, while East Malaysia occupies the northern part of the island of Borneo, including the states of Sarawak and Sabah.

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There are lots of activities and places which are ideal for kids in Malaysia. The weather is generally pleasant, making outdoor activities possible throughout the year. From theme parks to temples, museums to nature parks, Malaysia offers a wide variety of attractions for young ones. Beach destinations are plentiful, as are national and jungle parks, all of which make for child-friendly destinations.

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Malaysia has an active events calendar with festivals occurring throughout the year. Although many of them are religious celebrations, there are still plenty that focus on the country’s unique culture and varied history. Visitors are welcome to join in the country’s annual celebrations.

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There are plenty of attractions for visitors of all ages in Malaysia, with a diversity that spans beautiful beaches and jungle-clad mountains. The country’s mixture of ethnic groups and religions means it is rich in cultural sights, which are spread throughout the country. Highlights include multicultural Kuala Lumpur, colonial Penang and the picturesque beaches of Langkawi.

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Over 35 international airlines fly to Malaysia, making it easy to get here. There are six international airports, one each at: Kuala Lumpur, Kota Kinabalu, Penang, Langkawi, Kuching, and Johor Bahru. A further 14 domestic airports serve the growing number of regional budget airlines.

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