Sights of Malaysia

It's no secret that the landscapes and views of Malaysia are some of the most beautiful that can be seen in the world.

 If you are going to study or work here, you should definitely get acquainted with the unique culture, nature and history of Malaysia by visiting its most interesting sights.

 Sunway Lagoon Theme Park

 This spectacular theme park in Bandar Sunway spans over 80 acres and is divided into three sections.

 The first section "Wild-Wild West" is a rafting down the Grand Canyon River 350 meters long. Here you can also ride a simulated Niagara Falls ride with a steep drop into a 260-meter river.

 The second section is titled World of Adventure and features stunning Bengal tigers and the world's largest gongshi collection. At The Lost City of Gold, visitors can also find a 360-degree rotating pirate ship and enjoy a beautiful bird's eye view from the suspension bridge.

 The last Waters of Africa section invites everyone to take part in the Congo Challenge, a six-lane race at a speed of 40 km / h. There are also attractions for thrill-seekers and extreme lovers, such as The Cameroon Climb and African Python. Also be sure to visit Jeffrey's Bay, the largest artificial surfing pool in the world.

 Penang Hill

 From the top of Penang Hill, on a clear day, you can see the mountains of Langkawi and North Kedah, and at night it offers simply stunning views of the fire-drenched Georgetown. Most people come here to enjoy the coolness, fresh air and walk along paths in the shade of 30-meter trees.

 And also, more than 100 species of birds live here, from the most common garden birds to truly exotic individuals. You can also admire the picturesque views from the suspension bridge stretched over the jungle at a height of 30 meters.

 Langkawi sky bridge

 Langkawi Island off the northwest coast of Malaysia is one of the most picturesque corners of Malaysia, with tropical forests, beaches and azure sea. It is here, at an altitude of 660 meters above sea level, that the famous Heavenly Bridge is located, attracting many tourists.

 Inspection of this sight begins already at the stage of climbing the bridge, where at the stops you can find observatories and all kinds of souvenir shops. A visit to the bridge itself, stretching over the gorge between the Gunung mountains, will be a fantastic experience for you - the bridge itself seems to go into heaven, and from it a fabulous view of the surroundings opens.

 Redang Island

 Pulau Redang is a State Protected Marine Park, 7 km long and 6 km wide. It is a large island, the highest peak of which, Bukit Besar, rises 359 meters above sea level.

 There are many trails, walking along which you can explore the island, climb to the picturesque hills and rocky cliffs, enjoy panoramic views of the island itself and the sea. Moreover, on the island you can see a variety of birds and amphibians, deer, monkeys, bats and rodents, as well as rare orchids and trees. By visiting the island, you will learn more about the conservation of the marine park, diving and snorkelling.

 Historic city of Melaka

 Melaka is a true blend of Malay, Chinese, Indian and European cultures. Chinese shops and traditional Malay shops coexist with the historic quarters here, and life in the city flows slowly and in a relaxed atmosphere. Despite the fact that Melacca cannot boast of sea resorts and white beaches, this place will surely appeal to lovers of attractions and cultural activities.

 After sunset, Melacca comes alive with a huge market on Fridays and Saturdays, where you can buy a variety of interesting products and sample local specialties such as fried egg ice cream and fried radishes. In the evening and at night, life is in full swing in the bars of Melaka, tables are put right on the street, and music is playing everywhere.

 Kinabalu National Park

 Besides the huge mountain of the same name, Kinabalu National Park is also famous for its botanical diversity. The local flora and fauna are unique, and visitors to the park can also explore the Kundasang War Memorial and Ranau Market.

 If you get really tired while visiting the park, you can always relax in the hot springs located here. In the heart of Kinabalu, among fragrant flowers and trees, you will find cozy pools and baths with hot sulfur waters.