1) Petronas Twin Towers, Kuala Lumpur The iconic landmark is a must-visit. Visitors can shop at the Suria KLCC mall or enjoy a day under the sun at the KLCC Park. If you are brave enough, you can opt to cross the skybridge on the 41st and 42nd floors. 2) Mount Kinabalu, Sabah Be sure to mark Mount Kinabalu off your bucket list. As the highest mountain in the Malay Archipelago, the mountain is a prominent attraction to climbers from all over the world. 3) Cameron Highlands, Pahang Enjoy cool air, fresh strawberries and fragrant tea in one of Malaysia’s most extensive hill stations and stay in one of the many old English-styled guest houses such as the Ye Olde Smokehouse. 4) Genting Highlands, Pahang Among some of Genting Highlands’ many attractions are an outdoor theme park, an indoor theme park, a water park, Ripley’s Believe It Or Not Museum, a strawberry farm and a casino. 5) Petronas Philharmonic Hall, Kuala Lumpu Relax and wind down for the evening and enjoy world-clas...
The name of Sipadan is simply legendary in diving circles, conjuring images of twirling tornados of barracudas and jacks, patrolling hammerhead sharks, millions of technicolored reef fish and, above all, dozens of sea turtles swimming peacefully everywhere. "Sipadan, Borneo: The waters of Indonesia meet the waters of Malaysia at the 'Ring of Fire'. Within this underwater circus lies one of the world's freshest dive sites - Borneo's Sipadan Island. Seeing 10 green and hawksbill turtles in one dive is not uncommon, nor is seeing a school of 300 barracuda and hammerheads The proximity of dives to shore allows you to gear up, swim out a few yards, and get some of the best diving of your life." “This place doesn't really exist! It was my paradise, keep it clean! I'm sure to coming back again. I love you all. thanks with all my heart. I hope you never going to change. -Italy- “Thanks for unforgettable stay at this Paradise, ...
Gomantong Hill is the largest limestone outcrop in the Lower Kinabatangan area, and contains at least nine caves. For centuries, the Gomantong Caves have been renowned for the valuable edible birds’ nests made by two of the four species of swiftlets that roost in the caves. During the harvesting months, visitors may be able to witness the birds’ nest collectors in action. This is an age-old tradition and the trade history of birds’ nest spans several hundreds of years. Gomantong consists of two cave complexes, Simud Hitam and Simud Putih. Simud Hitam is the main cave, a five-minute walk from the Registration Centre. Along the way to the cave, enjoy the beautiful green surroundings and, if you are lucky, you might even catch a glimpse of a macaque or two. A boardwalk inside the cave makes exploration an easy task. Be sure to have a torchlight ready. Once inside, be amazed at the 90-metre high cave roofs, which is where the swiftlets’ nests are often found. Exploring Simud Putih is for ...
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