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GUIDE TO MALAYSIA

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Malaysia has something for evryone

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Stunning Beaches Blended With City Life

Malaysia holidays will offer you some of the most diverse landscapes to be found anywhere in the world. The stunning tropical beaches and Malaysian jungle wilderness blend easily with city life and one of the tallest buildings in the world, the Petronas Twin Towers. The people of Malaysia are just as interesting with Chinese and Indian heritage mixing with Malaysian. Located in South East Asia, Malaysia consists mainly of the colonies of Sarawak and Sabah on Borneo and the Peninsular of Malaysia to the east with the best beaches being on Penang. One of the best dive sites on Malaysia is Perhentian Island just off the east coast; witness the eerie world war two wrecks lurking among the colourful coral reefs.

Accommodation comprises of basic guest houses to all inclusive luxurious hotels so there is something for every budget. Malaysia holidays offer a truly special experience. Take the capital Kuala Lumpar for example - it is one of the most fascinating cities in the world; make sure you don't miss anything by taking a guided tour. The neon skyline creates a stunning backdrop for the vibrant nightlife on offer here. Clubs, bars and restaurants are the order of the day with cuisine ranging from Chinese to Indian with the speciality of Chicken Satay one of the most popular dishes. Meals are mainly buffet style with seafood and noodles usually on the menu.

A Magical And Diverse Country...

In stark contrast to the energetic city life, is the relaxation of Malaysia's natural beauty. Take a trek through the national parks and tropical rainforests, or take a river safari and see if you are lucky enough to spot panthers, tigers or rhinos, and take a peek at how the Malaysians live in their tribal longhouses. Sail to Langwaki's Mangrove forest with spectacular scenery and its natural inhabitants of brown eagles. Turtle Island in Borneo is another popular excursion where you may be lucky enough to witness sea turtles laying their eggs, or visit the orang-utans in their natural environment at Sabah and Sarawek and make the most of your holidays in Malaysia.

There are over 200 golf courses in Malaysia, where you'll find equipment and caddies very reasonable to hire. A little inland, the Cameron Highlands offer extensive walking trails for all nature lovers. Historical Malaka and Georgetown boast Victorian architecture, and British history mixing with a strong Chinese presence while still in close proximity to some fantastic beaches. Malaysia is a very clever mixture of modern skyscrapers and contemporary culture, with lush jungle greenery and relaxing sandy beaches; it's a fascinating and diverse country, a magical place where it seems that two worlds really do meet as one. Book holidays to Malaysia here at Late Deals.