Kuala Lumpur, which means "muddy estuary" in Malay, was opened in the mid-19th century when Chinese Yap Teck Lai led a team of settlers down the Klang River to mine tin, and a bazaar gradually formed here.
The British took over the city in 1880 and it gradually developed into a big city. Today, Kuala Lumpur is bounded by the Klang River, with government offices, parks and banks in the western half, and commercial and residential areas in the eastern half.
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Black Wind Cave
Located in the northern suburbs of Kuala Lumpur. There are about 20 limestone caves halfway up several jungle-covered, walled peaks. One of the light hole up to 50 to 60 meters high, 70 to 80 meters wide, sunlight from the hole in the top of the hole into the hole, so the name. The dark cave is 366 meters long, the cave is gloomy and refreshing, the path is steep and curved, inhabited by tens of thousands of bats and snakes, and there are countless sub-holes, the general public can not wade to the bottom of the cave. Light and dark caves have countless stalactites that look like human beings and various birds and beasts, which is marvelous. There is a Hindu temple in a cave next to the Light Cave, which is considered to be a Hindu shrine in Malaysia.
Genting Highlands
Located about 50 kilometers from the northern outskirts of Kuala Lumpur, at an altitude of 1,722 meters above sea level, Genting Highlands is a cool mountain resort within Malaysia. There are electric rides, swimming pools, indoor gymnasiums, bowling alleys, etc., but the most striking thing is the casino inside the Genting Hotel, which is the only legal casino in Malaysia, and is known as the "Monte Carlo of the South Seas Islands".
Penang
Also known as "Georgia City" or "Georgetown", Penang is located in the northeastern tip of Penang Island, is Malaysia's largest international free port and the country's second largest city. Penang is full of colorful religious and cultural characteristics, state museums, art galleries, Buddhist temples and mosques throughout the island, reflecting the splendid history of the development of this beautiful island since the 18th century by many nationalities **** together. Penang's verdant vegetation, beautiful scenery, hotels and guest houses are unique, and there is a wide variety of food and drink. Most of the goods here are duty-free and relatively inexpensive.
Penang Hill
Also known as Flagstaff Hill, it is the highest point in Penang with an altitude of 830 meters. There is a cable car at the bottom of the hill. Climbing up to the top of the hill, you can not only have a panoramic view of Penang, but also see all kinds of boats traveling between the Straits of Malacca. The top of the hill is equipped with sightseeing and recreational facilities and is an important tourist attraction in Penang.
Malacca
Malacca is located in the southeast coast of the Malay Peninsula, about 166 kilometers away from Kuala Lumpur, is the oldest city in Malaysia, the choke point of the Strait of Malacca, control of the passage between the Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean, strategic position is very important. Malacca is a city with a long history, favorable natural conditions and numerous historical sites, many of which also epitomize the colonial past.
St. Paul's Church
Located in the center of the city on St. Paul's Hill, it was built in 1521 and was the first Catholic church established by the Portuguese in Malacca.
Malacca Museum
Located in the eastern part of the city, on the banks of the Malacca River, it was built between 1641 and 1660 and is one of the oldest Dutch-style buildings in Southeast Asia. It was originally the residence of the Dutch Governor, and locals call it the "Red House" because of its red walls and wooden doors. It houses a collection of historical artifacts from Malaysia, Portugal, Holland and England. Near the Red House is the Malacca Club, a Gothic-style building built in 1912, which is now a memorial to independence.
San Po Shan
Also known as China Hill, the hill is located at the end of Jalan Temenggung, and was used as a garrison for the army of Zheng He, a Ming Dynasty eunuch of the Three Treasures, as well as a residence for Ming Dynasty princesses when they married into Malacca. The San Po Shan Temple on the hill enshrines the military statue of Zheng He. The Sambo Well on the right side of the temple is the oldest well in Malacca, which is said to have been dug in 1409 when Zheng He led his army here in search of drinking water.
Langkawi
Langkawi is located off the northwest coast of Peninsular Malaysia, 30 kilometers from the port of Kuala Laju City and 51 kilometers from the port of Kedah. It consists of 99 tropical islands and the main island is known as Langkawi.
It is a beautiful environment with beautiful beaches, exotic caves, verdant forests, spectacular waterfalls and a great variety of wildlife. Langkawi's major tourist attractions and tours include: Seven Wells Rock, Tanjung Rhu, Kok Beach, Jannan Beach, Central Sea Bath, Tat Belt and Burao Beach, Pregnant Women's Lake, Giant Lion Island Wildlife Sanctuary, Langkawi Underwater World, Langkawi Fresh Fish Farm, Langkawi Fish Cage, Giant Eagle Plaza, Aqua Park, Prime Minister's Collection, Paya Island, Legends Park, and Handicrafts and Culture Complex Center.
Sabah
Sabah is located on the northern tip of Borneo, the third largest island in the world, and covers an area of 72,500 square kilometers, making it the second largest continent in Malaysia.
It is bordered by the South China Sea to the west and the Sulu and Celebes Seas to the east. The rainfall ranges from 152 centimeters to 305 centimeters throughout the year, and the rainy season is from January to February. Because of its late development, it is not as prosperous as West Malaysia. However, the country is rich in timber, crops and minerals, and has many rugged and untouched natural beauties. Sabah is ethnically and linguistically complex, with a population of more than 1.5 million people comprising more than 30 ethnic groups and tribes and speaking more than 80 different dialects.
Kota Kinabalu
The capital of Sabah, also known as Kota Kinabalu, is the main gateway to all parts of Sabah, and is home to around 300,000 residents. It was once heavily bombed by the Japanese during World War II and caught fire in many places, hence the name "Kota Kinabalu" (Malay for fire). Today, Kota Kinabalu is a thriving city with office buildings and shopping malls sprouting up under the management of the state government. There are many sightseeing spots in the city, such as the Sabah State Museum, mosques, and the tallest building in Sabah, the Sabah Foundation Building.
Mountain of God
Located in Kinabalu Park, Mount Kinabalu is the highest peak in Southeast Asia at 4,100 meters above sea level and is also known as the "Chinese Widow's Hill". Legend has it that in ancient times, two Chinese fishing brothers were drifted to Sabah by a typhoon, and they settled down there, married and had children. As they both missed their hometown, they agreed that the elder brother would go back to his hometown to visit his family before taking them back to China. However, the brother never returned, so the sister-in-law stood on the mountain every day looking forward to it until she died of old age. To commemorate this great love story, later generations named the mountain "Chinese Widow's Hill". The mountain was formed 1.5 million years ago, and the earth's crust is still undergoing orogenic movements, so we can say that it is a living sandstone mountain range. Although the mountain is high, it is easy to climb due to its structure. The park inside the mountain is a living classroom of nature, displaying a rich variety of plants such as oaks, azaleas, hogweed, and Rafflesia (the largest flower in the world). However, visitors who want to climb the mountain must apply for an entry permit, book a hotel and transportation, and bring extra warm clothes in case of sudden temperature changes.
Tung Koo Adulaman National Park
Located 3 to 8 kilometers off Kota Kinabalu, the park consists of five beautiful islands surrounded by coral reefs and sandbars. The colorful coral reefs, together with the beautiful sandy beaches and blue waters, make up this marine park with both recreational and educational values, attracting countless tourists to come and enjoy.