Malaysia Tourism Malaysia Tourism Overview: Malaysia is located in the center of Southeast Asian countries, with a total land area of 330,000 square kilometers. The territory consists of two parts, the southern Malay Peninsula is customarily called Xima, and Sabah and Sarawak on Borneo Island are called Madong. From the map, the Malay Peninsula looks like a big leaf floating between the Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean. Except one side bordering Thailand, it is surrounded by the sea on three sides, with a coastline of 1, 6 10 km. However, most coastal areas are swamps and there are not many natural harbors. Only the Straits of Malacca on the southwest coast is the passage between the Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean, so Malaysia is located in the throat of communication between the two oceans. Malaysia is a paradise for diners. All kinds of spicy Malay food, all kinds of China food, South India and North India food, Vietnamese and Portuguese food are presented to you. There are also our favorite satay, curry rice, curry beef jerky, Indian fried bread, laksa, chicken rice, all kinds of fried noodles, noisy rice and western food. Even international fast food chains have set up restaurants in major towns and thousands of roadside cooked food stalls and food markets. When the sun goes down and the afterglow of the setting sun disappears, the night view of the city begins to beat with the nightlife. Karaoke karaoke bars, lounges, theaters, dance halls, bowling centers, billiards centers, etc. It's all yours, and there are night markets dotted with local night market stalls along the street. This nightlife is colorful enough! Penang is located on the northwest coast of Malay Peninsula, at112km south of Langkawi. It has always been known as "Emerald in the Indian Ocean" and "Oriental Garden". Beautiful beaches and pleasant scenery make it one of the most popular tourist destinations in this area. Penang includes Penang and Wesley province in mainland China, with an area of 65,438 square kilometers and a population of 654.38 million. When Captain Francis Wright, an Englishman, discovered it at the beginning of 1786, the island was covered with dense jungle, including many betel nut trees, hence the name Penang. At Wright's order, the Sultan of Kedar ceded the island to the British East India Company in the same year. Since Penang became Britain's first trade gateway in the Far East, it has been a prosperous metropolis combining East and West. In addition to traces of colonial history, it also fully reflects the great integration of Malay culture, China culture, Indian culture and Nyanka culture, as evidenced by many historical and cultural landscapes on the island. Penang has always been famous for its charming beaches and clear waters. The famous Penang Bridge is 65,438+03.5 kilometers long, which is the main transportation pipeline connecting Penang and Penang, and the longest bridge in Asia and the third longest in the world. In addition, there are Bukit Bendra and many parks, making Penang one of the most popular tourist attractions in Malaysia. Penang is 85% Chinese, and Minnan dialect is very popular here. Ha ha. . . I'm from Penang, Malaysia, but now I work in Lavan. Kuala Lumpur is the capital of Malaysia and one of the most famous cities in Southeast Asia. Kuala Lumpur is located on the southwest coast of Malay Peninsula, east longitude 10 1 degree 4 1 minute, and north latitude 3 degrees 09 minutes. Including the suburbs, it covers an area of about 244 square kilometers and has a population of about1500,000, of which Chinese and overseas Chinese account for two thirds. It is the largest city in Malaysia. The west, north and east of the city are surrounded by hills and mountains. The Klang River and its tributary, the Aimai River, meet in the city and flow into the Straits of Malacca from the southwest. "Kuala Lumpur" in Malay means "muddy estuary". 1857, overseas Chinese came here to mine tin mines, and it gradually developed into a city. 1896, it became the administrative capital. Kuala Lumpur has beautiful scenery, with commercial and residential areas to the east of Klang River and government offices to the west. The streets of the city are clean and tidy, and the typical Muslim buildings and Chinese houses complement each other, which has the unique flavor of the oriental city. In 1970s and 1980s, many modern high-rise buildings were built in this city. In Chinatown below the building, many Chinese signboards of restaurants and hotels run by China people can be clearly seen, and attractive Chinese food smells waft out from time to time in restaurants. Kuala Lumpur is located in the limestone hilly area, where there are many caves. Previously abandoned mines in the suburbs of Kuala Lumpur have been filled into lakes for fish farming or turned into parks. There are famous black wind tunnels and hot water caves. In addition, there are famous buildings and scenic spots, such as Parliament Building, National Museum, Ji Runhall Waterfall, Lakeside Park and National Mosque. The national mosque in this city is the largest mosque in Southeast Asia. It was completed in 1965. The whole building is modeled after the mosque in Mecca. The prayer hall is high and wide, which can accommodate 8000 people at the same time. The roof of the main hall consists of 49 circular arches of different sizes, forming 18 radial rays, which means 13 states in China and 5 tombs in Islam. The minaret of the mosque is 73 meters high and there is an elevator at the top. The spire is rocket-shaped, which means that Islam can be compared with science. Petronas Twin Towers (commonly known as Petronas Twin Towers) is the most famous super building in the world-based on the typical geometric principle of Islamic architecture, with a height of 452 meters and a total of 88 floors. There are two towers with similar shapes on the 4 1 building and the 42nd floor, which are connected by a 58m overpass. The third floor at the bottom of the building is a large shopping center. Visitors can take the elevator to the overpass for free and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the city.