Culture
History
Nature
Away from Malaysia’s cosmopolitan capital, lie swathes of emerald rainforests, tea plantations, jungle villages and perfect beaches. Journey to Borneo to see orangutans in their natural habitat, make a stop in the Cameron Highlands for cream tea or hit the coast to experience Malaysia’s beautiful beaches, like the idyllic Perhentian Islands, Tabjung Bungah or Tioman Island.
The Chinese, Indian and Malay cultures that have come together in Malaysia have all influenced its cuisine. Malaysian food is full of flavour and can be quite spicy, Malay dishes tend to be the hottest. Wander through Malaysia’s cities and watch the speed at which sellers turn out dishes from their colourful, compact stalls or visit a hawker centre. These open-air food complexes have a wide selection of vendors and everything is made fresh once you order.
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