about Malaysia

Over 50 years of independence, Malaysia retains much of its old charm despite undergoing tremendous developments in its landscape and people. Malaysia is still home to one the the most culturally diverse nation in the world, making it a country with endless cultural idiosyncrasies and gastronomical delicacies to whet every taste bud.

Divided into 14 States, each State has its unique offering whether culture, architecture, heritage, nature, food, lifestyle and much more. You can never grow bored in the never ceasing city of Kuala Lumpur. The city is paradise for those who seek for a balance of both historical and natural trail and the hip happening nightlife of the Golden Triangle. Not to mention, a shopping haven if you need some retail therapy.

Other interesting places to go to is Malacca, the historical city; Penang, our Pearl of the Orient; Sabah, Land of the Hornbills; Kedah, the country's rice bowl; Pahang, for your highland adventure; Sarawak, explore the deep caves of Mulu and so much more.

Malaysians are a friendly lot and ever willing to lend you some guidance should you ask for any. In fact, they will be too glad to point you to the best spots to visit and most importantly, good eats. You do not have to worry about language barriers as Malaysians are conversant in English although their  national language is Bahasa Malaysia which is the Malay Language.  It would bring a smile to  their faces  is you could pick up simple greetings in the local language like "Apa khabar?" (How do you do?) and "Terima kasih" (thank you).

Do not be surprised if you  encounter any of the festivals being celebrated in Malaysia. It is usually done with much enthusiasm. Regardless of race or religion, Malaysians come together to celebrate any joyous occasion. Larger festivals such as Hari Raya Puasa, Chinese New Year, Deepavali and Christmas are noisy affairs with much fanfare, cheer and participation from everyone. Streets and homes are decorated, houses are opened for visitors, seasonal food are in abundance and plenty of goodwill goes around. You can feel the festivities in the air!

Come visit Malaysia and the hospitality of its people. It's truly a place for everyone to be.