Every year brings
loads of excitement & positive hope for everyone. So does it has bring for
the tourists and the adventure lovers. The people, who love to explore different
places every time, would love to visit Malaysia this New Year. Not only the hospitality
industry, but the complete Tourism industry is also set to give a warm welcome
to the tourists. The festive season is almost over and most of the people are
back to their work, so know is the time for the adventurers and explorers to checkout
different places and see the beauty of this world. So, let us see, how Malaysia
welcomes its visitors and what all it offers for unveiling.
Mulu Caves
If you are a
nature lover and love to explore the sublime natural beauty, then you must
start your trip by visiting Mulu Caves. You have to visit Gunung Mulu National
Park in Malaysian Borneo to explore the incredible caves and karst formations
in the cave. The mountainous equatorial rainforest setting would surely rob
your heartbeats and would give you beautiful sights to know more about life and
explore this magnanimous world. this spectacular sight has to be the first
thing to explore in the year 2013.
Sepilok
Rehabilitation Centre
This Rehabilitation
Centre is one of the treats for the adventure freaks. The Sepilok
Rehabilitation Centre since 1964 is rescuing and rehabilitating orphaned baby
orangutans from logging sites, plantations and illegal hunting. This exotic
place in virgin rainforest has to be in your Malaysia itinerary. You would get
the chance to explore the living style of orangutans and this would be a one in
itself lifetime experience. So, according to us, this is the second best place,
which you must visit on your trip to Malaysia.
Perhentian
Islands
Perhentian
Islands is one of the most beautiful islands in the world. To reach here is
also very simple, you can take a bus
from LCCT, Kuala Lampur, Butterworth, or various other destinations to
reach here. Several bus service providers offer economical bus service to reach
the place. Located in northeastern Malaysia, the beaches on the Island with
white sand and turquoise blue sea would make you spend out of the world moments
and have a leisure time.
·
Langkawi
Although it is one
of the most visited holiday destination because of the exotic beauty, but still
the place has loads of beautiful attractions, that a tourist would love to
explore. The long and white beaches that also have jungle covered hills and
craggy mountain peaks would surely make you love the place. You would also find
several exotic restaurants and other eateries, where you can even serve your tongue
pallet with different flavors. To taste the assorted flavors, you can visit the
place by hiring a bus from Sham
Alam or other places in Malaysia.
·
Petronas Twin Towers
The experience
of seeing the world’s tallest buildings in Kuala Lumpur is simply amazing. If
you are in Malaysia, then you must not skip this opportunity of live watching
the magnanimous buildings. If possible, try to visit the place during dark
hours. While travelling from Singapore
to Kuala Lumpur or vice-a-versa, you can also have a glane over this masterpiece
of architecture.
·
Mount Kinabalu
Mount Kinabalu
is the perfect place for the tourists. This year, you must plan a visit to Mount
Kinabalu to explore the tremendous botanical and biological species
biodiversity. The exotic place would make the nature lovers feel blessed & happy
and would even give the chance to do mountaineering in the beautiful land.
·
Cameron Highlands
Now comes Malaysia’s
most marvelous hill station that is renowned for its trails, where you can explore
the insight of the nature. Several bus operators offer bus service from
different destinations to reach this exotic place. You can hire bus from Butterworth and reach
the place. While travelling in bus, you would also get the chance to explore
the insights of Malaysia and see the beautiful land.
These are some
of the places in Malaysia, which are must to be visited in the year 2013. Plan
your trip and include these attractions in your itinerary to enjoy the most of
Malaysia.
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