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Langkawi, a UNESCO Geopark in Malaysia
Langkawi was awarded the Geopark status because of its stunning landscapes, karsts, caves, rock formations and fossils, products of 500 million years geological history
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Langkawi, Malaysia's Legendary Islands
Blessed with miles of sandy white beaches and lush green paddi fields, Langkawi offers peace and quiet as well as great shopping, good nightlife and bustling markets.
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Best Hotels in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Hotels in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, are in a class of their own, luxurious and exotic. The rooms are invariably large with good amenities, and the service is excellent.
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Penang, Malaysia - What to See
Penang Malaysia is a gift to the heritage lover, as this small island has more than its fair share of well-preserved heritage buildings, plus beaches on which to relax.
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Georgetown in Penang, Malaysia
Georgetown, on the Malaysian Island of Penang, was perhaps the only really multi-racial society in Asia and its ecletic architecture and religious houses display this.
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Aman Resorts to Open in Malaysia
Aman Resorts & Air Asia have agreed to open a huge development project in Malaysia (near Singapore) which has attracted a fifth of its initial needed investment already.
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A Trishaw in Malacca, Malaysia
The best way to see Malacca (Melaka) is with a driver/guide in a multi-decorated trishaw. Relax in a multi-decorated conveyance with a name like Elvis, or David Beckham.
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Visit Penang's Tropical Spice Garden
The Malaysian island of Penang is best known today for its beaches and laid back lifestyle. But in earlier times it was famous for spices - cloves, nutmeg and peppercorns
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Tanjong Jara Resort in Malaysia
Malaysia offers diverse, cosmopolitan cities as well as unspoiled tropical getaways. The Tanjong Jara Resort reflects both Malay tradition and culture.
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Kuala Lumpur in Transit
Flying to and around South East Asia with a low cost carrier like Air Asia may leave backpackers and travelers with an overnight layover in Kuala Lumpur.
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Best Fish Spas in Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur has embraced the Asian craze for pedicures by the Turkish Garra rufa fish. These are the city's top places to feed calloused feet to the fishes.
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Guide to Hiking in Taman Negara
Taman Negara in Malaysia is the world's oldest rainforest. Here's how to survive grueling hikes and leeches while exploring some stunning flora and fauna
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Langkawi Attractions
White sand beaches and pristine calm seas is what Langkawi is made of. Warm and inviting throughout the year, this place offers all marine adventures you can dream of.
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Exploring Borneo's Mount Kinabalu
Malaysian Borneo is off Southeast Asia's beaten tourist track, but it has much to offer the adventurous traveler, including a two-day tropical trek up Mount Kinabalu.
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Malacca a Historic Town
Malacca the name echoes with intrigue and romanceconjuring pictures of ancient privateers plundering Portuguese galleons, the town has a fascinating 600-year history.
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The Founding of Penang, Malaysia
The story of how the East India Company's Francis Light maneuvered to steal Penang from the Sultan of Kedah is told in The Connection. It might have been Phuket,Thailand.
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Arriving in Langkawi from Thailand
The Malaysian island of Langkawi is an alternative route out of Thailand from the southern town of Satun. The island offers dramatic scenery and serenity.
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Massages Abound in Malaysia
Asian spas are world renewed for service, unique treatments and great prices. In Malaysia's capital, Kuala Lumpur, several options await travelers looking for relaxation
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Experience Malaysia in Malacca
Malacca has all the charms of Kuala Lumpur but at a much slower, more relaxed pace. So, if a restful Asian vacation is what you dream of, Malacca would be a great option.
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Things to see in Malacca, Malaysia
Colonised by the Portuguese, Dutch and the British, Malacca is Malaysia's oldest settlement, founded by an unlikely conflict between a dog anda mouse deer.
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The Kelabit Highlands Malaysia
A mere seventy years ago the Kelabit people were an isolated tribe of fierce and feared head hunters. Today it's their hospitable reputation that attracts visitors.
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Malaysia’s Festa San Pedro
From 23 to 29 June, tourists on vacation flock to the Portuguese Settlement in Malacca (Melaka) town to commemorate the annual feast of the fishermen.
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