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EXCITING DISCOVERIES MADE EASY! MALAYSIA : AN INTRODUCTION Published by Tourism Malaysia, Ministry of Tourism and Culture. Your Free Copy ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. No portion of this publication may be reproduced in whole or part without the written permission of the publisher. While every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained herein is correct at the time of publication, Tourism Malaysia shall not be held liable for any errors, omissions or inaccuracies which may occur. MAI (English) / IH / PS March 2013 (0313) (TRAFFICKING IN ILLEGAL DRUGS CARRIES THE DEATH PENALTY) 1 MAP OF MALAYSIA MYANMAR LAOS THAILAND CAMBODIA VIETNAM PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES South China Sea PERLIS Straits of Malacca Bukit Kayu Hitam MALAYSIA BRUNEI KANGAR DARUSSALAM THAILAND Kuala Lumpur Kuah Kuala Jitra Perlis K. Nerang Pulau Tumpat SINGAPORE LAUT SULU Langkawi JettyALOR TASIK PEDU KOTA BHARU Pulau SETAR Pokok Sena Pulau (SULU SEA) Dayang TASIK MUDA Bachok INDONESIA Banggi Bunting Pendang Pasir Mas Pulau Rawa Gurun Pulau Perhentian LAUT CHINA SELATAN Pulau Balak Kuala Kedah Jetty KEDAH Tanah Merah Pulau Lang Pulau Malawali Sik Machang Pulau Redang (SOUTH CHINA SEA) Kudat Telaga Sungai Petani Baling Kg. Raja Tengah Jeli Pasir Puteh PULAU PINANG Merang Pulau Bidung Laut Pitas TASIK Besut Merang Jetty Gerik Kuala Krai GEORGE TOWN Butterworth TEMENGOR TERENGGANU Bukit Mertajam Kota Belud Selama PERAK KUALA TERENGGANU Pulau Kapas Pulau Mengalum Nibong Tebal TASIK TASIK KENYIR Marang Tuaran Parit Buntar BUKIT MERAH KELANTAN Pulau Kanawi TASIK Kuala Berang KOTA KINABALU Beluran CHENDEROH Rantau Dungun Jetty Pulau Usukan Putatan Ranau Taiping Pulau Layang Sandakan Gua Musang Abang Pulau Nyirih Papar Tambunan KualaKangsar Dungun Pulau Tenggol TAMAN NEGARA IPOH Bongawan TanahRata Parit Kemaman Pulau Talang Batu LABUAN Menumbok SABAH Kuamut Gajah PAHANG Pulau Pangkor Chukai Tenom Lumut Tapah Kuala Nabawan Lahad Datu TelukIntan Lipis Lawas Pulau Sakar Bidor Pulau Lang Limbang Pulau Tabawan Pulau Jarak Jerantut Sepulut Pulau Pulau Gaya K. Baram Melukut Luasong Timbun Mata Raub KUANTAN BRUNEI Sabak DARUSSALAM Semporna Pulau Mataking Miri Wallace Bay Tawau Pulau Si Amil SELANGOR Bentong Maran Long Seridan K. KubuBaharu Pekan Marudi Pulau Sipadan Kuala Selangor Temerloh Bekenu Rawang Beluru Ba’ Kelalan (STRAITS OF MALACCA) SELAT MELAKA SHAH ALAM KUALA LUMPUR Bera Niah Bario Klang Pulau Ketam Kajang NEGERI PUTRAJAYA SEMBILAN Pulau Sepoi Pulau Tulai Pulau Carey Salak Tinggi LAUT SULAWESI Telok Datok Nilai KualaPilah Pulau Sembilang Pulau Tioman Long Akah Long Danga Rompin Pulau Aceh Bintulu (CELEBES SEA) Kuala Lumpur Long Buroi Lio Mato International SEREMBAN Rembau TASIK Sebauh Segamat Pulau Rawa Pulau Pemanggil Tatau Airport (KLIA) Port Dickson Tampin LABONG Igan Mersing Mersing Jetty Balingian Alor Gajah Sangan MELAKA Jasin JOHOR Pulau Tinggi Matu Mukah Belaga Daro BANDAR Pulau Sibu Pulau Dayang Selangau MELAKA Muar Pulau Aur Pulau Besar Kluang Sibu Tanjung Leman Belawai SARAWAK Batu Pahat Jetty Labis Kota Tinggi Sarikei Kapit Pontian Santubong Pulau Pisang JOHOR BAHRU Lundu Pulau Kukup P. Batu Puteh KUCHING SINGAPORE Betong Serian Padawan Sri Aman Lubok Antu SUMATERA INDONESIA LEGEND Federal Capital Airport Expressway International Border State Capital Airstrip Major Road State Border Major Town Jetty Railway Line Ferry Terminal * Map not drawn to scale 2 MYANMAR LAOS THAILAND CAMBODIA VIETNAM PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES South China Sea PERLIS Straits of Malacca Bukit Kayu Hitam MALAYSIA BRUNEI KANGAR DARUSSALAM THAILAND Kuala Lumpur Kuah Kuala Jitra Perlis K. Nerang Pulau Tumpat SINGAPORE LAUT SULU Langkawi JettyALOR TASIK PEDU KOTA BHARU Pulau SETAR Pokok Sena Pulau (SULU SEA) Dayang TASIK MUDA Bachok INDONESIA Banggi Bunting Pendang Pasir Mas Pulau Rawa Gurun Pulau Perhentian LAUT CHINA SELATAN Pulau Balak Kuala Kedah Jetty KEDAH Tanah Merah Pulau Lang Pulau Malawali Sik Machang Pulau Redang (SOUTH CHINA SEA) Kudat Telaga Sungai Petani Baling Kg. Raja Tengah Jeli Pasir Puteh PULAU PINANG Merang Pulau Bidung Laut Pitas TASIK Besut Merang Jetty Gerik Kuala Krai GEORGE TOWN Butterworth TEMENGOR TERENGGANU Bukit Mertajam Kota Belud Selama PERAK KUALA TERENGGANU Pulau Kapas Pulau Mengalum Nibong Tebal TASIK TASIK KENYIR Marang Tuaran Parit Buntar BUKIT MERAH KELANTAN Pulau Kanawi TASIK Kuala Berang KOTA KINABALU Beluran CHENDEROH Rantau Dungun Jetty Pulau Usukan Putatan Ranau Taiping Pulau Layang Sandakan Gua Musang Abang Pulau Nyirih Papar Tambunan KualaKangsar Dungun Pulau Tenggol TAMAN NEGARA IPOH Bongawan TanahRata Parit Kemaman Pulau Talang Batu LABUAN Menumbok SABAH Kuamut Gajah PAHANG Pulau Pangkor Chukai Tenom Lumut Tapah Kuala Nabawan Lahad Datu TelukIntan Lipis Lawas Pulau Sakar Bidor Pulau Lang Limbang Pulau Tabawan Pulau Jarak Jerantut Sepulut Pulau Pulau Gaya K. Baram Melukut Luasong Timbun Mata Raub KUANTAN BRUNEI Sabak DARUSSALAM Semporna Pulau Mataking Miri Wallace Bay Tawau Pulau Si Amil SELANGOR Bentong Maran Long Seridan K. KubuBaharu Pekan Marudi Pulau Sipadan Kuala Selangor Temerloh Bekenu Rawang Beluru Ba’ Kelalan (STRAITS OF MALACCA) SELAT MELAKA SHAH ALAM KUALA LUMPUR Bera Niah Bario Klang Pulau Ketam Kajang NEGERI PUTRAJAYA SEMBILAN Pulau Sepoi Pulau Tulai Pulau Carey Salak Tinggi LAUT SULAWESI Telok Datok Nilai KualaPilah Pulau Sembilang Pulau Tioman Long Akah Long Danga Rompin Pulau Aceh Bintulu (CELEBES SEA) Kuala Lumpur Long Buroi Lio Mato International SEREMBAN Rembau TASIK Sebauh Segamat Pulau Rawa Pulau Pemanggil Tatau Airport (KLIA) Port Dickson Tampin LABONG Igan Mersing Mersing Jetty Balingian Alor Gajah Sangan MELAKA Jasin JOHOR Pulau Tinggi Matu Mukah Belaga Daro BANDAR Pulau Sibu Pulau Dayang Selangau MELAKA Muar Pulau Aur Pulau Besar Kluang Sibu Tanjung Leman Belawai SARAWAK Batu Pahat Jetty Labis Kota Tinggi Sarikei Kapit Pontian Santubong Pulau Pisang JOHOR BAHRU Lundu Pulau Kukup P. Batu Puteh KUCHING SINGAPORE Betong Serian Padawan Sri Aman Lubok Antu SUMATERA INDONESIA LEGEND Federal Capital Airport Expressway International Border State Capital Airstrip Major Road State Border Major Town Jetty Railway Line Ferry Terminal * Map not drawn to scale 3 3 Selamat Datang ... WELCOME TO MALAYSIA Situated in the midst of the Asia Pacific region, Malaysia enjoys a strategic location and a year-round tropical climate. With 13 states, three Federal Territories and a population that currently stands at more than 28 million, Malaysia combines the best of Asia and is well known for its diverse cultural landscape, which includes three of Asia’s oldest civilisations – Malay, Chinese and Indian – and the unique ethnic communities of Sabah and Sarawak. One the world’s top holiday destinations, Malaysia is filled with a wide variety of unique attractions. Whatever your definition of a fulfilling holiday, Malaysia has all the necessary elements – pristine beaches and breathtaking islands, a rich tapestry of cultures and history, well-preserved heritage treasures, world-class modern facilities, a fascinating collection of flora and fauna, lush and well-maintained nature reserves, a delightful array of mouth- watering cuisine and a long list of shopping hotspots – Malaysia will leave you wanting for more. But do not just take our word for it. Come and discover the many wonders of Malaysia and peel the many layers of this fascinating country. Be prepared to be amazed, because there is just so much more to Malaysia than meets the eye. 4 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia’s capital city, Kuala Lumpur, is a bustling metropolis with unique landmarks that are instantly recognisable worldwide. Iconic skyscrapers grace the city’s skyline, co-existing with remnants of history. Kuala Lumpur is also a melting pot of races and cultures brimming with diverse entertainment options, exciting attractions and a comprehensive transportation system. PLACES OF INTEREST Petronas Twin Towers Kuala Lumpur City Centre (KLCC) Standing at 451.9m, the world-renowned Petronas Twin Towers is the city centre’s centrepiece and one of the country’s most famous icons. The Skybridge on levels 41 and 42 doubles up as an excellent viewing platform of the city’s skyline. Kuala Lumpur Tower Jalan Puncak, off Jalan P. Ramlee At 421m high, the Kuala Lumpur Tower is one of the city’s most significant landmarks. Perched on top of Bukit Nanas within the Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve, its observation tower offers sweeping views of the city. National Museum Jalan Damansara Built in 1963, the country’s premier museum acts as a prime information hub on the nation’s history and culture, which are spread out over four differently-themed galleries. Dataran Merdeka (Merdeka Square) Jalan Raja Literally meaning ‘Independence Square’, Dataran Merdeka marks an important point in history where the Union Jack was lowered to signify Malaysia’s independence from the British. Little India Brickfields Situated within one of the country’s oldest Indian settlements, Little India is a lively, colourful ethnic enclave featuring a brick-paved street, decorative streetlights and arches, a 35-foot fountain and various shops. 5 5 Sultan Abdul Samad Building Jalan Raja The stately Sultan Abdul Samad Building is one of the city’s most distinguished landmarks. Built in 1897, this heritage building served as an administrative centre during the British era. Other Places of Interest • National Visual Arts Gallery • Kuala Lumpur Craft Complex • Perdana Botanical Gardens • Aquaria KLCC • Malaysia Tourism Centre • National Planetarium (MaTiC) • National Science Centre • Pasar Seni (Central Market) • Medan Pasar (Market
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