Malaysia Attractions

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Kelam Cave, Malaysia

The country of Malaysia boasts of a number of caves which includes some of the largest and longest in the world. These caves lie within rich rainforests and mangrove forests that also act as sanctuaries to the amazing wildlife. There are a number of caves in Malaysia that are equipped with marked paths and platforms. Some of the caves however are only accessible by boat or require visitors to rough it out and may be even crawl.

The Gua Kelam is a huge cave and is an attraction which is certainly not to be missed. This huge cave has a tin mine within it. The Gua Kelam is a 370m long limestone cave located in kaki Bukit.

In order to reach the tin mine you would be required to use a suspension bridge. The interesting aspect of this is that you would get to see miners working which will definitely make your adventure tour very informative as well.

The cave chamber has a 400m long underground steam that flows through the cave chamber. There are wooden walkways that provide an unusual means of getting around inside the cave all the way from the entrance at Kaki Bukit to the Lembah Wang Tangga on the other end. There are electrical lights that have been set up so that visitors can get a better look of the beauty of the interiors.

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Kelantan State Museum, Malaysia

Malaysia in the recent years has developed into a major tourist hub of South Asia. In fact tourism is one of the significant pillars of the economy of the country. A major part of the foreign currency earned by the country comes from tourism industry. The country is renowned for its cultural and geographical diversity, which makes it one of the hottest tourist destinations of Asia. All throughout the year Malaysia attracts tourists from all over the world. One of the major highlights of the country is its natural attractions; here you can see a wide array of natural wonders ranging from stunning waterfalls to spectacular long sandy beaches. Malaysia also boasts of modern cities that feature all the facets and entertainment options of developed modern cities. Besides these, Malaysia also is famous for its rich cultural and historical heritage, which is reflected through the countless historical and cultural landmarks along with the museums of the country. Kelantan State Museum, Malaysia is one of the important museums of the country that will help you understand the culture and tradition of the country.

The museum building was actually used as the premises of the Land Office during the period of colonial rule in the country. It was only in the year 1990 that the Land Office was renovated and reconstructed to convert it into Kelantan State Museum. The museum is renowned for its wide array of exhibits that are related to the traditional art of Kelantan. There are countless documents as well as artifacts that are associated with arts, crafts and musical traditions of Kelantan. The Kelantan State Museum is also home to many ceramic artifacts that stands testimony to the trade relations between Kelantan and China. You can also see several artifacts that have been found from archeological sites; for example the museum nestles artifacts which were found along Nenggiri River. There are also many exhibits in the museum that sites bears testimony to the existence of the pre-historic age in Kelantan.

The State Museum also houses an art gallery, which features some of the finest works of art of the renowned painters and sculptors of Malaysia. Overall, a trip to the Kelantan State Museum will enable you to explore the indigenous custom and tradition of Malaysia.

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Keluang Hill Beach, Malaysia

Malaysia is a country blessed with innumerable natural attractions. From spectacular mountain ranges to exotic beaches, you will all find it here. Keluang Hill Beach, Malaysia is one of the premier beach destinations in the country and is renowned for its exquisite and mesmerizing beauty. Keluang Hill Beach is situated in the near vicinity of the Besut and it is located 140 km north of Kuala Terengganu. If you are looking for the perfect beach destination for you and your family, then this is the right place for you.

A trip to Keluang will enable you to have first hand experience of heart warming and breathtaking natural beauty. The primary highlight of the beach is its caves. There are numerous caves in the area and if you are a cave explorer then a visit to this region is must. All the caves of the area can be accessed by walkways.

Even if you are not a cave explorer, then relax as the Keluang Hill Beach has more to offer to you. You will be fascinated by beauty of the beach and its adjoining areas. The beach and its surrounding village with beautiful wooden houses, innocent looking children playing games, cows grazing in the field, swinging coconut trees, fresh cool breeze and last but not the least, the stunning white sandy beach, will take your breath away. Besides these, a trip to the beach will also enable you to participate in numerous water sports and activities like swimming, snorkeling, boating, fishing and wind surfing.

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Kenong Rimba Park, Malaysia

Kenong Rimba Park, Malaysia is one of the multifarious tourist attractions in the country. It one of few rainforests in Malaysia, that has been able to preserve its natural beauty. The natural wonders in the park are not only mesmerizing but also numerous, you can see here waterfalls, mountain streams and caves along with a wide array of wild animals. Because of these reasons, the park has become the haven for adventure lovers, nature lovers and wildlife lovers. The park covers an area of 121 sq. km and is situated in the Kenong Valley. The park is home to the Batek aboriginal tribe of Malaysia.

The park is a haven for cave explorers; it is home to a number of limestone caves out of which the most arresting is Gua Batu Tinggi. The cave is situated roughly 122 to 152 meter above the sea level and the cave boasts of a wide spectrum of flora, including orchids, fig trees and epiphytes. The park is also ideal for the adventure lovers. In the park you can participate in activities like exploring limestone caves, swimming in the river and camping. You can also opt for trekking through the park and enjoy varied flora and fauna of the park.

The Kenong Rimba Park is home to a wide array of flora and fauna. The flora of the park includes rare orchids, plants like Tualang or Koompasia excelsa, the huge ficus tree "Pokok Ara" and last but not the least, the pink and white water lilies further enhances the beauty of the place.

The fauna of the park is also diverse, the park nestles birds like dove or Chalcophaps indica, merbah red eye or Pycnonothus Prunneus and Copsycus malabaricus or murai batu. There are also a wide variety of mammals in the park like prickly porcupine, deer and elephants.

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Kenyir Lake, Malaysia

Malaysia is blessed with the abundance of wonderful natural beauties. One of favorite tourist destinations in Malaysia is Kenyir Lake, Malaysia. Kenyir Lake of Malaysia is located in the interior part of Terengganu. Kenyir Lake in Malaysia is the largest man-made lake in Southeast Asia. This famous shares its frontiers with Pahang in the south and Kelantan in the west. It is one of the places that is enriched with spectacular natural beauties and is one of the tourist attractions in Malaysia.

Kenyir Lake is the largest rock-filled hydroelectric dam in Malaysia. The enormous lake serves as one of the gateways to the National Park of Malaysia. The area is adorned with around 340 islands. In the early days, many of these islands used to be hilltops and highlands. There are about fourteen waterfalls, rivers and waterways. Gawi Jetty or Pengkalan Gawi is the main gateway to the lake.

A visit to Kenyir Lake of Malaysia will pamper you with lush greenery and vast forest regions. Here you will find a huge variety of flora and fauna. This is a favorite spot for nature lovers and adventurers. Tourists will find various species of wildlife and freshwater fishes. Kenyir Lake is a paradise for photo enthusiasts. One can indulge in various activities like jungle trekking, cave exploration, bird watching, boating, canoeing and fishing. Take part in various exciting water sports if you feel like.

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Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia

Tourism in Malaysia is one of the pillars of Malaysian economy and the country is fast becoming one of the hottest tourist spots in South Asia. The country is renowned all over the world for its enthralling natural wonders and infinite entertainment options. Popular destinations in Malaysia are numerous; here you can see places that are replete with natural wonders and boasting of rich cultural and historical heritage. Malaysia also boasts of places that epitomizes modernity and boast of all the modern props present in the developed countries. Thus, Malaysia is a unique country that seamlessly blends tradition with modernity and is a treat for every tourist visiting the country. Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia is one of the popular tourist destinations of the country. Formerly known as Jesselton, Kota Kinabalu is the capital of the state of Sabah and is situated in East Malaysia, on the islands of Borneo. The fourth largest city of the country is renowned for its natural beauty; it is a city features the Tunku Abdul Rahman Park on side and the Mount Kinabalu forms the background of the city.

Kota Kinabalu, like most of the cities of Malaysia is marked for its cultural diversity; the city is inhabited by people hailing from different race and ethnicities. The city is populated by mainly Kadazans, Chinese and Bajaus. As a result of this, the city boasts of a unique blend of discrete cultures and ethos. The city boasts of splendid natural attractions that include breathtaking mountain ranges and awe inspiring wildlife parks. Tunku Abdul Rahman Park is one of the major attractions of the city; it is one of the premier national parks of Malaysia that features a wide range of animals and plants of the country and from other parts of the world. This park, which is replete with infinite natural wonders, is also a haven for adventure seekers. The park offers you the opportunity to opt for adventure activities like hiking, trekking and scuba diving. Mount Kinabalu is another feather in the crown of Kota Kinabalu. It is a sprawling mountain range that is a haven every nature lover. You will be mesmerized by the natural wonders of the place and if you love adventure sports, then you must visit the mountain as it is a haven for adventure sports lovers.

Besides these, there are countless attractions in the city ranging from historical monuments and landmarks to parks and museums. The city also boasts of avant-garde restaurants and shopping arenas to make your holiday in the city complete and fulfilling. The accommodation facilities of the city are sufficient and here you will find luxurious hotels as well as reasonable and cheap hotels. Overall, Kota Kinabalu is the ideal destination for your family vacation and will provide you wholesome entertainment.

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Krau Wildlife Reserve, Malaysia

Malaysia is blessed with the abundance of wonderful natural beauties. One of favorite tourist destinations in Malaysia is Krau Wildlife Reserve, Malaysia. Krau Wildlife Reserve of Malaysia is located in the central state of Pahang. It is one of the places that is enriched with spectacular natural beauties and is one of the tourist attractions in Malaysia. It is the largest wildlife reserve in Malaysia.

Krau Wildlife Reserve in Malaysia is one of the most beautiful sanctuaries. Krau Wildlife Reserve Malaysia is spread over a sprawling area of 60349 hectares. Malaysia's Krau Wildlife Reserve was established during the British Colonial Administration. It is presently managed and maintained by the Department of Wildlife and National Parks, which is located at the south of Kuala Lumpur and is at a distance of about 10 km from the township of Lancang.

A visit to Krau Wildlife Reserve of Malaysia will pamper you with lush greenery and vast forest regions. Here you will find a huge variety of flora and fauna. This is a favorite spot for nature lovers and adventurers. The main objective is to nurture biological diversity and ensure measures for its conservation.

Tourism is not widely allowed in Krau Wildlife Reserve in Malaysia. But efforts are being made to allow tourists and visitors in the buffer zone which is outside the reserve.

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Lang's Cave, Malaysia

The Lang's Cave in Malaysia is named after a person who it is believed to have discovered the caves. The Lang's Cave in Malaysia lies just opposite to the Deer Cave. This cave is relatively young compared to the other show caves in Malaysia.

In spite of being one the smallest show caves in Malaysia, the rock formations inside are well worth a look. The rock formations are made more attractive to the visitors by strategically positioning spotlights that highlight stalactites and stalagmites. Since the cave is relatively small but well lit, it offers good opportunities to see some of its inhabitants such as bats, swiftlets and even cave-dwelling snakes.

The Lang's Cave in Malaysia is not as big as the other show caves as mentioned earlier. As a result visitors find it much easier to have more in depth look at the different formations and to also photograph them. Lang's Cave is also a very beautiful cave but you might have an unnerving feeling that the cave is alive and growing.

An illuminated path leads through the cave to the Garden of Eden where you would come across a huge sinkhole. This is where the cave roof has collapsed.
The area is covered with rich vegetation which has flourished in the sunlight. The garden delights all visitors who come out from the gloom of the caves.

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Lanjak Entimau Wildlife Sanctuary, Malaysia

Malaysia is blessed with the abundance of wonderful natural beauties. One of favorite tourist destinations in Malaysia is Lanjak Entimau Wildlife Sanctuary, Malaysia. Lanjak Entimau Wildlife Sanctuary of Malaysia is located in the southwestern part of Sarawak. It is one of the places that is enriched with spectacular natural beauties and is one of the tourist attractions in Malaysia.

Lanjak Entimau Wildlife Sanctuary in Malaysia is one of the most beautiful sanctuaries. Lanjak Entimau Wildlife Sanctuary Malaysia is spread over a sprawling area of 170,000 hectares. In 1983, the sanctuary was primarily gazetted as a reserve for the Orang Utangs, but since then it has remained a comparatively unfamiliar territory.

A visit to Lanjak Entimau Wildlife Sanctuary of Malaysia will pamper you with lush greenery and vast forest regions. Here you will find a huge variety of flora and fauna. This is a favorite spot for nature lovers and adventurers.

This sanctuary mainly consists of steep and rugged terrains that are scattered with hills and ridges. These averagely are over 300 meter in height. You will find vertically sloped valleys sporting a narrow V-shaped look. Lanjak Entimau Wildlife Sanctuary receives a high level of priority as it is being developed to be a Totally Protected Area.

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Maliau Basin, Malaysia

Malaysia is blessed with the abundance of wonderful natural beauties. One of favorite tourist destinations in Malaysia is Maliau Basin, Malaysia. Maliau Basin of Malaysia is located in south-central Sabah. This famous place is situated about 40 kilometers north of the border of Indonesia. It is one of the places that is enriched with spectacular natural beauties and is one of the tourist attractions in Malaysia.

Only a few places in Southeast Asia can stand the beauty of Maliau Basin in Malaysia. The real beauty of Maliau Basin lies largely in the fact that most of its areas are yet to be explored. There are no human inhabitants in the region. Maliau Basin Malaysia is spread over a sprawling area of 390 square kilometers and has a maximum diameter of 25 kilometers. Mt. Lotung, (1900 meters) is the highest point in Maliau Basin. Most parts of the basin wear a remote and rugged look. The 1500 meters steep slope has made the basin hard to surmount.

A visit to Maliau Basin of Malaysia will pamper you with lush greenery and vast forest regions. Here you will find a huge variety of flowers and plants. The basin is host to a series of scenic waterfalls like Maliau Falls and others. You can also experience animals like pythons, clouded leopard, proboscis monkey, barking deer, wild pigs and much more.