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Aaron (152.163.39.123) -

I wanna know what I would experience by coming to Malaysia? What kind of things would I see? What kind of food would I eat? Is there any popular tourist attractions?

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Comment #1 KC Loh from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - Mon Mar 31 10:28:13 2008

my site would have some links for you
malaysiansecondhome dot com.
also try tourismmalaysia dot com
hope it helps

Comment #2 KC Loh from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - Thu Apr 3 11:08:03 2008

sorry, its www dot tourismmalaysia dot gov dot my

Comment #3 Vera from USA - Sat Jun 21 14:46:35 2008

I would take an advise of one of the experienced travel professionals just to have a hassle –free vacation. My trip to Malaysia was arranged through the travel company Orient Flexi Pax Tours. It was a great experience! You can spend af ew days in Kuala Lumpur. It’s a very cosmopolitan city with the great hotels, shopping and bars. If you are interesting in snorkeling, I would recommend Penang, and just one hour away way from Penang by high-speed catamaran, explore Pulau Payar, the Marine Park with the crystal clear water , colorful marine life and large species of corals It is ideal for snorkeling. From Kuala Lumpur take a fly to Kuching, Borneo to see the “long houses” in a jungle and Kinabalu National Park (orangutan sanctuary). It worth the trip. I was impressed by the variety of food offered in Malasya, from French cousin to the exotic Chinese and Malay food. Malay food is spicy with the coconut flavor. They use a lot of local herbs and other ingredients, and if you like a really spicy food you will enjoy it.

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