This is Malaysia’s largest city and the country’s political capital. The city is a blend of different cultures and styles – distinctly amulti–racial cosmopolitan city. More conspicuous is its ‘Garden City’ ambience, apparent when one lands in the city. At night, the streets and the buildings are colorfully lit to give this city a unique dazzle.

A break from the heat of the city is the Genting Highlands – a cool modern hill resort, located 2000m above sea level. Genting is accessible by a cable car, one of the longest in the world. Boating on the lake, fun rides on bumper cars and roller coasters are just a few of its attractions. Try your luck at the world class casino.

Traditionally known as the “Pearl of the Orient”, Penang owes much of its fame to its fine beaches which are ideal for all types of water sports. From its establishment as the first British trading post in the Far East in 1786, Penang is today, a bustling city with a unique blend of east and west.

Langkawi island is the main island of a group of 104 islands in the northern part of the Malacca Straits. It is an island of unspoilt beauty with sandy beaches, lime stone hills, lush vegetation and an abundant variety of flora and fauna.

Located in the midst of the world’s largest rainforest, Kota Kinabalu is Sabah’s state capital. In close vicinity to beautiful beaches, abundant marine and coral life, tropical islands, the awesome Mount Kinabalu and its plant and animal life, Kota Kinabalu is fast emerging as a popular tourist destination.

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