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Diverse Cultures & Communities
The rich cultural panorama of Malaysia is defined by its diversity. The country is home to an ethnic mix of Malays, Chinese and Indians, as well as several indigenous groups who maintain age-old cultural traditions.
As of 2020, Malaysia's population is estimated at 32.7 million
Malaysia contains speakers of 137 living languages.
There are at least 18 public holidays annually living in Malaysia
Famous Destinations
Travel across the abundance of cultural attractions and activities of Malaysia.
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Georgetown
A colourful city located on the island of Penang famous for its rich mix of street art, delicious street food and it’s amazingly epic sites
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Batu Caves
Explore a set of atmospheric Hindu temples at Batu Caves which locates in impressive 400-million-year-old limestone caves.
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Petaling Street
A bargain hunter’s paradise chock-full of shops and stalls selling goods and food. It transforms into a lively and vibrant night market after dark.
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Iban Longhouse
Experience for yourself a glimpse at isolated life out in the jungle that brings you a raw and honest insight into the tribal traditions, a unique contrast from the hectic city life.
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Dutch Square in Melaka
Explore the culture and heritage of Malaysia at the National Museum where visitors can learn everything about the country’s rich history and heritage.
Exciting Things to Do
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Admire historical sites & architecture
Be a voyeur into the past. Through visiting these places where history occurred we find our roots and seize an opportunity to develop a fuller appreciation for those who lived before us.
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Taste the blessing of food paradise
Local food is as important as the destination itself. Malaysians are truly blessed with exotic mix of highly diverse delicious cuisine which reflects the multi ethnic makeup of its population.
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Pay respect at sacred places
All holy sites are different. A great way to immerse yourself in a nation's culture is to understand their religions and be there to experience it for yourself.
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Get hands-on with local artisan crafts
Watch a demonstration of traditional arts, crafts and trades while surrounded by beautiful artworks in the exhibition’s Maker’s Space.
Discover local flavours
It's hands-down that the best food in the world is in Malaysia