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SipadanSipadan Island is the only oceanic island in Malaysia. It is well-known for its international diving fraternity as one of the world’s five best dive sites. Rising 600 meters from the seabed, Sipadan Island is located in the Celebes Sea east of the major town of Tawau and off the coast of East Malaysia on the Island of Borneo. This beautiful oceanic island was formed by living corals growing on top of an extinct volcanic cone that took thousands of years to develop.
Food Column: Eating Malaysia
Those who eat together, stay together
I am sure the sight of it may be shocking to some, or worrying to a few for the unhygienic way that we Asians love to eat the communal way. Imagine plates and plates plus bowls and bowls of various food from dry to soup dishes laid out on a table where everyone surround and scoop out with their own spoon or fork or chopsticks right into their mouth and then continue the same cycle again and again.
OUR SPOTLIGHT DESTINATIONS
Kuala Lumpur
A metropolitan city - modern cosmopolitan sophistication and nostalgic old world charm.
Penang
An island with rich multicultural history full of colonial heritage and Chinese influence.
Pulau Redang
One of nine islands that form a protected marine park, and it offers excellent diving and snorkeling.
Pulau Pangkor
A tranquil island with white sandy beaches and charming fishing villages will enthrall you.
Langkawi
Pristine rainforests, caves with stunning stalactites and beautiful beaches washed by clear emerald waters.
Mount Kinabalu
The tallest mountain between New Guinea and the Himalayas and reigns over an astonishing variety of scenery.
Genting Highlands
If you are looking to spend some quiet time to relax, this may not be the ideal vacation location especially during peak season.
Fraser's Hill
Of all the hill stations, Fraser's Hill retains colonial charm, and is a quiet and relatively undeveloped place.
Endau Rompin Park
Imagine trekking through isolation for centuries and waking up in the morning greeted by the timeless sounds of the forest.
Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park
A State Park created to protect the natural environment - the coral reefs, marine life, the fauna and flora.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Why visit Malaysia / Malaysia vacation?
- Best time to visit Malaysia? How's Malaysia climate?
- Malaysia Visa requirements
- Is it safe? What about for woman?
- What is the best travel itineraries for 2, 7, 14 days?
- How to rent a car in Malaysia?
- Where to stay?
- Do I need to learn Malay?
- How to travel within Malaysia? By Malaysia express bus? By Malaysia train? By plane?
THINGS TO DO
Golf
Golfing heaven with world class courses to suit all tastes.
Shopping
Mega shopping malls to the frenetic street markets.
Diving
One of the leading diving destinations of the world.
Outdoor
Mountaining, cycling, watersports... We got it all.
Homestay
Interact and experience village-style living first-hand.
Wedding in Malaysia
Idyllic setting for a truly exotic wedding destination.
