The National Parks of Malaysia are a fascinating mosaic of tropical rainforests, exotic flora and fauna, mountains, wetlands, sandy beaches, and endangered wildlife. Our national parks are a unique and beautiful place, or rather the most spectacular and valued landscapes of Malaysia, a living showcase of Malaysia’s natural treasures.

Johor offer you sandy beaches, exotic islands, virgin tropical rainforests, mist-shrouded mountains, culinary delights, and an enchanting cultural experience.

Witness contemporary urban development and traditional cultures blend to make Johor an irresistible destination.

For those intending to rent a car in Malaysia, or driving a foreign car into Malaysia via Singapore or Thailand, do note that as of 5th June 2008, there will be a 41% increment in petrol prices by 78 sen and the price of diesel will be raised by 1.00 ringgit.

Hail a trishaw for a ride along little streets that wind through various heritage buildings, ancient landmarks and colonial structures of Melaka. Melaka, the Historical State of Malaysia is located in the southern region of the Malay Peninsula. The state’s capital is Malacca Town.

The Historic Centre of Melaka has been nominated for inclusion in the World Heritage List (Unesco heritage sites) which encloses the oldest part (18th century historic center of Melaka) and a number of historic and traditional settlements, both inside and outside the protected townscape which reflects the `Old Malacca’.

With lush unspoilt verdant rainforests and mesmerizing white sandy beaches along the coasts, Pahang is a magnificent enclave of exotic wildlife and natural wonders.

Pahang is an ideal destination for anyone looking for an adventure, loves the nature and lots of outdoor activities. It is covered by verdant rainforests which are among the oldest in the world (~ 130 million yrs old) and boasts some 210 kilometers of splendid South China Sea coastline on its eastern flank which offers the finest in beaches.

Come to see cool rainforests, stunning waterfalls and rustic villages that dot the countryside at Perak.

Perak is the second largest State in Peninsular Malaysia, takes its name from the silvery color of the rich tin deposits for which it is renowned for and in Malay, Perak means silver. The Arab honorific of the State Perak is Darul Ridzuan, the Land of Grace.

Perlis is the smallest and the northernmost state in Malaysia, with the longest expanse of interlinked limestone hills – the Nakawan Range, sweeping along the northwestern boundary with Thailand. Gunung Perlis, which marks the international boundary, offers amazing views of neighboring Thailand and Pulau Langkawi.

A paradise of natural beauty – largely carpeted by relatively untouched lush tropical rainforests, sprinkled with isolated tropical islands and home to the three highest mountains in Malaysia.

Sabah is a nature lovers paradise come true, if you enjoy outdoor activities such as jungle trekking, mountaineering, diving, spelunking, Sabah is a must go destination on your travel plans.

Terengganu has it all - beautiful beaches, pristine islands, serene lakes, majestic mountains and quaint picture postcard villages.

Terengganu, a treasure trove for Malay traditions and heritage, is one of the three east coast states in the Peninsular Malaysia and is home to some of the most spectacular wonders of the natural world

Zoom! Malaysia encapsulates the main aim of the domestic tourism campaign 2008 / 2009 which is urging we Malaysians to give priority to our local vacation destinations and encourages us to look at Malaysia with a different view. Zoom! Malaysia will replace the previous “Cuti-cuti Malaysia” campaign.