Malaysia is blessed with many natural assets and varied attractions. It has attracted millions of visitors to its shores every year. In fact, those who have visited say that being in Malaysia is like visiting several countries at once.

Malaysia is a melting pot of rich and colorful cultural heritage that manifests itself in the varied local cuisine, architectural landscape, and culture and crafts that are kept alive by the ethnic communities. Many cultural events in Malaysia are celebrated on a grand national scale in which visitors can take part or observe.

Tourist attractions in Malaysia are well developed and maintained. The variety of things to do and see in Malaysia offers something for every member of the family.

Huge mall outlets and branded goods at reasonable prices for those who love shopping; million-year-old rainforests and exotic wildlife for those who love nature; peaceful islands for those who want to get away from everything. And that’s just the beginning!

Malaysia has numerous beautiful islands that boast of white powdery beaches and blue seas teeming with marine life such as Redang, Perhentian and Tioman Islands in the East Coast of Peninsula Malaysia. Some areas have been gazetted as marine parks and offer fantastic snorkeling and diving opportunities. For those who wish for peace and tranquility, there are islands that have only one resort operator, ensuring privacy and personal attention.

Malaysia’s year-round sunny weather is a great excuse to escape the cold and dreary winters. But if ever tourists wish for some cool getaways, then head up to Malaysia’s highlands especially in Cameron Highlands, Genting Highlands in Pahang and Kinabalu Park in the state of Sabah. Here, too, Malaysia offers a choice of either peaceful highland settings or something with a little more to do. Each highland destination offers different activities in which tourists can engage. Ministry of Tourism had introduced the “Feel At Home” program in order to facilitate and make our Arab brothers and sisters happy and having an enjoyable time while they are in Malaysia.

In this program, several facilities have already been introduced to accommodate Arab tourists such as Arabic announcement at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA), Arabic signs throughout the airport giving information and direction to the passengers, Arabic speaking staff at the hotels, tour companies, and shopping malls as well as at major restaurants. More and more hotels and restaurants are now serving Arabic food with some of them even bringing over chefs from the Middle East to prepare the food.

Come and visit Malaysia. To know Malaysia is to love Malaysia!