Malaysia, renowned historically as “ The British Indies” and “The Fabled Spice Islands of the East”, is made up of two regions, namely, Peninsular Malaysia, comprising 11 states and East Malaysia, comprising the two states of Sabah and Sarawak.  The country’s urban areas still retain the sentiment of bygone era, where modern buildings and businesses flourished side by side with historical structures and small traders. Malaysia’s unspoiled tropical forest; magnificent mountains and rich flora and fauna are pronounced among the best in this part of the world.

Malaysia has a cosmopolitan population comprising mainly Malays, Chinese, Indians and numerous indigenous people with everybody living in peace and harmony. Mutual respect of each other’s cultures, traditions, religious belief and way of life offer a potpourri of colourful festivals and opportunities for perennial celebrations.

In relation to its racial diversity, Malaysia is also a gourmet’s paradise. It offers all sorts of cuisine. Bargain hunters are also a shopper’s paradise. Experience shopping in night markets, side street stalls, and the many shopping complexes.  Malaysia’s abundance of sin, sea and sand offers great opportunities for diving enthusiasts and idyllic holidaymakers. From marine parks to white sandy beaches, visitors are treated to explore, relax and seek peaceful refuge in some of the best resorts in Asia.