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Malaysia Travel Guide: Vacation Guide, Business Guide, Tourism Information (en Inglés)
Jesse Russell
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Malaysia Travel Guide: Vacation Guide, Business Guide, Tourism Information (en Inglés) - Russell, Jesse
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Malaysia Travel Guide. Vacation Guide, Business Guide, Tourism Information. Malaysia has become a famous destination for the so called ecotourism. Tourists are offered to attend excursions in famous nature reserves, try to climb up the mountains, enjoy a boat ride or try rafting. Naturally, the majority of attractions in Malaysia are connected with national reserves and beautiful local nature in general. Taman Negara National Park remains the largest park in the country. Its total square exceeds 440 thousand hectares. These are true dense jungles, the age of which, according to biologists, exceeds 130 million years. Gunung Tahan Mountain is located right in the centre of the park. The mountain range has become the favourite place for numerous alpinists. Besides exotic plants, you will see various species of rare animals in this region. There are more than 250 species of birds, not to mention other animals. Gua Telinga Cave has become a true palace for thousands of bats. Walk through a narrow tunnel, and you will enter a spacious cave, which ceiling is completely covered with these night animals. There are interesting architectural landmarks in Malaysia, such as Penang Bridge. The length of the bridge is 13.5km, which makes the bridge the third longest in the world. Travellers are also recommended to visit the largest temple in South East Asia Kek Lok Si. The temple features a mix of several architectural styles.
