what do you think about malaysia?good country...or wat?

Question

Malaysia,d country South east asia....any interesting facts about dis region?

Answer 1

# Malaysia is not a region. South East Asia is not a country.

Malaysia will be celebrating its 50th year independence next year and it is Visit Malaysia year 2007. Is good time to visit. Check out the Malaysia official tourism web site at http://www.tourism.gov.my/

Do consider to visit Malaysia which is truly Asia! Is your best choice if you intending to visit South East Asia. Here are my suggestions while you are there:-

1. Go climb the Mount Kinabalu, Sabah - the highest mountain in Malaysia and South East Asia.
2. Set for adventure in Mulu Caves, Sarawak - one of the deepest caves in the world.
3. Relax at Pulau Sipadan, Sabah - voted by National Geographic as one of the best secret hidden island of treasure in the world.
4. Indulge yourself in shopping haven in Suria KLCC, Kuala Lumpur and snap memorable pictures of Petronas Twin Towers while you are there.
5. Explore the reserve forest of Taman Negara, Pahang for the flora and fauna, and unique animal in Malaysia such as the Tapir.
6. See for yourself the historical state of Malacca/ melaka which was once ruled by the Portugis, Dutch, and the British empire.
7. Enjoy delicious variety of different ethnic and race's food and delicacies in Penang, e.g. Nasi Kandar, Cendol, etc.
8. Have a quiet time fishing and having fun in the Tasik Kenyir Lake in Terengganu and while you are there go to the beach to see live sea leaderback turtles lay their eggs!

Answer 2

Malaysia is a decent country for tourists.
Culturally diverse.
Expenses are relatively affordable.
Its numerous malls are not a bad place if you are seeking a bargain.
If you're an adventure seeker, its rich natural terrain provides possibilities.

Malaysia is politically imbalanced.
They allow freedom of religion but are in favor of Islam.
Malay interests are placed ahead of that of other races.
You'll seldom see a politician that isn't Malay or Muslim.
There is no equal opportunity in education as priority is given to Malays. 70% of university intake places are given to Malays.

In terms of vested interests, countries like Vietnam and Thailand are much more favorable dues to lower operational costs. Evident in the fact that many international brands such as Nike have their production lines there.

In short, good for a visit, not the best to stay in for the long term.

Answer 3

I don;t know anthing about Maylaysia, but thx for the post on my question. If you want futher discussion start one i'll will discuss with you on yahoo.

Answer 4

I loved my visit, go to the Patronas towers