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Malaysia, a tropical paradise nestled in Southeast Asia, is a vibrant fusion of cultures, shaped by its diverse population which includes natives, Chinese, Indians and a smattering of other groups. Renowned for its stunning contrasts, you'll find bustling, modern cities like Kuala Lumpur with its iconic, towering Petronas Twin Towers, co-existing harmoniously with tranquil villages standing on stilts over serene rivers and ancient rainforests. Malaysia also mesmerizes visitors with its pristine beaches, UNESCO-listed heritage sites such as George Town and Malacca, mouthwatering street food, and vast tea plantations in the Cameron Highlands. The country is an exciting maze of incredible biodiversity, colorful festivals, and warm hospitality, making it an unmissable Southeast Asian gem.

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Nestled on the island of Borneo, Sarawak is the largest state in Malaysia, renowned for its rich cultural tapestry and spectacular natural beauty. This enchanting destination beckons travelers with its lush rainforests, home to diverse wildlife including the iconic orangutans, and the towering Gunung Mulu National Park, famed for its limestone karst formations and expansive cave systems. Sarawak's vibrant heritage is showcased in the bustling city of Kuching, where colonial architecture blends seamlessly with colorful local markets and the distinct flavors of Sarawak Laksa and Kolo Mee tantalize the taste buds. The state's myriad indigenous tribes add to the cultural mosaic, offering visitors a unique glimpse into their traditional longhouse lifestyles and handicraft artistry. Whether kayaking along the serene rivers, exploring ancient ruins like the Niah Caves, or immersing in the festive spirit of the Rainforest World Music Festival, Sarawak promises a captivating adventure for every traveler.

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The places were city and rural. The price little expensive. There are more hidden places like adventure, hikes, places to eat. Better to have tour guide to guide you into hidden gem places. The road is more stone road.

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