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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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Rantau Panjang, located near the Thai-Malaysia border in Kelantan state, is a bustling border town known for its lively atmosphere filled with numerous open markets. The harmonious blend of Thai and Malay cultures here is not only palpable but also utterly fascinating, giving birth to a unique trade scenario. It is notably famous for its thriving free trade area, the Duty-Free Zone, where you can shop for a wide variety of goods such as textiles, electronics, and groceries. Among its standout tourist spots is the '1 Malaysia Water Fountain', the highest water fountain in Malaysia, which is a sight to behold, especially at night, when it's beautifully illuminated. Furthermore, the local cuisine, exhibiting the exquisite flavours of fusion cooking, makes Rantau Panjang a must-visit for food lovers exploring Malaysia.

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