Is a sovereign state located in Southeast Asia. It has diverse geography spanning coastal areas, hills, and rain forests with the tallest mountain range. Many natural resources include oil and natural gas. The country also has significant electronics, chemicals, rubber, palm oil, paper products, clothing, and tourism. Here are some interesting facts:

• Malaysia is divided into 13 states and three federal territories with 329 thousand square kilometers (127 thousand square miles).
• The country’s capital city is Kuala Lumpur.
• Malaysia relies heavily on exporting commodities like palm oil and electronics to fuel its economy.
• It has one of the highest population densities in the world, with an abundance of both modern cities and rural villages.

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  11 Day of November #tail #30DAYCHALLENGE
  Peacocks are one of the most recognized birds on the planet, and with good reason.  They look magnificent with their iridescent feathers, fan-shaped tail, and tall display of feathers on each wing. In the last few decades, people have been able to keep peacocks as exotic pets, and so they are now found in many countries around the world. The most stunning peacocks have to be a white peacock, but some people … Read more
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  6 Must Visit Temples in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
  Kuala Lumpur is a city that is steeped in culture and history. Over time, the capital of Malaysia has developed into a bustling metropolis, with a range of exciting attractions across the city. From modern shopping malls and hotels to street markets and hidden cafes, you’ll never be short of things to do in KL. But for those interested in exploring its religious side, there are plenty of Hindu temples to visit … Read more
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  Thean Hou Temple, Kuala Lumpur
  The 6-tiered Thean Hou Temple, located in Kuala Lumpur, is one of Southeast Asia’s largest and most beautiful temples. The temple is a fusion of three beliefs – Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism. It is colorful and lies on top of Robson Hill, offering a spectacular view. The stunning edifice is also known as the Temple of the Goddess of Heaven. It was built by the Hainanese living in Malaysia and is now run by the Selangor … Read more
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  Seh Tek Tong Cheah Kongsi 世德堂謝公司
  Seh Tek Tong Cheah Kongsi 世德堂謝公司, on Armenian Street in Penang. Is one of the most beautiful clan temples tucked away in a secret corner of George Town.  Cheah Kongsi’s History  Although there is no record of when the Cheah Kongsi was created. It may be determined from the title deeds that it was established before 1820. Cheah Yam is credited as the founder.  It is the oldest of Penang’s five major … Read more
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  #28 day of February – Cycling in The Countryside
  Georgetown isn’t the only thing to see in Penang! The island is vast and covered with verdant farmland with a maze of side roads, alleyways, and walkways. The easiest way to view it is to just hop on a bike and go exploring! If you’d rather not deal with the inconvenience, this highly-rated cycling tour will pick you up from your hotel, provide you with a bike, and take you bicycling in … Read more
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  #27 day of February – Trishaw Ride
  Walking through Georgetown may be exhausting, especially on hot, sunny days. However, getting about the heritage zone does not have to be stressful. Take it easy with a trishaw tour to experience the sites from a fresh perspective. Pick-ups for trishaws can be arranged directly to your hotel, either directly with the rider or through the hotel vendor.Take a trishaw tour at night for a visual feast, and witness Georgetown light up … Read more
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  #26 day of February – Durian
  Penang durian plantations have been existing for three generations. The majority of them are pesticide-free. According to the King of Fruits fans, the greatest durian in Penang comes from farms in rural Penang. Every year, both residents and visitors rush to Penang to enjoy this seasonal fruit. So here is a list of places to eat durian in Penang just for you. Where To Eat Durian In George Town 1. Ah Teik … Read more
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  #25 day of February – Upside Down Museum
  Your friends will be amazed at how you managed to get those strange images of you standing on the ceiling! Sure, it’s a tourist trap, but there’s no doubting the charm of Georgetown’s Upside Down Museum. This oddball mini-museum is loaded with exhibits that are – you guessed it – upside down! This museum is just a collection of rooms that seem like a house. Everything is upside down, including the living … Read more
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  #24 day of February – Goddes of Mercy Temple
  On the Chinese New Year, it is customary for the Chinese to visit a temple for blessings and offerings. The Goddess of Mercy Temple, located in Georgetown, Penang, is Penang’s oldest and most renowned temple. Every year, followers of Taoism and Confucianism go to the temple on the night of Chinese New Year. To pray to the Kuan Yin deity for good health and fortune throughout the year. The Goddess of Mercy … Read more