Malaysia Travel Guide Gayot

TRAVEL GUIDE: MALAYSIA

This tropical country embraces tradition and maintains Bahasa Malaysia as the official language, although English is widely used and is also the language of government operations. The Petronas Twin Towers will give you a taste of modern Malaysia, while the Ubudiah Mosque highlights the religious aspect of the country. To escape the city altogether and view a natural peculiarity, gaze upon the Limestone Pinnacles.

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Kuala Lumpur
Sprawled over nearly 100 miles in western Malaysia, about sixty miles inland from the coast, Kuala Lumpur—commonly known as KL—is a fast-paced capital city. Founded in the mid-1800s by a small group of tin miners, it is now on par with Singapore and Hong Kong as one of Southeast Asia’s most important destinations for business travelers.

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Spa at Four Seasons Resort Langkawi
This sanctuary at the heart of the property features six thatched-roof treatment pavilions, outdoor rain showers, private outdoor plunge pools and soaking tubs surrounded by lush gardens and lotus ponds. Numerous spa options are available, including a Malay massage.

For more information, visit the official website of Malaysia.

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(Updated: 11/20/08 SCV)

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