Gorgeously adorned mosques, intricately carved Chinese and Hindu temples, shimmering Bhuddist Wats, giant deities, ancient cathedrals, mysterious cave temples - these are not just photo-pretty places of worship, but the symbol of unity and harmony that exists in Malaysia.
A melting pot of cultures where people of different races and religions live side-by-side in total harmony, Malaysia is where you can experience Asia in one country.
Here, the Malays, Chinese, Indians, Ibans, Kadazans and dozens of other smaller ethnic groups as well as foreigners contribute to the fushion of diversity not just in architecture, but also in the food, costumes, dances, celebrations, festivals and lifestyles of the people.
All its different cultures have also contributed to a very unique history, which can still be seen today through its old buildings and monuments as well as musuem documentations.
Visit towns like Malacca, Taiping and Georgetown to see the many heritage sites that shaped the history of Malaysia.
In Sarawak, you will be amazed by the colourful lives of its ethnic groups who live in a world of shamans, festivals and dances that pay tribute to animistic Gods.
In the capital city of Kuala Lumpur, you will find numerous galleries, museums and cultural performance centres as well as old buildngs that capture the country's history and culture.
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