Indonesia

Peninsular Malaysia, often known as West Malaysia, and Malaysian Borneo are the two most well-known areas of the country of Malaysia (East Malaysia). West Malaysia has a lot to offer tourists interested in nature. There are a variety of tropical forests, hills covered in tea plantations, stunning beaches with clear water, and several opportunities for jungle and forest hikes.

Malaysia, situated in Southeast Asia, is a remarkable cultural melting pot. With borders on both the South China Sea and the Gulf of Thailand, as well as Brunei and Indonesia, Malaysia is strategically placed and should not be missed by travelers to Southeast Asia. Malaysia’s variety is one of the country’s most interesting features. All of these different types of attractions can be found in the same country, from bustling cities to historic landmarks to some of the world’s most stunning beaches and jungles. If you’re planning a vacation to Asia, consider making a stop in Malaysia.