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Coordinates 4°0'43?N 102°18'3?E? / ?4.01194, 102.30083It consists of the following 11 states and two federal territories (starting from the North going to the South) The name 'Malaya' is derived from the name of a river of a similar name found in Sumatra. It is now widely believed by the Malay world that such origins are the sole truth for the basis of the name. Peninsular Malaysia is also known as West Malaysia (Malaysia Barat) or Malaya (Tanah Melayu). The term Peninsular Malaysia is used more often than West Malaysia (to avoid the idea that West and East Malaysia are separate countries like West Germany and East Germany used to be until 1990), or Malaya (which is now becoming obsolete due to its connotations of the British colonial era).
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1. Taste the Experience of Honeycomb
July 02, 2008
I had the privilege of tasting honeycomb for the very first time during my holiday trip to the Cameron Highlands, a very popular tourist spot in the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia due to its relatively much cooler and drier weather compared to most areas in tropical Asia. It was at the biggest weekend evening flea market - we call it "pasar malam" ("night market" in Malay language), that I chanced upon a stall that was selling honey and honey combs. After reading so much about honeycomb, I was of course totally carried away finally saw frames of honeycomb for sale. In some countries like A... (read more)
Author: Jasbir Kaur
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2. Tourism Malaysia - All time high
May 30, 2008
Malaysia makes a perfect holiday destination with its captivating attractions and sights. The country’s breathtaking beauty, culture and friendly people have given it the name of a tropical paradise. You are in for a unique experience in the country with a land that is rich, colorful, and full of contrasts. Located in the heart of South East Asia, Malaysia map is demarcated into two main regions. First region is the Peninsular Malaysia bordered by Thailand, and East Malaysia, which is bordered by Indonesia on the Borneo Island. It is not a very big country, with the map of Malaysia covering ar... (read more)
Author: Nancy Eben
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3. How to Malaysia Holiday Packages Tips
May 29, 2008
Malaysia is one of the most pleasant, hassle-free countries to visit in Southeast Asia. Malaysia is divided into two major regions: Peninsular Malaysia, which lies just south of Thailand, and East Malaysia, which can be found north of Indonesia on the island of Borneo. The Southeast Asian nation experienced a financial boom and underwent quick development during the late 20th century. The travel packages wrap Malaysia’s famous and well-liked destination that includes cities, resorts, beaches, island and beautiful as well as themed packages such as diving, adventures, fishing, mountain climbing... (read more)
Author: Priya Singh
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4. Langkawi Hotels make you feel like God
April 30, 2008
The island of Langkawi is a union of 99 islands in the Sea of Andaman. Located in the vicinity of northwestern Peninsular of Malaysia, Langkawi belong to the Kedah State of Malaysia. The largest island of Langkawi is the eponymous Pulau Langkawi. Boasting of the scenic views of mountains of Peninsular Malaysia, this island is dotted with gorgeous sandy beaches, lush woodland and pristine lakes among others. Among the best attractions of Langkawi is the Cable Car tour over Gunung Mat Cincang. Since the city is an excellent tourist spot, all Langkawi Hotels offer heavenly lodging experienc... (read more)
Author: Nancy Eben
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5. Langkawi: Heaven of Ecotourism and Travel Adventure
July 13, 2007
Langkawi situated just off the northwestern coast of Peninsular Malaysia comprises a group of 104 tropical islands during the low tides and 99 Island during the high tides. The main island Langkawi, is 47. 848 Hectare followed by Pulau Dayang Bunting and Pulau Tuba while some of the others appear to be mere dots in the emerald green ocean when viewed from the air. In Langkawi a nature adventure had a true-blue naturalist as their guide. The guide’s name is Irshad Mobarak. Dubbed the Jungle-wallah (Jungle-fellow) of Langkawi (http://www.junglewallah.com), he is perfect for the job as he posse... (read more)
Author: Khairul Syahir AH
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