Malaysia is a country blessed with natural, out-of-the-world beauty combined with a myriad of cultural influences that inspires the birth of a true tourist attraction. The landmarks in Malaysia signify the aesthetic expression of culture and everything about Malaysia. One of the most famous landmarks is the Batu Caves, containing brilliant rock formations, recreating the scenes of Indian mythology.
The infamous Thaipusam festival held annually here is a massive tourist attraction, drawing tourists to the mysticism of Indian culture. Besides that, the pride of Malaysia currently rests with the Petronas Twin Towers, and the KL Tower, erected in the heart of KL's commercial hub. The wonderful glimpse of the city can be witnessed and cherished from the peak of these towers.
From the National Planetarium to the Royal Selangor house, the landmarks in Malaysia have always something to offer from education to excitement for the whole family.
Where to go
A Financial Park (Ujana Kewangan), Labuan
Located strategically in the heart of town, only 8 minutes away from the airport, the Financial Park rooms for accommodation, meetings, seminars, office and even shoplots. There are even office towers showcasing every sector in the offshore industry, such as offshore banks, offshore insurance and other offshore support companies.
Dataran Bandaraya, Johor
Slightly raised above the ground, it comprises a clock tower that faces a series of fountains and the open lawns that has been a popular venue for outdoor performances and events.
Dataran Merdeka, Kuala Lumpur
Here is the place where the Malayan flag, at midnight on August 30, 1957, was hoisted for the first time in the country's history upon gaining independence from the British rule.
Keris Monument, Selangor
This towering silver coloured keris is specially designed memorial depicts the Keris Semenanjung which symbolises power, strength and unity.
Menara Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Lumpur
The Kuala Lumpur Tower (KL Tower or Menara KL) which looms majestically at a height of 421m above sea level, is more than just a prominent and arresting landmark. It is the world's fifth tallest communication and multimedia broadcasting tower to date, as well as a novel composition of retail, leisure, and entertainment hub - including the world's highest McDonalds.
Parliament House, Kuala Lumpur
Officially opened in 1963,the House of Representatives and the Senate are located in the building. One can catch an excellent view of the Parliament House from the National Monument at the Lake Gardens.
Penang Bridge, Penang
The Penang Bridge is a 13.5km long bridge stretching from Seberang Prai on the mainland to Gelugor on the island, this is one of the many architectural wonders you can see in Malaysia.
Petronas Twin Towers (KLCC), Kuala Lumpur
The Petronas Twin Towers was designed to symbolise strength and grace using geometric principles typified in Islamic architecture.
