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Petronas Twin Towers
These two towers are the tallest twin towers in the world, with a length of 452 m, and they are made up of 88 floors, and their construction was completed in 1988, and visitors can walk on the sky bridge or the suspended bridge, which is a corridor surrounded by glass walls at a height of 170 m above the ground Connecting them, the 86th floor of them has a observation deck from which the city can be seen from a height of 370 meters.
Sabah State
The state of Sabah is one of the best places on earth for nature lovers, and it is part of the island of Borneo, located in the east of the state of Malaysia, and it is filled with reserves dedicated to the protection of rare animals such as orangutans, and sun bears, and is home to Mount Kinabalu which is intended by many mountain climbers.
Langkawi Island
Langkawi is made up of a group of 99 islands located in the Andaman Sea, which provides tourists with a distinct feeling of calm and natural environment, through long white beaches, gardens, lakes, coconut trees, and warm sunlight. Tourists on the island can enjoy walking along the beaches And watching wildlife such as: watching lizards, watching macaque monkeys swimming, and tourists can reach the island through the ferry from Kuala Perlis, Penang, Kuala Keda, or via an internal flight from Kuala Lumpur International Airport.
Terengganu Mosque
One of the most beautiful mosques on earth, the Crystal Mosque, built of glass, steel and located in the city of Terengganu, looks amazing at night with yellow, blue, pink and green lights.
Malacca Strait Mosque
This mosque, built on the artificial island of Malacca, is an example of Islamic and Malaysian architecture and unique interiors. It includes a prayer hall, library, and learning area, and when water levels rise, it appears to float on its roof.
