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Tourism in Malaysia
Malaysia is one of the most famous international tourist destinations, and among the most prominent tourist places in it:
- Museum of Islamic Arts, Kuala Lumpur: It was established in 1998 AD to be the largest museum in Southeast Asia for Islamic Arts, and the museum contains more than 7000 art pieces, and it also contains a library that contains books of Islamic art, and has the largest model in the world of the Grand Mosque.
- Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur: The towers were built in 1998 AD, which are two 88-storey buildings, 452 meters high, and they were the tallest towers in the world until 2004 AD. The towers are one of the most important tourist destinations in Kuala Lumpur, where they are characterized by architecture that is inspired by Islamic architecture, and also provides visitors and tourists with views Distinctive over the city.
- Malaysian Islands: Malaysia contains many islands, including:
- Perhentian Island: Perhentian Island is two large Perhentian Island known as Perhentian Pisar, and the small Perhentian Island known as Perhentian Kessel. The two islands are distinguished by their white sandy beaches, crystal clear waters, and a beautiful tropical forest.
- Mabul Island: Mabul Island is a small island with a population of about 200 people, and one of the top destinations for diving enthusiasts.
- Cabas Island: Kapas Island, or relative to its soft white sands covering its beaches, is known for its local shops that sell antique ceramic jewelry.
Malaysia
Malaysia is located in the southeast of the continent of Asia, specifically in southern Thailand, and the east of the Indonesian island of Sumatra, and northern Singapore, with an area of about 328.55 km2, its capital and largest city Kuala Lumpur, and its system of government is parliamentary, and influenced by the tropical climate.
Religion
Islamic religion is the official religion in Malaysia, where it is followed by about three fifths of the Malaysian population, and there are minority religions such as Christianity, Hinduism and Buddhism.
