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The more you learn about Malaysia, the more you will love this country! Malaysia is unique for her multi-racial and multi-cultural feature. The Malays, Chinese, Indians and other minority races live together in peace and harmony, which gives rise to the country’s prosperous development. The entire nation jointly celebrates marriages and important festivals of all races, in so congratulating and sending each other best wishes.
Malaysia is made up of 13 states and 3 federal territories, where the east (including Sabah and Sarawak of the Borneo
Island) and west peninsular Malaysia is divided by the South China Sea.
The main attraction of Malaysia stems from having a harmonious co-existence of modern commercial buildings and traditional
kampung houses, as well as being geographically rich with warm beaches, humid wetlands and cold highlands. These are what fuel the Malaysian tourism, making it one of the country’s major sources of income.
Malaysia’s mainstream economy has also gradually transformed from tin-mining, rubber-tapping and timber-producing to manufacturing and industrialization, in which oil is her highest-generating Gross Domestic Product.
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