In this new 2010 series you can see the center of Kuala Lumpur with many impressive buildings (e.g. the Petronas towers) and temples.
You can see also pictures of the sculpture garden, the national monument and the beautiful lake gardens with the largest covered bird park in the world.
About 13 km north of KL a towering limestone crop is home to the Batu caves, a popular Hindu shrine in a huge cave. 8 km more to the north is the Orang Asli museum. This museum gives a good introduction to the customs and culture of Malaysia's aboriginal people. Amazing people who live(d) in a peaceful, harmonious, creative and artistic way. Their spirit is still resonating in Malaysia. This spirit you can experience in many ways, when travelling through Malaysia. Highly recommended if you want to know more about the true spirit of this great country.
Ipoh and Taiping old cities with colonial buildings, cave temples and a lake garden.
Kuala Kangsar has a beautiful mosque and two palaces.
Langkawi is a large island, about 500 sq. km, close to the border with Thailand.
Another tropical dream island
Pulau Pangkor is the white-sand paradise per excellence. And has also a wild, unexplored jungle.
More on: http://www.asia-pictures.net/malaysia_singapore/index.html
