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Visit Malaysia Year 2007 Travel Info.
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Welcomed to Malaysia !
The Visit Malaysia Year (VMY) 2007, the third such event to be held after more than a decade, aims to aggressively market and promote the country as a major international tourist destination.
With various events held throughout the year, tourists are encouraged to stay longer, thus increasing their expenditures as well.
It will also stimulate the growth of domestic tourism in Malaysia. Many programs and activities are planned, among them is "Malaysia Welcomes the World".
VMY 2007 will be more special as it will coincide with Malaysia's 50th years of independence. This website will keep you updated with all kind of information that is related to Malaysia. Everyone is invited to share their articles and information, anything about Malaysia. If you have anything, please do so. We are glad to be helpful to you.
Have fun in Malaysia!
Places of Interest
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Petronas Twin Towers - Towering at a height of 452 metres (1483 feet), the Petronas Twin Towers is the highest twin towers in the world. Built to 88 storeys and 32000 windows, the towers are connected via a skybridge. You must book your time to access the skybridge for an excellent birds-eye view of the Kuala Lumpur city. The towers were featured in the movie Entrapment starring Sean Connery and Caterine Zeta Jones. When visiting the towers, take a stroll at the KLCC park (20 hectares or 50 acres) located adjacent to the towers and indulge yourself in shopping at the Suria KLCC located inside the towers.
Pulau Pinang (Penang Island) -
Affectionately known as Pearl of the Orient, Penang is famous for
its natural beauty and exotic heritage. Located at the northern part
of Malaysia, Penang, a bustling island, has a large variety of
culture, people and food within the 285 square kilometres enclave.
So diversed, you will be able to find churches, Chinese temples,
Indian temples and Muslim mosques all within a five minutes walk.
Colonial buildings still exist and are constantly being restored to
its former glory. When you are at the Pearl of the Orient, you must
sample the hawker food found at abundance, take a ferry ride
(especially at night) and stroll along the beaches of Batu
Ferringi. For more information, please visit here |
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