Malaysia covers a total landmass of 330,803 square kilometres (127,720 sq miles) and is divided into two separate regions - West (or Peninsular) Malaysia and East Malaysia (Malaysian Borneo). These two regions are separated by the South China Sea into a pair of similarly sized chunks of land; both feature coastal plains rising towards inland hills and mountains covered by rainforest.
Destination: Malaysia
A Message from Panorama Destination Malaysia: Greetings from Kuala Lumpur! This month is gearing up to be a memorable one for tourism in Malaysia, with Deepavali – the festival of lights – set to provide a beautiful climax at the […]
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Malaysia Takes Centre Stage at Cultural Tourism Event
From 3-6 October, over 20 countries attended the International Tourism and Culture Exhibition and Conference (Intac) 2024, held the World Trade Centre in Kuala Lumpur. The main aim of Intac 2024 was to promote tourism while celebrating cultural diversity in […]
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Borneo Sonic Music Festival Returns to Sarawak This Month
From 11-12 October, Borneo Sonic Music Festival (BSMF) will return to Sarawak Stadium in Borneo. A total of 36,000 people are expected to attend the show, which will feature a stellar lineup of local, regional and international music acts. “Sarawak […]
READ MOREDestination: Malaysia
A Message from Panorama Destination Malaysia: Greetings from Kuala Lumpur! For western countries, winter is coming… But in Malaysia, we enjoy warm sunshine all through the year! This makes us a great destination for holidays, whatever the season. We already […]
READ MORETourism Malaysia Launches ‘Fly Borneo Specials Vol. 2’
Tourism Malaysia and Malaysia Aviation Group have teamed up with Bank Rakyat to launch ‘Fly Borneo Specials Vol. 2 – More Adventure Awaits You!’. The campaign includes a range of attractive programmes and financial incentives for travellers, in a bid […]
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King of Fruits: Durian Tourism the Latest Travel Trend in Malaysia
For travellers in Southeast Asia, durian is a fruit that divides opinion and starts conversation. It could also become the driving force of a new travel trend. Love it or hate it, durian is growing in popularity as part of […]
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