Utterly vibrant,
absolutely captivating and immensely intoxicating – Malaysia is the ultimate
destination for satiating the wanderlust. The Asian country unfeignedly offers
plenty to see and ample to indulge in. The exotic land portrays a potpourri of vibrant
cultures, multicultural festivals, luscious cuisines and captivating
attractions add zing to one’s Malaysia
holidays.
Explore some of
the most incredible tourist attractions and few major festivals that lure
travel buffs to make mind for holidays
to Malaysia.
Central
Market
A cultural
souvenir is absolutely must for shoppers on luxury holidays in Malaysia,
Central Market is a second to none destination for laying hands on incredible
range of cultural products including handicrafts and artworks. Besides being a
best cultural shopping centre, the art-deco structure of the market veritably
makes it a flawless destination for experiencing the magical diversity of Malaysia.
Batu Caves
Batu Caves
are located to the north of Kuala
Lumpur. The legendary site highlights the importance
of Hindu culture in Malaysia
and comprises the three prominent caves and some small caves. A huge, golden
statue of Lord Murugan, one of the principal Hindu deities, is pompously
standing at the height of 140 ft and is a major source of attraction.
Chin Swee
Cave Temple
Situated near the peak of Genting
Highlands, in the state of Pahang, Chin
Swee Cave
Temple is a famous
Chinese temple that boasts an elegant architecture, outstanding sculptures and
virtuoso works of painting. The striking statue of the Reverend Chin Swee, the
spectacular images of four stern-looking ‘Celestial Generals’, intriguing inscriptions
on the exterior wall and the ten chambers of hell comprise the major
attractions of the temple.
Chinese New Year
Chinese New
Year, in February, is the best time to immerse into the Malaysian festive
fervour. It is a time when the country enlivens with jovial Chinese rituals and
traditions. Streets shine with great fanfare and quiver with thrilling
processions and lion dance performances while the skies dazzle with mesmerizing
fireworks. At the time of Chinese New Year, many hotels and resorts feature
mind-blowing shows and events, luring many sybarites to plan luxury holidays to Malaysia.
Wesak Day
Observed by
Buddhists in Malaysia,
Wesak Day commemorates the three big events of
the life of Buddha – Birthday, Enlightenment and
Nirvana. Penang, the state of Malaysia
is the best spot to witnessing the best of Wesak
Day as many colourful processions and joie de vivre
fill up the street of Jalan
Burmah.
