Malaysia Has Much To Offer For Adventurists

Bandar Seri Begawan - We all know that Malaysia is a popular holiday destination among Bruneians, however, not many people are aware of the multitude of thrilling activities available to those seeking a challenging and fulfilling experience while vacationing there.
The mere mention of holidaying in Malaysia typically brings to mind images of people walking through glitzy shopping malls in Kuala Lumpur or long queues of cars waiting to enter Miri.
"This should not always be the case," Director of Tourism Malaysia (Brunei Office) Jamilah Abdul Halim told the Bulletin.
"Malaysia offers several holiday activities that indulges in adventure-tourism and eco-tourism, such as diving along the eastern coasts of Peninsular Malaysia and watching a rich marine environment, and also mountain and rock climbing on Malaysia's steep mountains, rock faces and cliffs.
"And of course, neighbouring Sabah has stunning tropical islands that make it an ideal destination for eco- adventurers, with a plethora of activities such as diving, river cruising, mountain climbing, white water rafting and caving.
"For cultural and nature buffs, make a beeline to Sarawak. The state presents enthusiasts with varying degrees of attractions which boasts numerous protected national parks, the Sarawak Cultural Village situated at Mount Santubong which showcases the lifestyles and traditional dwellings of the major ethnic groups, and the intrinsic river cruises which will take you back to the historical journey of Sir James Brooke along the Kuching. River.
"If you love dolphin watching, you can head to the Santubong Peninsula," she explained, before moving on to say thatthe Cat Museum in Kuching is a must-see for feline lovers.
"The museum is the first of its kind in the world, boasting an interesting display of all things feline," she added.
The Tourism Malaysia office is located on the first floor of the Rizqun International Hotel.
Tourism Malaysia aims to promote Malaysia as an outstanding tourist destination. It also aims to showcase the country's unique wonders, attractions and cultures; develop domestic tourism and enhance Malaysia's share of the market for meetings, incentives, conventions and exhibitions.
"Our tagline, 'Malaysia, Truly Asia' captures and defines the essence of the country's unique diversity," she concluded. -- Courtesy of Borneo Bulletin