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This pink-hued Islamic house of worship by Putrajaya Lake blends Arab-Islamic, Persian and Malaysian elements into one stunning grand design.

This pink-hued Islamic house of worship by Putrajaya Lake blends Arab-Islamic, Persian and Malaysian elements into one stunning grand design.

Visit this iconic urban landmark and drink in the view from a dizzying 370 metres above street level.

Visit this iconic urban landmark and drink in the view from a dizzying 370 metres above street level.

The largest Buddhist temple in Penang houses the awe-inspiring 10,000 Buddha pagoda, the giant bronze statue of Kuan Yin, and a delightful souvenir and food market.

Visit the state mosque of Johor, a beautiful old building that was commissioned by a sultan and boasts a mix of architectural styles.

You’ll find modernist architecture inspired by traditional Islamic themes and motifs at Malaysia’s foremost religious site.

Visit a country in Southeast Asia that\'s known for its gorgeous beaches, mountains, minarets, jungles and cultural attractions.

Visit this iconic urban landmark and drink in the view from a dizzying 370 metres above street level.

Visit a country in Southeast Asia that\'s known for its gorgeous beaches, mountains, minarets, jungles and cultural attractions.

This historic township, once occupied by the Japanese in World War II, is now a gateway to northern Borneo’s rich world of ecotourism.

This pink-hued Islamic house of worship by Putrajaya Lake blends Arab-Islamic, Persian and Malaysian elements into one stunning grand design.

The largest Buddhist temple in Penang houses the awe-inspiring 10,000 Buddha pagoda, the giant bronze statue of Kuan Yin, and a delightful souvenir and food market.

Visit this iconic urban landmark and drink in the view from a dizzying 370 metres above street level.

This pink-hued Islamic house of worship by Putrajaya Lake blends Arab-Islamic, Persian and Malaysian elements into one stunning grand design.

This historic township, once occupied by the Japanese in World War II, is now a gateway to northern Borneo’s rich world of ecotourism.