Malaysia is a tropical wonderland situated in the heart of South-East Asia just north of the Equator. It is made up of two regions, i.e., Malay Peninsula which lies between Thailand and Singapore, while East Malaysia is situated across the South China Sea on the island of Borneo. Together, these two regions cover an area of about 330,434 square kilometers.

Malaysia has 23,522,482 (2004 estimate) population, including 58% Malay and other indigenous, 26% Chinese, 7% Indian, and 9% others. Bahasa Malaysia is the official national language but most Malaysian people speak English.

Malaysian time is eight hours ahead of G.M.T. and sixteen hours ahead of U.S. Pacific Standard Time.

Malaysia is a tropical wonderland with natural beauty and rich cultures. It offers visitors tropical parks and gardens, beaches, magnificent architecture, terrific food, unique historical attractions, and a fascinating multicultural community.

West coast is Malaysia most developed region. National capital Kuala Lumpur and famous travel destination Penang are located on west coast of Malaysia Peninsula.

Kuala Lumpur is the capital city and the gateway to enter the Malaysia. This modern city offers visitors with its National Museum, spectacular skyscrapers, temples and mosques, shopping centers, and tropical parks and gardens. Petronas towers, with 1,224 feet and 88 floors, is one of the world's tallest building.

Penang is Malaysia's most popular tourist destination. Penang attracts tourists by its beach resort island, colonial architecture, unique temples, and street markets.