People
Malaysia has numerous groups of people each with their own religion. Malay (Malaysian population - 53%), Chinese, Indians, Indonesians, Arabs, and Westerners inhabit Malaysia. Though there sometimes can be quite some friction between the different populations, they get along fine most of the time.
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Neighboring countries
Malaysia borders directly on five countries: Indonesia in the south and the east, the Philippines in the north above Borneo, Thailand in the northwest, and Singapore in the south of the peninsula. There is also the small oil-rich state of Brunei located between the states of Sabah and Sarawak on Borneo.
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Tourism in Malaysia
In a paradise lost on a vacation that takes us to a world of magic, beautiful Malaysia stands out like a pearl nestled in an oyster with only a little magic in it yet.
Here, where beauty is translated into a breathtaking nature, a mixture of civilizations, and a precious heritage that the country has forged over a long journey until tourism in Malaysia has become a golden sector that bore the title of “Real Asia” for its country.
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It is easy to obtain a tourist visa in Malaysia, as the tourist visa is given at the airport for a period of three months for almost all nationalities.
Malaysia is a multi-ethnic and multicultural country, and the English language is an official language spoken along with other languages, and its local currency is the Malaysian Ringgit.
As for the time zone in Malaysia, it is (Greenwich +8), and the weekly holiday is Saturday and Sunday in Malaysia, except for the Muslim-majority East Coast states, where Thursday and Friday are the weekly holidays.
For those wishing to use mobile devices, they can purchase prepaid cards, which are available at reasonable prices from the offices of telecommunications companies located at the airport, such as Maxis and DJ.
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The best tourist seasons in Malaysia
Malaysia is an excellent tourist destination throughout the year, but its semi-tropical climate makes tourism in Malaysia more ideal in certain months, which are as follows:
The best times to visit extend from the sixth month of July to the ninth month of September, and the weather is characterized by moderate temperatures and low humidity.
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