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Malaysia Hotels and Travel Guide: Featuring 14 states and home to the jungles of Borneo, sun-kissed east coast islands and the high rises of KL, the region is best known for its smorgasbord of gastronomic choices. Malaysia’s diverse mix of ethnic groups’ flavour its culinary experience – Chinese food stalls are prevalent in most towns and Malay food is extremely popular along Peninsular Malaysia’s east coast.

Malaysia has a lot to offer: from the tropical beaches of Penang and Malacca to the futuristic city of Kuala Lumpur, passing by the rainforests of Sarawak and Sabah states (in Borneo)

The subject of countless documentaries and travel videos, Borneo is a renowned eco-tourism destination. Blanketed with thick impenetrable forest, undulating valleys, sun-kissed islands and towering mountain ranges, the region is home to super-sized Nature offerings ranging from the mighty Mount Kinabalu, Southeast Asia’s highest peak, to the yawning Sarawak Chamber in the Kinabalu National Park, a World Heritage Site.

Bordering Sarawak on Borneo Island’s north-western flank, Sabah is a Malaysian state that boasts an idiosyncratic topographical makeup. Topped by the lofty granite spires of Mount Kinabalu