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1. Agnes Keith House
Historic HomeOn a hill overlooking town and Sandakan Bay, the home of author Agnes Newton Keith is a trip back in time. American-born Keith came to Sandakan...Read More
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2. Baba & Nyonya Heritage Museum
Historic HomePeranakans, also called Straits Chinese, are descendants of the Chinese who migrated to Malacca and adopted the Malay culture; here you can...Read More
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3. Chinatown
Chinatown | Historic District/SiteKL's thriving Chinatown, commonly referred to as Petaling Street or Jalan Petaling (its main stretch of street), is known for two main things...Read More
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4. Dayang Bunting Marble Geoforest Park
IslandLocated on an island with the same name, Dayang Bunting features caves and karstic landscapes, but the biggest draw is the Lake of Pregnant...Read More
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5. Filipino Market
Market/BazaarRight by Le Meridien hotel, KK's Filipino Market—formally known as Kota Kinabalu Handicraft Centre—is a maze of stalls, selling a range of crafts...Read More
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6. Gomantong Caves
CaveThese limestone caverns are Sabah's best known source of swiftlet nests, used to make bird's nest soup, Chinese medicines, and other luxury...Read More
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7. Harmony Street (Jalan Tokong Besi)
Religious Building/Site/ShrineSo-called Harmony Street in Malacca's Chinatown neighborhood (its official name is Jalan Tokong Besi) takes its nickname from the trio of interesting...Read More
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8. Islamic Arts Museum
Museum/GalleryMore than 7,000 artifacts make up the permanent collection at Southeast Asia's biggest museum of Islamic arts. Pieces range from delicate jewelry...Read More
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9. Kek Lok Si Temple
Religious Building/Site/ShrineSoutheast Asia's largest Buddhist temple, Kek Lok Si ("Temple of Supreme Bliss") was founded in 1890 by an immigrant Chinese Buddhist. A maze...Read More
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10. Kinabatangan Wildlife Sanctuary
ForestAn irony of deforestation and plantation development is that surviving forest areas become home to a wide variety of wildlife that once occupied...Read More
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11. Kuan Yin Tong Temple
Religious Building/Site/ShrineAbout a mile from the center of Bintulu, this interesting Chinese temple includes a lovely garden courtyard, koi ponds, a waterfall, and carved...Read More
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12. Labuk Bay Proboscis Monkey Sanctuary
Nature Preserve/Wildlife RefugeThis unique facility provides a rare opportunity to check out the endangered and extremely odd-looking proboscis monkey. Found only on Borneo...Read More
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13. Longhouses
Notable BuildingThese wooden houses on stilts, with thatch roofs and bamboo walls, are the traditional dwellings of Sarawak’s indigenous groups, and (by arrangement...Read More
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14. Malacca River Cruise
Tour–SightNow a lot cleaner than it used to be, the Malacca River is worth a short scenic cruise to see old warehouses, churches, Malay villages, and...Read More
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15. Mt. Kinabalu
MountainThe biggest tourist attraction in Sabah is less than a two-hour drive from KK. Mt. Kinabalu is Malaysia's first World Heritage site and—at 4...Read More
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16. Niah National Park and Caves
CaveThick rain forest covers this gorgeous 12-square-mile park, where caves thought to have been inhabited 40,000 years ago are accessed via a short...Read More
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17. North Borneo Railway
Historic District/SiteOriginally constructed in 1886 to transport tobacco to the coast for shipping, North Borneo Railway was restored in recent years to offer travelers...Read More
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18. Penang Botanic Gardens
GardenA nearby cascade of water has given Penang Botanic Gardens the widely known nickname of the "Waterfall Gardens." Originally established by the...Read More
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19. Penang State Museum & Art Gallery
Museum/GalleryFor a better understanding of Penang's rich, multicultural history—and for a break from the heat—duck inside this stately white heritage building...Read More
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20. Perdana Botanical Garden
GardenFormerly named Lake Gardens, this is city's most popular park, dating back to the 1880s and spread over 92 hectares (227 acres) of green. It...Read More
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