Best country to visit

with family
By: Aminath Thoma (S21022738)
Nasrath Ali (S21022754)
Contents
➢Introduction

➢Why did We Choose Malaysia?

➢Country Profile

➢Famous and Important Places

➢Culture and Traditions

➢Foods

➢Conclusion
Introduction
• As you all know the purpose of
this presentation is to talk about
the best country to visit with
family.

• As such we will talk about why we

choose Malaysia, famous and
important places, culture and
foods, traditions and a final
conclusion.
Why did we choose Malaysia?
• Due to it’s beautiful attractions, child
friendly parks, places which will be
explained in the coming slides.

• Due to it’s rich culture.

• Islam being the majority religion in practice.

• Due to the variety of foods available.(will be

discussed in coming slides)
Country Profile
• Federation of Malaysia

• Capital: Kula Lumpur

• Population: 32.7 million ( Department of statistics Malaysia 15,July 2020)

• Major Languages: Malay ( Official), English, Chinese dialects, Tamil, Telugu,

Malayalam

• Major Religions: Islam, Buddhism, Taoism, Hinduism, Christianity, Sikhism

• Life Expectancy : 73 years (men), 78 years ( women)

• Currency: Malaysian Ringgit

• Leaders: Abdullah, ( Head of state), Muhyiddin Yassin ( Prime Minister)

(BBC News World Asia Pacific Country Profile, 02 March 2020)

Famous and
Important
places
Petronas Twin Tower
• Kuala Lumpur’s one of the most famous
landmark is its twin towers.

• It is build by using reinforced concrete, steel,

and glass.

• It was the tallest towers in the world till

2012, the twin skyscrapers is still the tallest
twin buildings in the world. (12 Top rated Tourist
Attractions in Kuala Lumpur,Diana Bocco, January 15 2021)
KLCC Park
▪ KLCC Park, located at the feet of the Petronas
Twin Towers, is one of the largest urban park (50-
acre sanctuary for both humans and animals).

▪ KLCC's main attraction is Lake Symphony (very

big lake).

▪ Also, it includes a1.3-kilometer-long rubberized

jogging path, a wading pool, a two-acre
children's playground, and plenty of photo
options.( 12 Top rated Tourist Attractions in Kuala Lumpur,Diana Bocco,
January 15 2021)
Kuala Lumpur Bird Park
• A spectacular tropical aviary covering 20.9
acres. It is one of the world's largest covered
bird parks.
• It has more than 2,000 birds (most local ones
and 10% imported from Tanzania and
Europe)
• The park has 4 zones. Out of which zone 4 is
one of the most popular (walk-in parrot
enclosure)
( 12 Top rated Tourist Attractions in Kuala Lumpur,Diana Bocco, January 15 2021)
Kuala Lumpur Tower
• Among the tallest freestanding towers in the

world (tallest in Southeast Asia).

• Visitors can go up to the revolving restaurant or

the open-air observation platform.

• There are lot of attractions inside the tower,

including an upside-down funhouse museum; a

small aquarium; a souvenir shop. ( 12 Top rated Tourist

Attractions in Kuala Lumpur,Diana Bocco, January 15 2021)
Kuala Lumpur Butterfly Park
• The largest butterfly park in the world. It is
home to over 5,000 butterflies and covers an
area of 7,500 square meters.

• The butterflies are free inside a walk-in area

covered by a canopy

• The Butterfly Park is very close to

the Perdana Botanical Gardens.(a colonial-
era park that covers 91.6 hectares and is
located just minutes away )( 12 Top rated Tourist
Attractions in Kuala Lumpur,Diana Bocco, January 15, 2021)
Shopping and entertainment area
• It includes several shopping centers, street
markets, and many famous cafés and
restaurants.

• One of the main attractions in the area is

the Berjaya Times Square shopping mall.
It covers 330,000 square meters of retail
space and it is among the largest indoor
amusement parks in Asia.
( 12 Top rated Tourist Attractions in Kuala Lumpur,Diana Bocco, January 15 2021)
Parliament House
• The Malaysian Houses of Parliament is a
modern complex.

• It is next to the National Monument.

Commonly known as Parliament House
and House of Representatives.

• the Building has two parts: a three-storey

main building and a 17-storey Toblerone-
shaped tower.
Istana Negara
• Istana Negara is Malaysia’s National Palace.

• It was built in 1928, it is located in Jalan

Istan.

• It was a 13-acre castle used to be the official

residence of the King (Yang di-Pertuan
Agong )
Culture and
Tradition
Culture and Traditions
• The people Of Malaysia are a mixed of
Chinese,

Indian and Native Malay Influence

• Malays are the largest ethnic group.

• The Malay Chinese are 25% of the

population.

• While Malay Indians are 10% of population.

Culture and Traditions
• Be part of a festival to learn more about Malaysian Culture
and

Traditions.

• Most world religions exist in the country.Hence a lot of

festivals and Celebrations take place.
Examples : Eid, Chinese New Year, Diwali, and Christmas Hari
Raya Aidilfitri, Awal Muharram, Sabah Kaamatan and Sarawak
Gawai Festival ( Malay Festivals).

• In addition, they host smaller religious festivals, such as the

Hindu Thaipusam festival, (which includes a procession from
the heart of Kuala Lumpur that ends at the Batu Caves)
Culture and Traditions
• Much of Malaysia’s architecture was influenced
by colonial rulers (British, Dutch and
Portuguese).

• Many modern buildings have Moorish design

elements due to Islamic influence and beautiful
mosques can be explored throughout the length
and breadth of the country.

• Some communities continue to live in traditional

longhouses
Culture and Traditions
• Handicrafts industry is growing. It is influenced by Islam,
and much of the designs are influenced by nature.

• You can buy pottery, wooden crafts, bronze and brass,

traditional silver jewelry and tribal head dresses in most
of the regions.

• The native Orang Ulu shows their artistic ability, with

wood carvings, murals, and intricate beadwork, as well
as spirit sculptures.

• Also there are a variety a music and dance. Example

Silat, Dragon Dance
Culture and Traditions
• Malay women do not shake hands with men

• Malay Chinese shake hands lightly and for a

long time

• Bring Chocolates or Pastries if invited.

• Western clothing is popular and acceptable

Foods Of Malaysia
• The Malaysian cuisine is a mixture of cooking cultures from India,
China, the Middle East, Indonesia, and several European countries.

• Malay food is strong, spicy and aromatic, combining the rich tastes of
the many herbs and spices commonly found in Southeast Asia.

• Rice and noodles are the staple of Malay food.

• Nasi Lemak: Considered the national dish of Malaysia, nasi

lemak (meaning ‘fat rice’) is made with rice, coconut milk, and
pandan leaves. It can include sambal, prawns, fried anchovies,
cucumber, and peanuts in the mixture or as side dishes.
Conclusion
• Malaysia is truly a unique destination and one of a kind. The Southeast
Asian Nation is an amalgamation of the cultures and traditions of other
countries in the region. In addition, it is one such country that caters to all
segment of travellers, be it be honeymooners, family or solo traveler.

• Malaysia is among the top 25 Most Peaceful Country, currently ranked 20th
in the 2020 Global Peace Index by the Institute for Economics and Peace
(IEP).

• Known for its tagline ‘Truly Asia’, Malaysia has long since cemented its
reputation as one of the world’s top tourist destinations. Other than
UNESCO World Heritage Sites like Mount Kinabalu, Kota Kinabalu National
Park, Malacca City and pristine marine parks, – it is also one of Southeast
Asia’s most vibrant economies that can be the launchpad for your education
and career
Thank You! ☺