As Malaysia’s premier Marine Protected Area the diving around Sipadan Island offers stunning coral gardens and impressive wall diving. The large resident population of green sea turtles (Chelonia mydas) are one of the top reasons for diving in the park. Around Sipadan, green sea turtles flourish on the reef tops and on the walls which offer them many ledges to rest on. There’s also a turtle cave dive site to explore too!

Rustic and idyllic, Kampung Jubakar Pantai is a small fishing village situated in Tumpat, Kelantan. Lapped by the waters of the South China Sea, the tranquil environment takes visitors away from the hustle and bustle of city life, to a laidback environment with swaying coconut trees, charming Malay houses, small fishing boats and modest stalls by the road. The calm waters of the beach is broken only by the ripples of fishing boats that return at dawn with their fresh catch.

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Langkawi Sky Bridge, Langkawi island, Malaysia, Southeast Asia

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Aerial view of the Fisherman's village in Perhentian Island, Terengganu, Malaysia.

fisherman's cottage and pier at sunrise.

Experience the spectacular glass floor on the topmost level of the Maha Tower. This innovative structure allows you to “walk on air” as it gives visitors a stunning view of the Langkawi archipelago – right under your feet. The tower’s unique tilted viewing window also allows visitors to “hover” over the panoramic views of the bustling crowds dotted around the esplanade, coupled with the magical sparkle of the vast Andaman Sea.

Experience the spectacular glass floor on the topmost level of the Maha Tower. This innovative structure allows you to “walk on air” as it gives visitors a stunning view of the Langkawi archipelago – right under your feet. The tower’s unique tilted viewing window also allows visitors to “hover” over the panoramic views of the bustling crowds dotted around the esplanade, coupled with the magical sparkle of the vast Andaman Sea.

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Sunset

It is among the last traditional Malay fishing village along the Straits of Tebrau. Based on 2015 census, around 148 families still live in this village, of which 70% are fishermen. It covers an area of 122.30 acres, and rich in fauna and flora including its mangrove swamps. Bird watching is a very popular activity with the locals and tourists alike. A total of 186 species of migratory birds and 447 of local birds can be seen in the village during a specific season.

The Bajau Laut are known as ‘Sea Gypsies’ due to their nomadic, seafaring way of life

Boat ride along the coast of Sungai Melayu, and to the mangrove swamp

Kapas Island is an island located about 6km east of Marang,Terengganu,Malaysia. Kapas Island, refers to the island's white beaches.

The drawbridge has a 23-metre-wide single-carriageway that spans 638 metres over the mouth of Terengganu River. It connects Muara Selatan (South Bank), a reclaimed area in the Kuala Terengganu city centre, near Tanjung, and Muara Utara (North Bank) in Seberang Takir.

Landscape of a stranded boat at a tropical beach in Terengganu, Malaysia Located at Jambu Bongkok village, Marang, Terengganu, Malaysia.

Bako National Park Sarawak Malaysia Iconic stone. Including in a photo is Frog stone beside this Keris handle like iconic stone. Keris is a traditional malay weapon sword with distinctive design.