Discover The Hidden Gems

The name Malaysia is no stranger to the world in terms of the tourism industry. Not only neighboring countries come to Malaysia but many other countries come to Malaysia to enjoy the beauty of Malaysia's multi-racial, multicultural, customs and traditions. There are several factors that attract the attention of many tourists who come to Malaysia. Among them is due to the capital city's main attraction, which is the Petronas Twin Tower, which is symbolic of the Malaysian nation.

In addition, Malaysia is also famous for its cultural diversity, multiracial population, natural wealth, and a country that does not have 4 seasons. This is because of the position on the Equator line or in the middle of the northern and southern hemispheres.The greatest attraction for tourists is the beautiful and unique beach here. This is because there are several beaches that are allowed to do activities such as snorkeling, scuba diving, ATVs (All-Terrain Vehicles), and many more.

This National Park is the smallest in Sarawak, however, it houses various types of wildlife including the Dutch monkey that has a big nose or called the proboscis monkey that is only found in Borneo. In addition, there are also beaches, seas, swamps and waterfalls for you to do various leisure activities. The tracks found in this National Park are quite challenging, so for children under 12 years old, their movements must be supervised. To carry out activities here, you need to contact the Sarawak Forestry Department first.

Tusan Subis Beach is the most popular beach in Bekenu, Miri & has a very long beach. Uniquely, around Tusan Subis Beach is also hilly, so you can see the atmosphere of the South China Sea from a more interesting angle. In addition, the main attraction at Tusan Subis Beach is also focused on the uniqueness of the rock structure formed by the beach. There is a rock hill here that looks like the head of a horse drinking sea water & it is also known as Tusan Cliff Sarawak or Tusan Cliff. The shape of this rock hill is the same as The Durdle Door, which is a famous rock formation on the coast of Wareham, England. To get here, you need to walk from the car park for about 10 minutes along the beach.

In addition, Tusan Subis Beach is also a famous destination for tourists who want to see the beauty of the Blue Tears or 'blue springs' phenomenon which usually occurs at the end of each year between September and December. If you happen to make a trip to Miri during the school holidays at the end of the year, you can try your luck to see such a beautiful phenomenon that is very rare in other destinations. Usually, the phenomenon of Blue Tears can only be found in island areas in the middle of the sea such as the Maldives, Matsu islands or Mantanani Island, Sabah. If you are looking for a unique attraction in Bekenu, it is highly recommended to visit this Tusan Subis Beach.

Pantai Cenang is no stranger to the list of visits for foreign tourists because of its beauty and the Eagle Square which is the symbolic symbol of the state itself.

Klebang Beach is also the focus of many people, especially the locals. This is because the state of Malacca is famous for its food called "Asam Pedas". The tastiest and the one that gets the attention of many people is "Spicy Sour Stingray Fish".

Batu Buruk Beach, Terengganu is also the largest and most famous beach there. There are many activities that are often done and many also sell food, drinks and children's toys such as kites there.

If you intend to come to Malaysia, make sure you visit every national treasure that is the focus of many tourists.