Essay About Malaysia

A lifetime’s dream – exploring Malaysia
Malaysia, one among the most beautiful places on earth. It’s scenic beauty with number of islands, the tall towers that touch the sky, the breath taking examples of architectural wonders and many more. It’s a blend of modern world and a nation that is fast developing on various aspects.
Located in the Southeast Asia, there are two parts in this country i.e. peninsular Malaysia and East Malaysia. It is a country with many different regions each with its own unique features that makes it a perfect destination for the tourists. The country has made tremendous development in the past 50 years and one can see those changes after visiting it; Malaysia-then and now.
The transportation in Malaysia begun during the British colonial rule in the country. Those

Hari Raya Puasa(Eid al-Fitr) – It is the most important Muslim Festival, that marks the end of Ramadan. It’s celebrated with prayers and the best Malay cuisine is offered to loved ones. The hotels also prepare such special cuisine for the tourists and it’s a great time to visit during these days especially for the food lovers.

3. Wesak – It’s the Buddhist celebration commemorating the three important days in thr life of Buddha (Birth, enlightenment, achievement of nirvana). The most attracting feature of the festival is the breathtaking float procession, usually of the statue of Buddha. All the Buddhists gather to their monasteries to make prayers and help the needy by providing food, clothes and offerings.

Festivals are the part of the culture and tradition of a country. It’s a new experience to a tourist to understand about the country in a much deeper sense. Travelling to such destinations through roadways is most pleasurable. There are bus services operating between Singapore and Malaysia regularly, including on these festive seasons. Travelling by buses to Malaysia on these occasions is really wonderful. So, more preference should be given to roadways than