Malaysia, a place like nowhere!

If you want to know what kind of country Malaysia is, we have to tell you, Malaysia is not like anywhere else! Land of contradictions! A combination of colonial architecture, stunning parks and beaches, high towers, and unique views covered with tea plantations! From the highest skyscrapers in Malaysia

.and the Petronas Twin Towers to the cultural, ethnic and religious diversity in Malaysia, this part of the planet has become a special and unique place

Malaysia is an advanced land with colorful nature, lush rain forests, pleasant weather, luxury buildings and modern and up-to-date infrastructure. A country mixed with different cultures, different ethnicities and civilized people who live under one flag in peace and tranquility. According to many who have seen this country and experienced life in Malaysia, the standard of living and the level of welfare in Malaysia is higher than many European

.countries. After getting to know Malaysia, your view of the world will change and the Malay Peninsula will become one of your favorite countries

Seven reasons to live in Malaysia

In the last 50 years, Malaysia has invested a lot in its development and progress, and many of those who have come to visit Malaysia's tourist attractions are witness to its growth and development.

In the capital of this country, Kuala Lumpur, you can see the tallest skyscrapers in the world, built with the latest technology and architecture.

The rail, air and road transportation system of this country is very modern and advanced.

There are luxurious shopping malls in the Malay Peninsula that you will find only in advanced industrialized countries.

The road infrastructure and highways you see in this Malaysia will surprise you.

On the roads of Malaysia, you can see countless expensive cars that serve the people.

Malaysia is the world's top educational hub and is proud to host 11,000 students from all over the world.

History of Malaysia

And where did the story of this beautiful land begin? The history of the Malay Peninsula goes back to BC. Almost 40,000 years ago, people lived in the caves of this area; Caves in Sarawak, Malaysia, whose inhabitants were Chinese and Mongolian!

In the history of this country, Malacca has also gone through ups and downs. In the 15th century, Malacca was founded by the Sumatran prince Parameswara; It didn't take long for the Portuguese to take over this area. In the power struggle, this country was finally handed over to the British in the 19th century.

The year 1946 after World War II is very important for this country. It was in this year that Malaysia started a massive campaign against British colonialism by forming the Malayan National Union. Since the age of oppression is unsustainable, regions such as Sabah, Sarawak, Singapore and Malaysia were united.

Malaysia saw independence for the first time in 1957 and became the Federation of Malaya by joining Singapore and the states of Sarawak and Sabah on the island of Borneo. According to what is recorded in history, until 1957 and before the independence of this country, it was called Union of Malaya. Tunku Abdul Rahman, whom the Malaysian people have nicknamed as the "Gandhi" of Malaysia, led the country's independence.

People of Malaysia

The people of Malaysia are warm and hospitable like all Orientals. In the culture and customs of the Malaysian people, you see humanitarian behavior towards foreigners. This tropical country with warm and kind people is great for living, studying and traveling; The customs of Malaysian people are Eastern and Asian and are very compatible with Iranian culture.

The population of Malaysia in 2023

According to global statistics, the population of Malaysia in 2023 is about 33,508,772 million people. Do you know what percentage of Malaysia's population is in the whole world?

The share of Malaysia's population is equal to 0.42% of the world's population.

The position of Malaysia in the world in terms of population is 45. 78.4% of Malaysia's population lives in cities and the average age of the country's people is 30.3 years. Selangor is the most populous city in the country.

The religion of the Malaysian people

The religion of Malaysian people is Islam. However, this country is a multi-religious society. The religion of the people of Malaysia is Islam, and three-fifths of the country's population are Muslims. According to statistics, there are four main religions in Malaysia:

Islam in Malaysia

Buddhism in Malaysia

Christians in Malaysia

Hinduism in Malaysia

It is interesting to know that people living in Malaysia personally respect each other's religious beliefs. The secret of peaceful life in this Islamic land is mutual respect between religions.

The language of the Malaysian people

The language of the Malaysian people is Malay, which the natives call Bahasa Malayo; Of course, apart from Bahasa Melau, English is also widely used in Malaysia and is known as the second language of this land.

In this peninsula, all people are fluent in English; From taxi drivers to salesmen and office workers. The main reason for the popularity of this country for immigration, education and life is the proficiency of the people of Malaysia in the English language.

In Malaysia, learning English and international languages is not a difficult task; Fortunately, the government attaches great importance to learning international languages, and for this reason, in addition to Malay, English is also used in the language of the Malaysian people. Even children learn English from primary school.

Maybe the language of Malaysian people in the streets and markets is Malay, Indian or Chinese; But the majority of Malaysians are fluent in English and you can easily communicate with them. Because the Malaysian government encourages its people to master other international languages, especially in tourism and international business.

Other languages spoken by other races in the country are Mandarin, which is spoken by the Chinese, Tamils, and Indians.

Malaysia weather

It is interesting to know that the changes in the weather in Malaysia are very small and the weather in Malaysia changes by about 30 degrees Celsius per day. In Malaysia, there is a lot of humidity due to the abundant rains throughout the year, especially in the hot seasons of the year, you feel the humid climate more. If you want rain, you should get yourself to the east coast of Malaysia to witness the heaviest rains since the end of November.

Sights of Malaysia

The Petronas Twin Towers are a prominent symbol of Malaysia

Gunung Mulu National Park, the longest cave in Southeast Asia

Borneo rainforest, the oldest rainforest in the world

Cameron Highlands, walking on steep mountain slopes, moss forest and tea plantations

Teman Negara, jungle trekking, watching limestone caves and singing birds

Batu Faringi, an unforgettable vacation under the sun

Kek Lok Si Temple, the supreme temple of bliss with countless images of Buddha

George Town, the food capital of Malaysia