A nation rich in diversity, Malaysia is truly a racial melting pot where Malay, Indian, Chinese and small ethnic groups live together. With a tropical climate all year round, Malaysia is an exciting holiday destination as it has everything - beautiful beaches, dense jungles, high forested mountains and world-renowned resorts. Kuala Lumpur - the bustling city with the phenomenal architecture Petronas Twins towers satisfies people all around the world. - Bạn đang xem trang 4
Official name: Malaysia
Capital: Kuala Lumpur
Official language: Malay, Latin and English
Currency: Ringgit (MYR)
Area: 329,847 sq km (127,355 sq miles)
Population: 30,751,602 (UN estimate 2016)
Population density: 92.5 per sq km
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