Singapore was everything I was expecting it to be. Big, modern, clean, efficient, and expensive (although not as bad as Hong Kong). I've read many people describe it as a little soul-less. Maybe if you live there for a few years the size of the place may feel restricting, but for a few days it was perfect. It was particularly nice for me to have access to all the modern conveniences I don't have in Guangzhou, and not to be constantly viewed as a 'gui lo' (a somewhat derogatory term for foreigner).
As to Malaysia, well, it's a much bigger country with a far wider array of cultures and geography than I could possibly fit into a short stay and a few paragraphs. The mix of cultures is really amazing, with people speaking countless languages, practising many religions, eating all manner of different (and very tasty) foods, and all living in a fair resemblance of harmony. The people actually smile and talk to each, and I never once felt like a tourist. Super stuff.
Just the sight of a long, soft, sandy beach fringed by clear azure water and lit up brilliantly by the tropical sun is enough to put many people’s minds at ease with a heavy sense of peace. Malaysia beaches act as such catalysts catapulting thoughts of home and work far into the distance. Things to do appeal to many kinds of people who enjoy doing absolutely nothing to enjoying many water sports and beach activities.
The Perhentian Island are two islands off the Northeast coast of Malaysia being very picturesque The Perhentian's are seeing allot of growth with TOURISM being the only industry. There are some 26 different PADI Dive Centers and dive shops located here with hundreds of snorkel visiting the islands. The more popular of the Perhentian Island is the small island called Perhentian Kecil where you will find Long Beach which has allot of different cheap budget and discount accommodation from beach bungalows to discount luxury.
As to Malaysia, well, it's a much bigger country with a far wider array of cultures and geography than I could possibly fit into a short stay and a few paragraphs. The mix of cultures is really amazing, with people speaking countless languages, practising many religions, eating all manner of different (and very tasty) foods, and all living in a fair resemblance of harmony. The people actually smile and talk to each, and I never once felt like a tourist. Super stuff.
Just the sight of a long, soft, sandy beach fringed by clear azure water and lit up brilliantly by the tropical sun is enough to put many people’s minds at ease with a heavy sense of peace. Malaysia beaches act as such catalysts catapulting thoughts of home and work far into the distance. Things to do appeal to many kinds of people who enjoy doing absolutely nothing to enjoying many water sports and beach activities.
The Perhentian Island are two islands off the Northeast coast of Malaysia being very picturesque The Perhentian's are seeing allot of growth with TOURISM being the only industry. There are some 26 different PADI Dive Centers and dive shops located here with hundreds of snorkel visiting the islands. The more popular of the Perhentian Island is the small island called Perhentian Kecil where you will find Long Beach which has allot of different cheap budget and discount accommodation from beach bungalows to discount luxury.
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