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Kuala Lumpur Malaysia has world class accommodations that you can imagine. Make your trip a memorable and stay one of the grandest hotels in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia. Enjoy your vacation trip to Kuala Lumpur and choose one of the luxurious world class five star hotels that are complete with facilities and amenities.

Here is a list of Kuala Lumpur Malaysia five star luxury hotels hotels.

Mandarin Oriental Kuala Lumpur
Address: Kuala Lumpur City Centre, Kuala Lumpur 50088 Malaysia

The Mandarin Oriental Kuala Lumpur is an oasis of luxury and grandeur, designed for demanding guests, desiring the utmost in service and comfort. The hotel is located in the prime business, entertainment, and residential area of the city overlooking the 50-acre KLCC tropical gardens.

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Langkawi in Malaysia is listed by UNESCO as a Geopark. The tropical island paradise of Langkawi offers tourist and visitors a variety of explorations. Langkawi offers some of Malaysi’a most pristine ecology and wildlife. Langkawi ha an outstanding geological landscape and is the only Geopark in Southeast Asia and one of the fifty around the world. Langkawi island paradise is the a perfect ecotourism destination for nature lovers and adventurers in Asia.

An archipelago of 99 islands, Langkawi is once a secret hideaway for pirates. This island which is separated from peninsular Malaysia by the Straits of Malacca is recently recognized by the United Nations Educational, Scientific Cultural and Organization (UNESCO) as a geopark which is a title given to outstanding geological landscapes in the world. It is the only Geopark in Southeast Asia and one of 50 around the world. Sheltered by the mountainous backbone of Peninsular Malaysia, Langkawi escapes the northeastern winter monsoon entirely and enjoys sunny skies when the eastern provinces are flooded. Coupled with natural white sand beaches, lush jungle foliage and craggy mountain peaks, the island was at one time touted as “Malaysia’s best-kept secret”.

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There is so much to see and do in Cameron Highlands, the largest of Malaysia’s highland resorts. Be it walks through lovely little villages and charming butterfly, strawberry and honey bee farms, or visits to delightful Tudor styled country inns and sprawling tea plantations, this resort will captivate you with its rustic charm. Situated 1,500 metres above sea level, about two hours away from Kuala Lumpur, Cameron Highlands comprises a series of little township that include Ringlet, Tanah Rata, Brinchang, Tringkap, Kuala Terla and Kampung Raja.

The Adventure Begins

The journey from the foot of the hill to the summit is an adventure in itself. You can get there via the town of Tapah or through the new highway at Simpang Pulai. The route via Tapah takes you past natural waterfalls, hot springs, Orang Asli (indigenous people) villages, religous shrines, souvenir shops, roadside markets and much more. A quick stop t Kuala Woh, unveils a recreational park with natural hot springs, while further on at Chenderiang, and Lata Iskandar, beautiful cascading waterfalls beckon.

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The Islands of Sipadan is one of the world’s top dive destinations with world class beaches. Sipadan Island is also named as “The Best Shore Dives in the World”. The island of Sipadan was once declared as a bird sanctuary that it gives natural attraction to tourist and visitors. There are 47 known species of that can be found in Sipadan Island.

Since Sipadan Island is famous for its diving spots, this island is the home of Barracudas, Jacks and Hammerhead sharks that is patrolling the waters. The island is also rich in multi-colored reef fish. Divers and adventurers can also experience dozens of sea turtles swimming peacefully everywhere.

Sipadan Island is an island that is surrounded by white sand beaches and turquoise-blue sea. This island is 12 hectares and is jungle-covered and was formed by living corals growing on top of an extinct undersea volcano. With its surrounding coral reef the island rises in form of a slim rocky needle 600m from the seabed. The island has spectacular amazing beaches that tourist and visitors should not miss out.

During low tide you can easily walk around the island for half an hour and only part of the beach near the Pulau Sipadan Resort is suitable for snorkeling, diving and swimming and you can only see the the corals of the atoll. During high tide the whole atoll offers excellent snorkeling and swimming opportunities.

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