Malaysia & Singapore handbook - Paul Dixon

Walk around Georgetown and admire the largest collection of pre-war buildings in Malaysia - from Chinese shophouses to colonial clocktowers. To cool off, head to the Cameron Highlands, a former British hill station, for a refreshing cup of local leaf tea. Malaysia is a melting pot of Indians, Chinese and Malays, resulting in an extraordinarily diverse array of architecture and cuisine. Singapore is Southeast Asia's Manhattan - a futuristic city-state filled with skyscrapers, shopping centers and restaurants serving almost every cuisine on earth. From expansive jungle parks and world-class diving sites to thronging cities and orangutan reserves, this fully revised Footprint Handbook provides detailed advice on how to make the most of your trip. Fully revised transport advice on how to get there and how to get around Extensive coverage of Malaysia & Singapore's exceptional sights Well researched cultural & historical insights Includes coverage of Sarawak and Sabah Recommended itineraries to help you plan your trip whether you're travelling for one week or four
Detailed listings for where to eat and sleep, plus where to go diving and see orangutans Detailed street maps for important towns and cities Full-colour section which includes photos and maps to give you a real sense of the destination and help you plan your trip with easeLoaded with information on all the main sites, as well as detailed tips on how to escape the crowd, Footprint's Malaysia & Singapore Handbook is the ideal travelling companion for your trip.