What do you guys think about Malaysia?

Posted by: NurPah

5th Dec 2017 11:56am

Hi, I am Nur from Malaysia.. i just want to know people’s view and opinion about my country. Is there any special places and attractions in Malaysia that triggered people to visit Malaysia.

aussiejohn

14th May 2018 07:04am

What a sad reply. I will agree with you about taxi drivers. I will never take a taxi anywhere, except from authorised places where you get a ticket etc. But that is my only negative about Malaysia. And as a side note, being ripped off by taxi drivers is not exclusive to Malaysia, it happens everywhere in the world. I have been there about 10-12 times now, and I cannot go often enough. I love the place. Not sure where you got that rubbish about non-muslims being not welcome. Nothing could be further from the truth. I have never had any problems, but then I am different to you in that I respect other people and their way of life in their country. All my Malaysian friends are muslim and they treat me with the same respect and welcome me with open arms every time I visit. So you had one so-called bad experience. I suspect you are partly to blame for it by your attitudes. Give the Malaysian people another go. You will be pleasantly surprised.

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