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Nowal has been a freelance travel writer and photographer for almost 10 years now. His expertise lies in Asia Travel Guides. Find out more about his recent travel guide of two historical destination of Malaysia => Melaka Travel Guide & Penang Travel Guide.

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Penang - Famed Tourist Destination In Malaysia
The island of Penang, Malaysia is dubbed as the "Pearl of the Orient" and considered as one of Asia's most famous travel destination to date. This is not quite hard to imagine since Penang has grown into a beautiful city with modern architecture and yet still manages to preserve its historical value overtime, offering the best of worlds in one small area. Read
By: Nowal Kahn | 26/02/2009 | Travel

Georgetown Heritage Walk
Georgetown heritage site is declared as one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites last July 7, 2008 along with the town of Melaka. This was made possible by showcasing a great example of multicultural town deeply embedded with fascinating history. Guided tours and touring the area is termed Georgetown Heritage Walk since you can literally walk to all four corners of Georgetown or if you insist, you can hire rickshaw to explore the whole vicinity. Read
By: Nowal Kahn | 19/02/2009 | Travel

Melaka Heritage Walk
Melaka, Malaysia is best known for its well preserved culture and heritage. This is why Melaka earned its place in the coveted UNESCO world heritage sites. Melaka or Malacca is Malaysia's oldest historical city and one of the most popular tourists' spots in the world today. Read
By: Nowal Kahn | 17/02/2009 | Travel

Melaka - The Red City Of Malaysia
Melaka is the oldest capital city in the state of Malaysia and it is the center of Malaccan history as well. There are many preserved landmarks that represent the essence of Malaccan history right from the occupation of Dutch, Portuguese, British and Japanese. Today, Melaka has been established as one of the UNESCO world heritage sites and shouldn't be missed when visiting Malaysia. Read
By: Nowal Kahn | 17/02/2009 | Travel