Study in Malaysia
The South China Sea divides this Southeast Asian country into two areas. Peninsular Malaysia and East Malaysia are two different landmasses that makeup Malaysia. The South China Sea separates the two territories by around 400 kilometers. They'd be around the same size as the state of New Mexico when combined. Malaysia is bordered to the north by Thailand, and to the south by Indonesia and the island of Singapore. A bridge separates Singapore from Malaysia. Malaysia's culture is diversified due to its location in the heart of one of the world's major trading routes. Peninsular Malaysia is home to the majority of the country's population. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia's most populated city, is roughly a five-hour bus trip north of Singapore in Peninsular Malaysia. Many mosques and colonial British and Moor-influenced structures adorn this sprawling metropolis on the upswing, reminding trendsetting city-goers of the city's colorful heritage.
