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A World of Fantasy, Excitement and Adventure. Fascinating Malaysia beckons all - especially those who are traveling with their families and young children. Malaysia has a string of thrilling theme parks and fun resorts that will transport one into a world of fantasy, excitement and adventure. In theme parks, heroes and villains come alive in thrilling games. Roller-coasters loop and twirl at terrifying speed as thrill-seekers find themselves free from the daily routine of life and transported into a world of make-believe. Malaysia's range of theme parks generally combine a mixture of water activities, adventure, futuristic experiences, games and rides, while resorts are just the place for relaxation and sightseeing.

Here are few suggestions for great family vacation locations below: Colomar Tropicale

Families will enjoy exotic resorts such as Colmar Tropicale - a French-themed resort located in Bukit Tinggi, Pahang, approximately 40 minutes drive from Kuala Lumpur via the Karak Highway. Situated on 80-acres of forest land and 2,600 ft above sea level, Colmar Tropicale has a host activities and facilities just perfect for the family to enjoy in the beautiful outdoors of the panoramic Pahang mountain range. Genting Theme Park First on the scene in the world of Malaysia theme park entertainment was Genting, a highland resort about 51 km northeast of Kuala Lumpur. Carved out of the Ulu Kali mountain range at 2000 metres above sea level the hill resort soon acquired the tag 'City of Entertainment' because of the range of entertainment activities. Cool mountain air further added to its lure as a place to get away from it all and be transported into a world of excitement.

The National Mosque (Masjid Negara) has quite a unique design of more traditional Islamic art, calligraphy and ornamentation. It has an umbrella like roof and 73 metre (245 feet) minaret which apparently "symbolises the aspirations of an independent nation". Whatever you think of these claims, it is still worth a look around as it is a quiet centre just near a very busy junction of traffic. The main dome has 18 points to it, which represent the 5 pillars of Islam and the 13 Malaysian states. Just across Jalan Perdana (Garden Street) is the Islamic Centre where you can view collections of Islamic texts and artifacts as well as weaponry from different eras of Islamic Civilisation. Both these would be best visited during a reflective stage, rather than after, say, doing a tab of E. Only for the quiet and respectful

A'Famosa Water World This is the southern region's playground for water lovers. Designed for families it offers water-based attractions with safe bathing and water activities for children. Among its novelty rides are high speed slides, body slides and jet skis which enable older children to enjoy action-based thrills on water.

For the younger ones, there is the 'Arabian Village', a brightly-coloured playground structure inspired by Moorish architecture. Topped by onion-shaped domes and minarets, the Arabian Village offers unlimited fun for younger children as they climb the steps, go through water tunnels or slide down water tubes and slides.

The Lazy River, 504m long and 3 - 9m wide is the longest and widest theme park river in the country and here families can enjoy a leisure ride together aboard a family raft. If you think there is no fun without waves, just head towards the Wave Pool where swelling waves are simulated artificially and recreate the 'seaside atmosphere'. You can experience getting splashed about by waves - but without fear of getting into the 'deep end'. Bukit Merah Laketown Laketown, at the Bukit Merah Interchange along the North-South Highway. All that you need for a refreshing stay can be found at the resort - the Bukit Merah Laketown Inn, Bukit Merah Laketown Marina Village, and Bukit Merah Laketown Waterpark. Surrounded by lush tropical greenery and natural lake, the resort makes a suitable getaway for the whole family.

The Bukit Merah Laketown Marina Village is a tourist festival shopping village where you can find a wide variety of shops offering items such as crafts, swim wear and suntan lotions. Its restaurant Cafe Le Lac offers local and international cuisine's while its bakery offers a variety of pastries and cakes. Its four function rooms are available for seminars, exhibitions and events such as wedding dinners or annual get-togethers. For family entertainment, visitors can head towards kids amusement rides and also interactive fountain.

The Bukit Merah Laketown Waterpark comprises 8 water attractions, among them a Giant Wave Pool with simulated waves, Slow River Ride, and Raft Tube Slides. The Giant Wave Pool creates waves up to a metre high. For kids there is a Kiddie Bay. A 300m long Slow River cruise on floating tubes is available for adults as well as a specially-designed one for children. The Kid's Water Playground is a unique 'obstacle' playground with big buckets of pouring water and waterjet-guns to spray. The Giant Bubble, a first in Southeast Asia, is a Swedish-made inflated bubble for visitors to climb, bounce, slip and slide. Three Giant Water Flume Slides are provided where you can ride through a 'Midstation' pool or race down the 100m slide directly to the bottom pool. Facilities here include the Bubbles Restaurant, a fast food themed restaurant that serves western and local delights. Wet World Located in Shah Alam, Wet World was established as a neighbourhood waterpark. It is targeted for families who just want to have a splashing good time without the stunts. There are, however, recreational rides like the Monsoon Buster - the world's longest uphill watercoaster that rises and dips for 222 metres. Facilities include a fast food centre, gift shops and changing areas.



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