UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Malaysia

UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Malaysia are places recognized for their outstanding cultural, historical, or natural significance. These sites reflect the country’s rich heritage and biodiversity. Notable examples include George Town and Melaka, which showcase unique colonial architecture and multicultural influences, as well as the Gunung Mulu National Park, known for its incredible caves and diverse ecosystems. Being designated as a World Heritage Site helps preserve these areas, promotes tourism, and raises awareness about the importance of protecting cultural and natural treasures for future generations.