Malaysia

Malaysia, a tropical country in Southeast Asia, is divided into Peninsular Malaysia and East Malaysia on Borneo. It shares borders with Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia, and surrounds Brunei. The country is home to diverse ethnic groups, with Malays, Chinese, and Indians being the largest. Kuala Lumpur is the capital and cultural hub. Malaysia's climate is tropical, with rainforests and diverse geography, including mountains and coastal plains. The economy relies on oil, gas, and agriculture, with significant production of palm oil, cacao, and rubber.

What are the two main regions of Malaysia and where are they located?

Describe the ethnic composition of Malaysia's population.

What is the significance of Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia?

Explain the climate of Malaysia and its geographical features.

What are some of the major agricultural products of Malaysia?

Discuss the environmental impact of oil palm plantations in Malaysia.

What is Mount Kinabalu and why is it significant?