11 Fun Facts about Malaysia

1. They drive on the Left side of the road.
2. Islam is the official religion of the country.
3. Shoes must always be removed when entering a Malaysian home.
    Sometimes  even in shops you had to take your shoes off upon entering.
4. Never use your finger to point at things.  You must point with your thumb.
5. It is considered rude to not try something when offered.
6. The official language is Malay (Bahasa Melayu).
7. The average temperature is between 70F to 90F; however, 
     in the jungle the temperature was 105-115F.
8. Most of the coffees and teas are sweetened with TONS of sugar.
9. Times Square Mall is the largest mall in Malaysia with 15 floors, 
    a rollercoaster, bowling alley, 3 Starbucks, a Wendy's, and a hotel.
10. Singapore is just a 5 hour bus ride away from Kuala Lumpur (capital city).
11 .Tons and tons of rice is consumed everyday in Malaysia.
Today, I'm going to list down a very interesting entry. I know that most of my readers here are from Malaysia and that's why it's quite hard for me to rank the following information about the country.

TOP FIVE MOST INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT MALAYSIA  

Listed below are five of the most interesting facts about Malaysia. This is just my personal list based on my personal research
Malaysia is actually a very interesting country and while i was searching about this country online, i discovered some wonderful facts about the country.
There are more than 60 sub-ethnic groups in Sabah and Sarawak. The country has 65,877 km of highwaywhich is more than the Earth's circumference of 40,075 km.
For Malaysian Cuisine, Nasi Kandar is probably the most popular dish in the country. Among the top raned outlets are the Kampong Melayu Flats in Air Hitam, Line Clear in Penang Road and opposite the market in Jelutung. (Nasi is a Malay/Indonesian term for Rice)
Durian is also a native fruit from Malaysia which is distinctive for it's large size and unique odor. (we have in Davao too but Durian is more dominant in Malaysia)
Malaysia got the Oldest English School in Southeast Asia too which is the Penang Free School.
Speaking of Penang, They also have the Penang Bridge which is the third longest bridge in Asia.