1. Gunung Mulu National Park recognized in 2000<\/strong> Area: Northern Sarawak, Borneo, Malaysia The National Park is one of the two natural sites which are listed in UNESCO World Heritage Site. The location of the site is Sarawak, Borneo. The national park is identified by UNESCO because of its beautiful \u2018Caves\u2019 and \u2018Karst\u2019 which formations in an equatorial rainforest landscape. It is popular among the discoverer because of its massive cave system being surrounded by rainforest. The precise expedition was launched and known as the Mulu Caves Project, which was commenced by thousands of researcher scholars who explored and studied the caves system for more than 15 months. <\/p>\n Area: Sabah, Borneo, Malaysia Mount Kinabalu is the tallest mountain in Southeast Asia which reaching 4,095 meters at its tops point and the Kinabalu Park covers the Area of some 75, 370 Hectare in Sabah, Borneo location in Malaysia. The surrounding of park provides an attractive natural landscape with various ranges and habitats which have a very rich flora and fauna. <\/p>\n Area: Malacca Town and George Town, Penang, Malay Peninsula, Malaysia Malaysia courts two urban centers \u2018Melaka\u2019 and \u2018George Town\u2019 famous for their historic ties and colonial past into UNESCO World Heritage Sites since 2008. The towns represent century\u2019s old trade and cultural exchange of civilization between East and West. These cities are heritage and leftovers of multi-culture. You can also find the development of an urban settlement that merges the traditional beliefs and colonial influence in the region. <\/p>\n Area: Perak, Malay Peninsula, Malaysia The Lenggong Valley is considered as one of the most valuable archaeological site in Malaysia. UNESCO listed the site into World Heritage list since 2012. There have been many excavations on the site that were linked to the \u201cperiod of time before written into the records\u201d.
\n 2. Kinabalu Park<\/strong>
\n 3. Melaka And George Town, Historic Cities Of The Straits Of Malacca<\/strong>
\n 4. Archaeological Heritage Of The Lenggong Valley<\/strong><\/p>\nGunung Mulu National Park<\/strong><\/h2>\n
\nLocation Type: Natural
\nLand Cover: 130,630 Acre
\nUNESCO Petrograph: 2000<\/p>\n![\"Gunung](\"http:\/\/localhost\/TravelsMantra\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/02\/Gunung-Mulu-National-Park-TravelsMantra.png\")
<\/p>\nKinabalu Park<\/strong><\/h2>\n
\nLocation Type: Natural
\nLand Cover: 186,200 Acre
\nUNESCO Petrograph: 2000<\/p>\n![\"Kinabalu](\"http:\/\/localhost\/TravelsMantra\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/02\/Kinabalu-Park.png\")
<\/p>\nMelaka and George Town, Historic Cities<\/strong><\/h2>\n
\nLocation Type: Cultural
\nLand Cover: 370 Acre
\nUNESCO Petrograph: 2008<\/p>\n![\"Melaka](\"http:\/\/localhost\/TravelsMantra\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/02\/Melaka-and-George-Town.png\")
<\/p>\nArchaeological Heritage of the Lenggong Valley<\/strong><\/h2>\n
\nLocation Type: Cultural
\nLand Cover: 990 Acre
\nUNESCO Petrograph: 2012<\/p>\n![\"Archaeological](\"http:\/\/localhost\/TravelsMantra\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/02\/Archaeological-Heritage-of-the-Lenggong-Valley.png\")
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\nArchaeologist called Lenggong Valley, an open-air museum because of their evidence of cave drawings, skeletons and precious finds like weapons, stone tools, pottery, etc.<\/p>\n