Asia

Malaysia holiday rentals book direct with owner

Malaysia is one of the most integrated regions, there is influences from many different cultures such as Malay, Indian, British, Chinese, all at one time or another having occupied the region, Today the place is a wealthy hassle free country offering the visitor an abundance of outstanding beauty in the scenery, people, culture, and the sea, animal, and plant life, the country has something for every one.

The main resort of Kuala Lumpur with shops offering every thing from local arts and crafts, to designer clothes and bars, night clubs, restaurants offering food to suit every taste and every pocket from fast food to gourmet.

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Vietnam holiday rentals book direct with owner

Vietnam or to use the official name the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. Vietnam has to its north China and to the northwest Laos with Cambodia to the southwest. To Vietnams east coast lies the South China Sea.

The plains of Vietnam in the most part have higher temperatures in than in the mountains.

Vietnam regional information
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Vietnam benefits from two World's Natural Heritage sites at,

Halong Bay
Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park

As well as six of the World's biosphere reserves which are,

Can Gio Mangrove Forest
Cat Tien
Cat Ba
Kien Giang
Red River Delta
Western Nghe An

Vietnam has an area in the region of 331,688 square km.

Much of Vietnam has a tropical climate with a high humidity of around 84% this is for much of the year.

Northern Vietnam is mainly an area of highlands but also has Red River Delta. The highest mountain is in the region of Lào Cai at 3,143 m.

The south consists in the main of coastal lowland areas and forests. The region is made up of five relatively flat plateaus.

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Sri Lanka private holiday rentals

Sri Lanka a land of mystical charms offering the visitor a wondrous adventure. Discover the most wonderful un populated beaches of white sands and palm trees.

Sri Lanka is a tropical area producing dry and wet seasons. The seasons are slightly complicated by having two monsoons. From May to August the Yala monsoon brings rain to the island’s southwestern half, while the dry season here lasts from December to March.

The southwest has the highest rainfall – up to 4000mm a year. The Maha monsoon blows from October to January, bringing rain to the North and East, while the dry season is from May to September. The North and East are comparatively dry, with around 1000mm of rain annually. There is also an inter-monsoonal period in October and November when rain can occur in many parts of the island.

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