West Malaysia comprises of eleven states. They are:
Perlis
Kedah
Penang
Perak
Selangor
Negeri Sembilan
Malacca
Johor
Pahang
Terengganu
Kelantan
Two of the three federal territories in Malaysia are located in Peninsular Malaysia:
Kuala Lumpur
Putrajaya

Perlis, the country's smallest state, lies at the north-western corner of the Malays Peninsular between the state of Kedah and neighbouring Thailand. The state's main appeal is its refreshing serenity; respite from the hustle and bustle of citylife.

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Kedah, together with the neighbouring state of Perlis are traditionally known as the"Rice Bowl of Malaysia". Vast stretches of rice fields dominate Kedah's panoramic landscape.
Alor Setar, its capital, is home to many old buildings which still stand in their original form together with other relics of the past.

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From its establishment as the first Bristish trading post in the Far East in 1786, Penang is today a bustling city with unique blend of the East and West. This is reflected in its heritage buildings as well as in the lifestyles, food and customs of the local people.

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Perak takes its name from the silvery colour of the rich tin deposits for which it is renowned. This mineral featured prominently in the history and economy of the state.

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Selangor is centrally located on the west coast of Peninsular Malaysia and is one of the most prosperous and developed states in the country.
Most tourists to Malaysia will arrived in Selangor at the new KL International Airport at Sepang designed as an "airport within a forest".
Kuala Lumpur was the capital of Selangor until it was made the federal capital in 1974.

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Negeri Sembilan, translated literally as "nine states", is so called because it once consisted of nine seperate districts, each ruled by a Malay chieftan. Seremban, its capital is well-connected by road and rail to Kuala Lumpur, 50 Km away.

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It is traditionally believed that the history of Malaysia began with the founding of Malacca in 1400 by Parameswara, a Sumetran prince. Thereafter, the state flourished under the Malacca Sultanate and eventually became the region's largest emporium attracting traders from as far as China, India, Arabia and Europe.

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Johor is the Southern gateway into Peninsular Malaysia and is linked to Singapore by road and rail. Its proximity to Singapore has made it a popular destination among Singaporeans as well as other international tourists visiting the island of republic.

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With a landmass spread over 35,000 sq. Km, Pahang is the largest state in Peninsular Malaysia. Much of the state is still covered by extensive rainforest. The jungle in Taman Negara, the country's most well-known national park is estimated by scientists to be about 130 millions years old.

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Terengganu which overlooks the South China Sea on the east coast of Malaysia is another charming holiday destination. Its long coastline is endowed with truly magical beaches of white sand and washed by clear, warm waters.

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Kelantan is located on the north eastern corner of Peninsular Malaysia and shares a common border with Thailand in the north.
The state is a veritable treasure trove of delights - rustic fishing villages, palm-fringed beaches, lush rice fields and traditional pastimes such as kite-flying and top-spinning.

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Kuala Lumpur, meaning a muddy confluence, had its origins as a shanty mining outpost for the tin trade in the 1800's at the confluence of the Gombak and Klang River.
Today, KL as it is popularly known, is a bustling netropolis, the federal capital of Malaysia and is the principal centre of commerce, politics, entertainment and international activities.

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Putrajaya, the latest federal teritory of Malaysia, is located approximately 35 Km in the south of KL. It is built to be the center of administration for the central government.

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