9 colonial wonders still standing in Malaysia


Bishop's House in Kuching. Photo: Wikimedia Commons

For travellers who love architecture and have an interest in old, weary buildings, Malaysia offers many colonial structures that are a reflection of its rich historical past. The country was colonised by the Portuguese (1511), Dutch (1641) and British (1867), and was occupied by the Japanese during WWII.

After gaining its independence in 1957, Malaysia was finally formed on Sept 16, 1963.

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