What do lush treetop walks, skyscrapers and colorful beach sunsets have in common? Starting today, these diverse Malaysian landscapes are available for you to check out on Street View in Google Maps.

Over the past year, we’ve taken our Street View cars on a cross-country adventure of peninsular Malaysia, driving to new heights at the top of Gunung Raya in Langkawi, roving the tea plantations of the Cameron Highlands and meeting the ends of many roads we never even knew existed. Now a digital rendering of approximately 90 percent of the scenery found along public roads in West Malaysia is available on Street View.

[Image] View of the Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur
[Image] Tea fields in the Cameron Highlands [Image] Street art in George Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
[Image] Driving through the streets of George Town. Can you spot our Street View car?
We also went off-road with Street View Trekker to bring you a preview of Malaysia’s diverse natural wonders. Explore over 400,000 new panoramic shots of Taman Negara, considered by many as the world’s oldest rainforest, including views from its dizzying treetop canopy walks and ancient trekking trails. You can also hit the beaches of Langkawi, take a ride on a cable car or even jump on a boat.
[Image] Canopy walk at Taman Negara
[Image] Tengah Beach in Langkawi
[Image] Cable car in Langkawi [Image] Penang National Park We hope this new Street View imagery can help you discover and explore the beauty of our country as it continues to grow and transform.

Posted by Nhazlisham Hamdan, Street View Operations Manager, Google Malaysia