While plenty of people flock to Bangkok, Malaysia remains a bit of a mystery for many of us. But the country is having a well-deserved moment in the sun, finds Fiona McIntosh F inding an empty beach in Southeast Asia is a bit like trying to find a pint in London for under a fiver. It’s a rare beast. Yet here I am, standing on a crescent of peachy sand, with palm trees behind me and the deep blue South China Sea before me, and there is no one else here. I am staying at the Tanjong Jara resort in