One of the most diverse and easy to travel countries in South East Asia.
Modern skylines, tropical islands, wildlife-rich rainforests and some of the best food in the region all exist within one compact destination. Malaysia is perfect for travellers who want variety without chaos - a balanced mix of culture, beaches, nature and city life with simple transport and strong infrastructure to make it effortless.
Malaysia is split into 2 regions - the West & The East​
The West side is known as Peninsular Malaysia and the East side is known as the Borneo side
West Malaysia
(Peninsular Malaysia)
Modern, great street food, lots of culture, stunning islands
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City life
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Island hop
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Eat street food
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Learn their history
East Malaysia
(Borneo side)
Jungle, remote, adventure
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Mountains to climb
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Go diving
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Rainforest treks
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Cave exploring
Destinations to go in Malaysia
(Split into each region)
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West Malaysia (Peninsular Malaysia):
Our must go's have been starred to make sure you do not miss them!
2-3 days
Kuala Lumpur
HIGHLIGHTS
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Visit the Petronas Twin Towers
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Explore Batu Caves
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Explore the city
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Rooftop bars
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Eat incredible street food​​
2-4 days
Langkawi
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Ride the Langkawi SkyCab & Sky Bridge
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Relax at Pantai Cenang beach
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Island hopping
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Explore Kilim Geoforest Park​​
2-3 days
Taman Negara
HIGHLIGHTS
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Walk the Canopy Walkway
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Jungle Trek to Bukit Teresek​
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River Cruise on the Tembeling
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​Night jungle walk
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Multi-Day Jungle Trek
2-3 days
George Town (Penang)
HIGHLIGHTS
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Look at the street art
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Food capital of Malaysia
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Hike up Penang Hill
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Beach day at Batu Ferringhi
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​Explore the Colonial Old Town​​
2-3 days
Perhentian Islands
HIGHLIGHTS
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Snorkel with Turtles
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Relax at any beach
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Sunset at Coral Bay
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Learn to Scuba dive​​​​
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1-2 days
Malacca
HIGHLIGHTS
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Explore the the Dutch Square
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Wander Jonker Street Night Market​
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Explore the Riverside
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Try Peranakan (Nyonya) Food
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1-2 days
Cameron Highlands
HIGHLIGHTS
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Visit the Tea Plantations
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Trek through the Mossy Forest​​
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East Malaysia (Borneo side):
Kota Kinabalu
2-3 days
HIGHLIGHTS
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Climb Mount Kinabalu
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Snorkelling & island hopping
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Day trip to Sepilok Orangutan Centre
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Mount Kinabalu
2-3 days
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Summit for Sunrise
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Two-Day Climb Experience
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Explore Kinabalu Park​
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Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre
1 day
HIGHLIGHTS
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See Orangutans ethically
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Visit the Sun Bear Conservation Centre​​
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Gunung Mulu
National Park
2-4 days
HIGHLIGHTS
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Explore the caves
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Watch the Bat Exodus
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​Jungle hikes
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Adventure caving
Kinabatangan River
2-3 days
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River Safari Cruises
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See Rare Wildlife
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Jungle treks
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Sunrise to experience
Sipadan Island
2-4 days
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Dive the Barracuda Tornado
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Dive with huge green turtles
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Dive with sharks (no cage)​
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is Malaysia worth visiting?
Yes, it is worth travelling to Malaysia.
This diverse and easy-to-explore country offers everything from the modern skyline of Kuala Lumpur to the colourful heritage streets of George Town and the clear waters of the Perhentian Islands.
English is widely spoken, transport is straightforward, and the food scene is among the best in South East Asia.
Malaysia is perfect for travellers who want a balanced mix of city life, culture, nature and beaches in one trip.
Local Cuisine
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Nasi Lemak - Fragrant coconut rice served with sambal, crispy anchovies, peanuts, egg and usually fried chicken or rendang. The true national favourite.
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Char Kway Teow - Smoky stir-fried flat rice noodles with prawns, egg, bean sprouts and soy sauce. A street food classic, especially famous in Penang.
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Laksa - A rich, spicy noodle soup that varies by region. Penang’s version is tangy and fish-based, while others use creamy coconut curry broth.