Popular destinations in Malaysia

Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur is the capital and it is a new city that combines history and modernity, Eastern and Western civilizations, majestic buildings and shops, demonstrating the prosperity of this country. This city is often a first destination for tourists when they take any Malaysia Tours. The transportation system here is very convenient, which provides a lot of conveniences for you to visit this city. Kuala Lumpur’s cuisine is also very famous and it is a fusion of Chinese, Indian, and Western food elements, forming a Nanyang flavor, with bright colors and rich spices.

Malacca

Malacca is the oldest city in Malaysia. This city is known for its important location on the Straits of Malacca and it is a small but exquisite city, just like the back garden of the capital Kuala Lumpur. Although there are no bustling high-rise buildings, there are many century-old houses but they are still well preserved until nowadays. It was colonized by Portugal, Netherlands, UK and Japan successively, thus retaining the multi-ethnic style architecture, colorful culture and various ancestral residents.

Cameron Highlands

Cameron Highlands is an eager destination due to its untamed beauty and cool climate. This location is well-known for its enormous tea farms, green scenery of ancient forests, stunning waterfalls, and various flower gardens that create a charming natural scene. Exploring indigenous settlements with distinct cultures and enjoying local foods is something exceptional during the stay here.

Ipoh

Ipoh is the capital of the Perak state of Malaysia. It is divided into two zones: The Old City and the New City. In the Old City, the buildings are very old and the streets are very narrow. However, in the New City, it is full of modern buildings. Many tourists travel here for a short time, treating it as a transfer point to reach other cities in Malaysia. Actually, there are very famous temples and caves, such as Perak Cave, Sanbao Cave, Southern Sky Cave, Donghua Cave and Longtou Cave which are very charming and worth a visit.

Taman Negara

Visitors to Taman Negara will be submerged in tropical primeval rainforests full of terrain, rapid-flowing waterways, and abundant animals. Coming here, you not only enjoy the natural beauty from a boat on the Tahan River but also trek into the jungle at night.

Penang

The afterglow of colonialism lingers in Penang alongside ancient temples, as bicycle rickshaws ply the twisting streets of George Town. This island is often only thought of as a beach resort but with its long British history and arguably the best food in Asia, it has a lot more to offer. A pleasant circuit around the island takes in butterfly farms and the fascinating villages with thriving local markets as well as the funicular railway up Penang Hill with its fabulous views and gardens.

Langkawi Island

Located in north-western Malaysia, Langkawi is the largest group of islands in Malaysia. It consists of 99 small limestone islands, of which the main island Langkawi is the only island with inhabitants. Langkawi is a famous island throughout ASEAN, and it is a popular vacation spot. The crystal-clear waters, long beaches with soft sands, lush forests, mysterious and spectacular caves make Langkawi a unique and charming place to visit. This is definitely a relaxing spot after doing a Malaysia Tours for any tourists who want to discover this amazing country.

Map of destinations in Malaysia