Encapsulating the essence of Asia with ancient rainforest, rich wildlife, scenic heritage, and exotic cuisine, Malaysia is without doubt one of the most inviting destinations in Asia. Whether you’re up to a nature exploration, a touch of culture, or a thrilling adventure, Malaysia holidays with us will sastify your thirst with tons of awe-inspiring local experiences as below.
Site of an iconic Hindu temple and a popular tourist attraction, Batu Caves is an unmissable spot for Hindus and visitors alike traveling to Malaysia. Just some 10 kilometers to the north of Kuala...
view moreOne of Malaysia's most popular tourist spots, the Cameron Highlands in Pahang is a cluster of tranquil townships positioned 1500 meters above sea level on a nest of lush mountains. The beautiful...
view moreAn evening walking tour through Kuala Lumpur’s Chinatown is not only the perfect introduction to the city’s colorful neighborhood but also a fantastic excursion into the local cuisine and...
view moreLocated in the northernmost tip of Kudat peninsula, Sabah state, Malaysia, the Northern Tip of Borneo is one of the most popular tourist attraction for its premier location of the meeting point...
view moreKuala Lumpur, where the modernity collides with the authenticity, attracts tourists by not only its vibrant atmosphere but also numerous famous places across the city. Renowned skyscraper Petronas...
view moreEstablished in the early seventeenth century, Cheng Hoon Teng Temple (also known as the Temple of Green Cloud) is the oldest functioning temple in Malaysia that is of great historical and social...
view moreGet ready for an exciting adventure to Langkawi’s charming natural beauty with this comfortable mangrove tour. Check out a bat-filled cave, a cave with a crocodile-shaped entrance, unique limestone...
view moreAt 850m high, Mount Mat Chinchang is the second-highest mountain in Langkawi that is covered with dense rainforests and incredibly awesome rock formations. This majestic mountain range is also home...
view moreThe Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Centre is a wildlife conservation and research centre in Sabah, Malaysian Borneo, which provides cares to rescued Malayan sun bears, the smallest bears in the world...
view moreNeighboured to the Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Centre, Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre is another Sabah's highlight for wildlife enthusiasts and visitors looking to explore Borneo’s...
view moreThe Kinabatangan River, the second longest river in Malaysia originating in southwest of Sabah, is home to one of the richest ecosystems in Borneo. Part of the river is a protected area, featuring...
view moreLocated within Gomantong Hill in Sabah, Gomantong Caves are an intricate cave system with two primary chambers, Black Cave and White Cave, but only the Black Cave is open to the general public. The...
view moreIf you’re looking for an ideal jungle hike in Lahad Datu, a guided trek up to Coffin Cliff will be the best experience. Passing through picturesque virgin rainforest in the gentle chirping of...
view moreJust an hour’s drive from Kuching, Fairy Cave and Wind Cave are two unusual caverns offering spectacular views of the limestone. The Fairy Cave is a 3-storey high chamber that is full of splendid...
view moreTucked away at the foothills of the mystical Mount Santubong, Sarawak Cultural Village is one of the most popular and iconic cultural attractions in Malaysia, where you can delve into the local...
view moreA visit to Semenggoh Orangutan Center is a once in a lifetime experience to see the semi-wild orangutan, one of Borneo’s endangered species. Just some 20 kilometers south of Kuching, this center is...
view moreMalaysia’s first ever UNESCO World Heritage Site, Kinabalu National Park is one of the most popular tourist spots on the west coast of Sabah for nature lovers and adventure seekers. Stretching over...
view moreTunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park is located offshore with only a short boat ride from Kota Kinabalu, which is made of five islands: Gaya, Sapi, Manukan, Sulug, and Mamutik. The park is a favorite...
view moreExciting North Borneo Cruises experience delivers unforgettable memories in Malaysia with some of the best sunsets in Southeast Asia combining with a delightful dining party onboard. Setting sail...
view moreOverlooking the scenic Rajang River, Tua Pek Kong is an old seven-story pagoda in Sibu Town, Sarawak. Built in the last decade of the 19th century, the temple is the oldest and best-preserved Chinese...
view moreStarting from early evening, night frog tour is likely to be the most interesting experience in Kubah National Park. Rainforests of Kubah has many ideal features that frogs love. Numerous streams and...
view moreWith seven distinct ecosystems, Bako National Park is a perfect introduction to Sarawak's wildlife and forests. The park offers a good trails network with a wide range of hikes from full-day jungle...
view morePoring Hot Springs is a favorite stop for most tourists when in Kota Kinabalu National Park. Settled in the lush rainforest, Poring is famous for its hot springs and a wide range of other attractions...
view moreMount Kinabalu, which is located in the eponymous national park of Sabah, is an epic challenge for any trekkers due to the majesty of landscapes, steep trails, thick foliage, and craggy summit. As...
view moreMari Mari Cultural Village is situated amidst a remote forest around 25 minutes away from the hustling and bustling Kota Kinabalu City. As a cultural museum, Mari Mari preserves and introduces...
view moreAs an iconic historical hotspot of Malaysia, Malacca used to be a thriving port in the past that illustrate hundreds of years of cultural and trade exchange between the East and the West. Malacca not...
view moreOn the way to Cameron Highlands, Lata Iskandar Waterfall is an ideal stopover to relax amidst nature. Pretty easily accessible from the main road, the waterfall cascades over tiers before flowing...
view moreThe 100-year-old Kek Lok Tong Cave Temple is one of the most famous tourist attractions in Ipoh City, which is located to the south of the capital of Perak State, West Malaysia. The temple is nestled...
view moreLocated in George Town, a famous historical city as well as the World Heritage Site in Penang, Khoo Kongsi is a magnificent Chinese clan house that could amaze anyone from the first sight. With a...
view moreAs one of the kid-friendly attractions on Langkawi Island, Underwater World Langkawi is the largest aquarium in Malaysia, which covers nearly six acres in the busy beach town Pantai Cenang. The...
view moreOne of the world's oldest rainforests, Taman Negara National Park is an inviting destination for any nature lovers. Spreading a large area of three states including Pahang, Kelantan, and Terengganu,...
view moreSelingan, one from three small islands in the Turtle Islands Park, offers tourists an amazing wildlife experience like nowhere in Malaysia: witnessing the turtle laying their eggs on the island's...
view moreJoining an excursion on the cruise along the Kinabatangan River is likely to be one of the sought-after experiences in Sabah, Borneo as the river is known to be a perfect and easily accessible place...
view moreDanum Valley is located amidst the lush rainforests shrouded in the mist where is one of the most pristine ecosystems on earth. Home to many endangered and rare animals, the valley provides a lot of...
view moreSnake Temple is a unique Chinese temple in Penang due to its distinctive history and features. The temple is built to honor Chor Soo Kong, a Chinese Buddhist monk. Legend has it he is well-known for...
view moreKemantis Waterfall is a well off the beaten path that deserves a highlight during the trip to Kinabalu Park. Nestled deep in the pristine forests in the rural Sayap, Kemantis still remains its...
view moreVisiting the Kinabalu Mountain region, tourists can not miss the chance to see how diverse the ecosystem here is. Featuring a colorful wilderness, it is easy to spot a huge variety of unique flora...
view moreTo the northeastern of Kota Kinabalu City situates a small town called Kiulu, which is well-known for white water rafting along the eponymous river. The trip begins with a safety briefing session by...
view moreTucked away in Jalan Bandar at the edge of Chinatown, Kuala Lumpur, is the extravagantly decorated and colorful temple of Sri Mahamariamman. Founded in 1873, making it the oldest functioning Hindu...
view moreIsland-hopping around Langkawi is arguably the most popular activity for beach bums and adventure seekers as it gives visitors a chance to explore some of Langkawi’s most stunning and scenic...
view moreFor couples and honeymooners looking for a tranquil and hassle-free experience in Langkawi, a Sunset Cruise with dinner will let you witness the archipelago at its most scenic. This leisurely evening...
view moreMalaysia’s largest wildlife reserve, Tabin Wildlife Reserve occupies a vast rectangular area of about 122,500 hectares covered with lowland dipterocarp forest in north-east of Lahad Datu town,...
view moreLocated west of Lahad Datu town within the midst of Danum Valley Conservation Area, home to one of the best rainforests in Sabah with an outstanding abundance of Borneo flora and fauna, Danum Valley...
view moreBoth located within the 130-million-year-old rainforest of Danum Valley, Fairy Falls and Serpent Falls are two highly recommended stops along the jungle hike to experience this mysterious and...
view moreGunung Brinchang is the highest peak in Cameron Highlands at 2,000 meters above sea level that offers a stunningly amazing spot for viewing the sunrise and sunset alike. Visitors can drive along the...
view moreFounded in 1957, making it the oldest national park in Sarawak, Malaysia, Bako National Park is listed as one of the best places for wildlife watching with several ecosystems, abundant wildlife,...
view moreAnother extraordinary introduction to Sarawak's forests and wildlife, Batang Ai National Park in Sri Aman Division, Malaysia is part of a large tropical rainforest conservation sitting on the border...
view moreAccounting for approximately 28% of the population, the Kadazan-Dusun, called the Dusun for short, is the largest indigenous group in Sabah, Malaysia. They traditionally live in longhouses and mostly...
view moreThough it may take at least two days and one night to conquer Mount Kinabalu in Sabah, Malaysia, at the height of 4,095 meters above sea level, there are still a lot of adventure seekers and...
view moreTucked away in the interiors of Sabah, Malaysia, the lesser-known Orou Sapulot is one of Sabah’s best-kept secrets that soon becomes a very new amazing destination for any Borneo travels. The whole...
view moreOfficially opened in 1993, Sunway Lagoon is a famous theme park in Malaysia that attracts influxes of locals and tourists for the ultimate amusing excursion. Encompassing 6 different zones including...
view moreAs its nickname, "Sabah's Lost World", Maliau Basin encapsulates one of Malaysia’s finest wildlife by its special location. Surrounded by a large escarpment which is over 1000 metres above sea...
view moreKuching, the capital city of Sarawak, features an array of pleasant things and attractive landmarks to explore. Take a sightseeing tour and visit the best sights of the city is a should in your...
view moreSituated in the northeastern sector of Penang, George Town, also spelled Georgetown, is the perfect city to stroll around atmospheric streets lined with heritage architecture at your own pace. The...
view moreOpen everyday at 7:00 PM, Batu Ferringhi Night Market is one of the best places to enjoy the nightlife activities on Penang Island. The bustling market features a 1-kilometer stretch of market...
view moreKnown as the first colonial hill station in Malaysia, Penang Hill offers many experiences for everyone, whether you're a history buff, an avid nature lover, or simply loving to...
view moreBuilt in 1883, Perak Museum is the oldest museum operating in Peninsular Malaysia. It displays various collections of ethnological artifacts and wildlife replicas, which is indeed an...
view moreKnown as the "City of Entertainment" or "City of Clouds", Genting Highlands is a famous vacation hub of Malaysia built up by the late Malaysian-Chinese businessman Lim Goh Tong in 1965. The...
view moreJoining the Malacca River Cruise is a great way to experience the UNESCO Heritage Site's scenic beauty, learn about its history, and enjoy a relaxing break from walking, making it a must-do activity...
view moreEscape the hustle and bustle of Kuala Lumpur and head over to the calmer and quieter hamlet town of Kuala Selangor to see mesmerizing nocturnal scenery with fireflies tour here. As night falls,...
view moreFeast your eyes on the myriads of plants and animal species in Taman Negara National Park with series of thrilling adventures venturing into one of the world’s oldest rainforests. The canopy walk,...
view moreThe Penang Evening Street Food Tour is a gastronomic adventure that immerses you in the vibrant culinary culture of Penang, renowned as a food paradise. As the sun sets, the streets come alive with...
view moreThe Tropical Spice Garden Cooking Class in Penang is a cheerful experience offering a delightful blend of nature, culture, and Malaysian culinary exploration in a stunning 6-acre award-winning garden...
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