Malaysia

Kuala lumpur

Langkawi

Malacca

Imagine a city boasting of gleaming skyscrapers, colonial architecture, charming locals, and a myriad of natural attractions. A city with food-stall-lined streets shaded by a leafy canopy of banyan trees. Kuala Lumpur - the capital city of Malaysia is that city.

Divided into numerous districts, its main hub is called the Golden Triangle which comprises Bukit Bintang, Aquaria KLCC and Chinatown. Kuala Lumpur is widely recognized for numerous landmarks, including Petronas Twin Towers (the world’s tallest twin skyscrapers), Petaling Street flea market, and Batu Caves, which is over 400 million years old, the Islamic Arts museum and the Royal Malaysian Police

Popularly known by its title as the ‘Jewel of Kedah’, Langkawi is a 99-island archipelago located some 30 kilometers off the Malaysian coast. Nestled just along the Thai border, the origins of this sea-fed island dates back to the 14th century in recordings, and is closely associated with the Kedah Sultanate.

The beauty of Langkawi city derives equally from its natural charms as it does from its bustling metropolitan landscape. On one hand, the city’s allure yields to the azure Andaman sea and rolling cliffs that border it on all sides; on the other hand, the twinkling light’s of the emerging cityscape keeps the Langkawi night alive.

Malacca City is known for its extravaganza of art, craft, culture,

and breathtaking cuisines. If you wish to witness a kaleidoscope of architectural specimens, then the old mansions and shophouses in Malacca will satiate your historical cravings.

The crimson buildings, colorful trishaws, and homegrown galleries present here make it a place worth visiting for every type of traveler. The most popular attraction here is the Butterfly and Reptile Park that is a treat for nature enthusiasts and is home to distinct varieties of butterflies. If you’re looking to appreciate splendid views, then Shore Sky should be your ideal stopover as it offers a 360-degree view of the entire city.

Penang

Cameron Highland

Tourist places in Penang include all kinds of places like beaches, forests, temples, museums and so on which is a must visit for every individual. This place has a rich Chinese culture and is known all over the world for this culture and tradition. The locals consider Penang to be the food capital of Malaysia as it has an array of lip-smacking traditional dishes that can be found in the streets and almost anywhere in Penang. Penang considers tourism to be it's only income source so one can easily find different types of hotels and resorts ranging from luxurious ones to budget ones. The Arulmigu Karumariamman Temple is one of the greatest attractions present here.

Famous for its lush green and splendid tea plantations and home to numerous cultivation sites, Cameron Highlands is one of the most beautiful places in tropical Malaysia. Offering a retreat of natural trove, this beautiful district is home to numerous entertainment options. Located at an elevation, the weather in Cameron Highlands is cool through most part of the year.