Malaysia Landmarks

Enjoy sampling tea in Cameron Highlands, an extensive hill stations famous for its tea plantations.

Climbing Mount Kinabalu without mountaineering equipment. It is also known for its botanical and biological biodiversity.

Relax in the beaches of Langkawi, an archipelago of 99 islands.

If you are a budget traveler, visit the Perhential Islands that offers sandy beaches but with plenty of cheap accommodation.

Explore Mulu Caves in Gunung Mulu National Park. One of its underground cave chamber, Sarawak chamber is the largest cave chamber in the world.

Take in the view from the Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur

Walk along the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Old George Town Street in Penang, one of Malaysia's top-visited tourist destinations

Venture out on one of the world’s longest rope walkways at Taman Negara National Park

Go off the beaten path to the mesmerizing beaches of Kapas Island

See orangutans in the wild in Malaysia Borneo

Taste Nasi Kandar, a common mixed-rice dish with which you can pick a variety of toppings, from okra to squid

Live the island life in Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park, with quiet Sulug Island and bustling Gaya Island

Get a history lesson on Malaysia in Malacca, with some of the region’s most interesting architecture