14 Places you must visit in Malaysia

When it comes to Malaysia, what comes to your mind? All kinds of street food? Multiracial culture? Blue sky and sunny beach? Today, I want to share with you the famous attractions in Malaysia, so that you can experience the charm of Malaysia when you come to Malaysia.

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1. Petronas Twin Towers, Kuala Lumpur

The Petronas Twin Towers located in the center of Kuala Lumpur, in addition to being a landmark building in Malaysia, is also one of the popular check-in attractions for tourists. The Petronas Twin Towers at night are extraordinarily dazzling and charming. In addition, tourists can also visit the double-deck bridges on the 41st and 42nd floors, overlooking the city of Kuala Lumpur

2. Sky Mirror Kuala Selangor

You should not miss a trip to Kuala Selangor if you enjoy photography. This destination, known as “Mirror of the Sky”, attracts many tourists annually. To ensure you don’t make a wasted trip, confirm the date before visiting as the breathtaking view can only be seen during the big ebb tide (the first and fifteenth days of the lunar calendar every month and the following two days).

3. Port Dickson Negeri Sembilan

Port Dickson, dubbed the “Gold Coast of Malaysia”, boasts the longest continuous coastline in Malaysia, offering up to 8 beaches for you to select from. Buddies who are into extreme water sports can take on the banana boat at sea and feel the tremendous excitement of sailing the wind and waves.

4. Jonker Walk Malacca

Everyone is familiar with Melaka’s Chicken Rice and Nyonya Meal. Foodies should visit the Jonker Walk Night Market, open from Friday to Sunday, for an array of local delicacies such as satay and durian puffs, as well as delicious grilled snacks like squid and fried oysters that will tantalize your taste buds.

5. Legoland Johor

Have you heard about the child-friendly “LEGOLAND” in Malaysia? It offers a range of fun activities, such as Lego theme parks, water parks, and Lego-themed hotels. You and your friends can spend the day exploring the characters, animals, and buildings made of Lego, which come in all shapes and sizes!

6. Cameron Highlands Pahang

Let’s go to Cameron Highlands to escape the summer heat in Malaysia! Its climate is refreshing and cool all year round, making it a great source of fresh fruits and vegetables. BOH Tea Garden, the largest tea garden in Malaysia, is one of the popular attractions in Cameron Highlands. You can enjoy a leisurely afternoon tea in this green environment too.

7. Redang Island Trengganu

Redang Island, which is listed as a marine park reserve, has always been sought after by diving enthusiasts from all over the world. Even tourists who are not familiar with water can experience snorkeling here accompanied by a diving instructor. Perhaps, you will be lucky enough to encounter cute turtles and NEMO fish in the water

8. Siti Khadijah Market Kelantan

Entering the famous vegetable market in Kota Bharu – Pasar Besar Siti Khadijah, the bright colors and octagonal design are quite eye-catching. In addition, female vendors have also created a different vegetable market landscape

9. Taiping Lake Perak

Taiping Lake, known as “the most beautiful lake in Malaysia”, is beautiful and pleasant. You can take a bicycle or jog around the lake and enjoy the beautiful scenery of green mountains and waters, or enjoy the coolness under the rain trees by the lake and enjoy a moment of quiet time.

10. George Town Penang

The street art of Penang, renowned as the food capital, cannot be overlooked besides its drool-inducing street food. Lithuanian artist Ernest Zacharevic’s mural of “Sister and Brother Riding Together” has become a popular tourist attraction and set off a wave of mural creation in Penang. This mural is based on the lifestyle of George Town and has created various vivid and interesting pictures, drawing tourists from all over the world to embark on a “seeking painting” trip.

11. Langkawi Island Kedah

Begin your journey in Langkawi by taking the high-altitude cable car to the Langkawi Sky Bridge, then descend to the Pulau Payar Marine Park. After that, you can enjoy shopping at the duty-free resort.

12. Kelam Cave Perlis

You can visit the Kelam Cave located about 33 km north of Kangar, the capital of Perlis, the smallest state in Malaysia. When you enter this limestone cave, you will be amazed by the naturally formed stalagmites and strangely shaped stalactites, which is a testament to the magic of nature.

13. Mount Kinabalu Sabah

If you come to Malaysia, you may have noticed that the pattern on the right printed on the back of the Malaysian RM100 banknote is Gunung Kinabalu, the highest peak in Malaysia and Borneo, also known as the “Sacred Mountain”. Adventure and mountaineering lovers should consider going to Sabah to climb this sacred mountain with its altitude of 4,095 meters.

14. Sarawak Cultural Village, Sarawak

How to get to know Sarawak in half a day? I will recommend you to visit Sarawak Culture Village. This unique cultural village allows you to learn about Sarawak’s ethnic groups and customs, and experience exciting activities such as ethnic dances and handicraft classes, and you will be full of surprises.

For more information, please visit Malaysia Tourism https://www.tourism.gov.my/