Make sure you don’t skip these must-do things to do in Malaysia

See the Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur, explore the historical town of Melaka, enjoy George Town (Penang) with its vibrant nightlife, food market scene, and rich street art, among other things.

 Appreciate landmarks of colonial Malaysia in the UNESCO-listed city of Melaka, explore Malay, Chinese, Indian cultural museums, and marvel at the Islamic architectural designs of the country’s mosques.

 Travelers should not miss out on the precious street food, Malaysia’s ever-changing culinary landscape, as well as the delicious variants of nasi lemak, spicy laksa, char kway teow, and roti canai.

 Indeed yes, in Malaysia you can find rainforest resorts in Langkawi, spa retreats located on tropical islands, and wellness stays in the Cameron Highlands that feature holistic therapies alongside breathtaking views.

 Depending on the area, the best time to visit places is different. Visit Peninsular Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur and Penang) from December to February, and Borneo (Sabah and Sarawak) is best to visit March through October to escape monsoon rain.

Go on a trek in Cameron Highlands, climb Mount Kinabalu, dive in famous places such as Sipadan Island and go white-water rafting in Gopeng. 

Explore rural life or stay within indigenous longhouses in Sabah and Sarawak. You can also visit highland towns such as Kampung Rantau Abang for immersion. 

It is in the best condition with local musicians and TV shows being in different languages, along with homegrown influencers and indie films incorporating local and contemporary ideas.

Duty-free specialties, handcrafted goods, Cameron Highlands teas, Royal Selangor pewter objects, and batik cloth are all available in Langkawi.