2025 Malaysia Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

This second time of KL trip wasn’t really about sightseeing or chasing photo spots — I was mainly there to enjoy the MLBB M6 tournament with my husband and little brother 🎮🇲🇾. So I didn’t plan for much, just soaking in the city vibes. I have been thinking for taking photo at that spot since my first visit, but didn't get a chance to as I was too occupied with touring around the city and Putrajaya. But this second time, on one random night, while walking back to Hilton Garden Inn Hotel 🛏 from a nearby dinner spot 🍽️, I stumbled across this street view… and wow — hello again, Twin Towers! 🏙️✨ Couldn’t resist snapping a quick photo 📸. It’s now another cool addition to my Twin Towers view hunting collection 🤳💫. Sometimes, the best views just find you. 🌆📷💛 #lifeisgood #enjoythemoment #travelasia #asianwomantravels #asianwoman #travel #travelphotography #photospot #throwback #kualalumpur #kualalumpurtrip #kualalumpurtravel #kualalumpurvibes #malaysia #malaysiatravel #malaysiatrip #malaysia🇲🇾 #shortgetaway #shortescape

After arriving in KL in the afternoon, I wasn’t in the mood for anything too heavy. Just wanted to unwind, take it easy, and find a cozy spot to relax. So after a short rest at the hotel, I headed over to BookXcess – a perfect place for some light exploring and photo-taking. Nestled inside RexKL, this bookstore isn’t just about books – it’s a whole aesthetic experience. Whether you’re into taking photos or just flipping through pages, the vibe is super laid-back. And the best part? There's a café just downstairs, where I grabbed a coffee and chilled with no rush, no pressure. ✅ Opening Hours: 🕒 Daily from 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM Highly recommend for anyone who just landed and wants to ease into KL with a little quiet time, creativity, and caffeine. #travelasia #traveladdict #localguides #enjoythemoment #lifeisgood #asianwoman #asianwomantravels #kualalumpur #kualalumpurtrip #kualalumpurguide #malaysia #malaysiatravel #malaysiatrip #malaysia🇲🇾 #bookexcess #bookxcessrexkl #shortgetaway #shortescape #throwback #travel #travelphotography

If you want to escape from the city heat, Genting Highlands is perfect place for you ! We took the scenic cable car ride up through the misty mountains and it was such a cool experience. Explored SkyAvenue mall, and had a blast at Skytropolis Indoor Theme Park with all the colorful rides and played carnival games..( I won the big one , the last photo😍) The cool weather made everything extra cozy, and there were plenty of spots for food, fun, and photos. Whether you’re here to shop, play, or just chill in the clouds, Genting’s always a good idea for a quick getaway! #summervacay #gentinghigland #travel #malaysia

#postandearn When I visited Kuala Lumpur, my mission was clear: Take as many stunning photos with the Petronas Twin Towers as possible—but without the crowds and not from the usual spot where everyone gathers (right in front of the towers). 😎 So, I did some research 🧐 and found a few amazing spots that gave me unique angles, a chill vibe, and photo results I absolutely loved: 📍 Saloma Link Bridge A beautifully designed pedestrian bridge with a fantastic view of the towers. Perfect for photos, especially when it’s quiet! 🌳 KLCC Park A peaceful green escape right near the towers. You get that perfect combo of nature + skyline, and it’s never too crowded early in the morning. 🚶♀️ Walk from Saloma Link to Twin Towers This walk is like a hidden photo gem for me! Different angles, cool city backdrops, and best of all—hardly anyone around. Loved the casual vibe! 🍽️ Alva KL Restaurant Not just a place to eat, but also a stunning rooftop spot with one of the best views of the Twin Towers. ✨ The food? Amazing. 📸 The view? Unmatched—if you get the right table. ⚠️ Make sure to book in advance and request the tables closest to the towers! We didn’t get that 😔 but it was still totally worth the visit. 💡 Travel Tip Go early in the morning for the best lighting and to avoid the crowd. And if you're planning a rooftop meal, make your reservation early and be specific about your seating request! #throwback #travel #travelphotography #kualalumpur #malaysia #malaysiatrip #malaysia🇲🇾 #salomabridge #klccpark #alvaKL #twintowers #twintowerskl #asianwoman #asianwomantravels #travelasia #photospot #lifeisgood #enjoythemoment

Anyone who goes to KL must not miss these places. We have selected them for everyone. They are amazing. No matter which angle you take, it's great. Popular angles 🇲🇾🥳📸- Vivi went on January 11-14, 2025 ✈️- The weather is like Thailand, hot, with some rain - Mostly focusing on easy travel, photography, and content creation - We have arranged every angle that is great for taking great photos*If anyone wants to know anything, please comment and ask ☺️😍 #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #TravelMalaysiaByYourself #TravelKuala Lumpur #TravelMalaysia #Malaysia2025

#summervacay Marine Beach Bar at Danga Bay is one of those places that instantly feels like a coastal escape. As the sun starts to dip behind the horizon, the sky transforms into a breathtaking display of pink, purple, and golden hues — the kind of sunset that makes you pause, soak it in, and maybe even forget you’re still in Johor Bahru. Set right by the waterfront, the bar has a breezy open-air layout with rustic touches and a tropical vibe. One of the standout features? The wooden swings facing the sea. It’s the perfect spot to sit back, feel the ocean breeze, and watch the sky change color with a drink in hand. The whole place has a laid-back, island-inspired charm that makes you want to stay until the last bit of sunlight disappears. The menu offers a mix of Western comfort food and local favourites. We tried the satay — grilled just right, tender, and smoky with a generous side of peanut sauce. The carbonara was a creamy, no-fuss plate that hit the spot after a long day. The nasi lemak came with fragrant coconut rice, crispy anchovies, egg, and sambal — a satisfying and familiar pick with a view that elevated the whole experience. Prices are slightly on the higher side compared to typical local food spots, but honestly, you’re paying for the vibes — and it’s worth it. Between the colorful skies, beachfront seating, and casual atmosphere, it’s an ideal place to catch golden hour or unwind into the evening. If you’re in Johor Bahru and looking for somewhere to watch the sunset in full color, Marine Beach Bar is worth a visit. Just be sure to get there around 6:30 pm to grab a good seat — preferably one of those wooden swings — and let nature do the rest. #seascapes #myitinerary #couplestrip #travel #beachlife #thingstodo #naturalwonders #localfood

#summervacay We visited Little Bun in Taman Eco Botanic and appreciated its calm, minimalist vibe. The space is bright and clean, with white walls and light wooden accents that give it a subtle Korean bakery feel—simple and inviting. One of the highlights is how they steam their brioches fresh right at the counter. Watching the process adds a nice layer to the experience, and the buns come out incredibly soft and warm, with a delicate, slightly sweet crumb that’s very different from typical oven-baked bread. We tried their scrambled egg croissant first—flaky, buttery layers wrapped around creamy, well-seasoned scrambled eggs. It’s straightforward but done well. The matcha red bean mochi steamed brioche was more unique. The bun itself was light and airy, with a gentle matcha aroma. Inside, the chewy mochi paired nicely with smooth, mildly sweet red bean paste, creating a nice balance of textures and flavors without being too heavy or overly sweet. Besides the steamed buns, they also offer sourdough loaves and a handful of savory options like pasta and soup, but the steamed brioches feel like the centerpiece here. Little Bun isn’t flashy or loud — it’s a quiet spot where the focus is on quality and simplicity. If you’re in the area and want something comforting and thoughtfully made, it’s worth a visit.

Ultimate Travel Guide to Malaysia】Unlock diverse charms from rainforests to paradise islands with one click! 🇲🇾** ——**Urban vibes beneath the Petronas Twin Towers, crystal-clear waters of Semporna, and the retro artsy vibe of Penang**—one guide to conquer Malaysia! --- ## **📌【Must-Visit Cities & Attractions】** ### **1️⃣ Kuala Lumpur | Where Modern Meets Traditional** - **Petronas Twin Towers (KLCC)**: 🌆 **Best photo spot**: By the fountain at KLCC Park (stunning night views!) 🛍️ **Hidden gem**: Free observation deck on the 6th floor of Suria Mall (better value than tower tickets) - **Petaling Street (Chinatown)**: 🍜 **Must-eat**: Kim Lian Kee Hokkien Mee, Lo Han Ko Longan Drink 🎨 **Artsy pick**: Mural Lane at Kwai Chai Hong—great for daytime photos and evening bar hops ### **2️⃣ Penang | City of Food & Murals** - **George Town Murals**: � **Classic spots**: "Kids on Bicycle," "Boy on Motorcycle" 📸 **Hidden photo op**: Clan Jetties at sunset (avoid harsh midday light) - **Food Map**: 🍢 **Breakfast**: Toh Soon Cafe (charcoal toast + soft-boiled eggs) � **Night market**: Gurney Drive (char kway teow, laksa, cendol) ### **3️⃣ Langkawi | Duty-Free Island Paradise** - **Sky Bridge**: 🚠 World’s steepest cable car—go by 9 AM to avoid clouds - **Mangrove Adventure**: � Boat tour to see eagles hunt, explore bat caves, and try ATV on mudflats - **Cenang Beach**: 🌅 Sunset cocktails at beach bars—ultimate chill vibes ### **4️⃣ Semporna | Mecca for Divers** - **Island-Hopping Picks**: 🤿 **Mataking Island**: Sandbar + swimming with turtles 🏝️ **Mabul Island**: Bajau Laut (sea gypsies) water village 🐠 **Sipadan**: World-class dive site (permits required—book early) - **Stay Tips**: 💦 Splurge on Kapalai Water Villas (ocean views from bed); budget stays in town for easy island trips ### **5️⃣ Malacca | Stroll Through History** - **Dutch Red Square**: 🚲 Rent a colorful trishaw for photos (bargain hard!) - **Jonker Street Night Market** (weekends only): 🍗 Must-eat: Nyonya laksa, durian puffs, satay steamboat --- ## **🚗 【Classic Itineraries】** ### **7-Day Highlights** **Kuala Lumpur (2d) → Penang (2d) → Langkawi/Semporna (3d)** ### **10-Day Deep Dive** **Kuala Lumpur → Malacca → Penang → Langkawi → Semporna** --- ## **⚠️ 【Travel Pitfalls to Avoid】** ✅ **Visa**: e-Visa (3-day processing)—apply on the official site ✅ **Transport**: - KL → Penang/Langkawi: 1h flight (AirAsia often has deals) - Use Grab for city rides—cheaper than taxis ❌ **Scam Alerts**: - Skip "cheap tickets" hawkers near the Twin Towers - Bring a scale to Semporna’s seafood market to avoid overcharging --- ## **🍜 【Must-Try Foods】** - **Bak Kut Teh** (best in Klang) - **Nasi Lemak** (breakfast staple with anchovies & sambal) - **Durian** (peak season Jun-Aug—try Black Thorn & Musang King) - **Cendol** (best at Penang’s Swatow Lane!) --- ## **📸 【Outfit & Photo Tips】** - **Kuala Lumpur**: Modern looks—wear bright colors for Twin Towers night shots - **Penang**: Retro vibes—pair sundresses with straw hats - **Semporna**: Bikini + cover-up; underwater? GoPro it! --- ## **💡 【Pre-Trip Essentials】** - **Plug**: UK 3-pin (bring an adapter) - **Currency**: Airport ATMs (Maybank has best rates) - **SIM**: Celcom (best signal in Semporna) **🌟 Malaysia—half city, half island—awaits!** 👇 **Q&A**: **“Best PADI 5-star dive shop in Semporna for certification?”** Bookmark⭐️ **this guide for a smooth Malaysian adventure!**

#summervacay #malaysiaairline #travel #familytravel I saw the flight, just waiting for boarding. Able to capture a beautiful airplane picture. Malaysia Airlines operates a fleet of Boeing 737-800 aircraft, which serve as the backbone of its short- and medium-haul network across Malaysia and the Asia-Pacific region. These aircraft have undergone significant cabin upgrades in recent years to enhance passenger comfort and align with modern travel expectations. The refreshed cabins feature MHstudio, Malaysia Airlines’ wireless in-flight entertainment platform. Passengers can stream a selection of movies, TV shows, music, and more directly to their personal devices. This system replaces traditional seatback screens, aligning with modern passenger preferences.

#langkawihotel #westin #marriott #Langkawi #island #swimmingpool #sunny #bluesky #couplestrip #beachlife #staycation #seascapes #resorts Visited to the resort for our honeymoon and Marriott never cease to provide the best experience to their guests!!! From the infinity pool facing the paronymic sea view, heavenly spa service to the heavenly bed that impressed me the most, they ensure everything is up to standard and exceed the guest expectation. Travelling to Langkawi and looking for the most affordable 5 stars hotel? This has to be your one and only!!! Highly recommend include breakfast for your booking as there are wide variety of selection to satiate your buds.

🇲🇾 Malaysia - Kuala Lumpur I recently traveled to Kuala Lumpur for 2 nights and 3 days, and in this post, I’ll introduce the "spots" I visited during my trip. ※ The actual time available for sightseeing was about 2 days. If you’re planning a trip or are curious about this destination, feel free to use this as a reference🔖 【Tourist Spots】 ⚫︎ Batu Caves ⚫︎ Merdeka Square ⚫︎ River of Life ⚫︎ Petronas Twin Towers ⚫︎ KLCC Park ⚫︎ Putra Mosque (also known as the Pink Mosque) 【Tourist Areas】 ⚫︎ KL Sentral ⚫︎ Kuala Lumpur ⚫︎ KLCC

🌟[Malaysia Walking Tour Guide] Delicious, fun, and won't break the bank. Even budget travelers can have a blast!🌟 --- ### 🌴 **Must-See Attractions** (with bonus "wild tour guide" commentary) 1. **Petronas Twin Towers, Kuala Lumpur** 📸 - During the day, they look like two giant stainless steel chopsticks. At night, when the lights come on, they transform into a sci-fi movie set! - **Money-saving tip**: Want to take a panoramic photo? Go to the adjacent **KLCC Park** to get the same postcard view for free. Don't be silly and buy a ticket to go up the tower (unless you want to drink a MYR 50 coffee on the 80th floor). 2. **Penang Street Art** 🎨 - The old houses here have been "vandalized" by artists and have become global online sensations! Finding the murals is like playing a real-life game of "Spot the Difference." Remember to take a photo with the "Little Children on a Bicycle" mural, or it's like you never came! - **Hidden mission**: While you're at it, eat a bowl of **Penang Laksa**. The sour and spicy soup will instantly wake you up (don't ask why, just eat it). 3. **Langkawi Sky Bridge** 🌉 - A bridge suspended 700m above sea level. Walking on it will make your legs shake, but the scenery is so beautiful that it can cure your fear of heights! - **Corny joke**: The bridge said, "I'm suspended." The mountain said, "I'm cracking." The tourist said, "Ahhh, I want to go home!" 4. **Jonker Street, Melaka** 🐔 - The name has "chicken" in it, but it has nothing to do with chicken (actually, it's because the Hokkien pronunciation of "street market" sounds like "chicken"). The street is full of retro Nanyang style + rainbow houses, and it turns into a night market snack battlefield at night! --- ### 🍜 **Foodie Radar** (Eat until you're stuffed for an average of MYR 10) 1. **Bak Kut Teh** 🍖 - The Malaysian version of "health-preserving hot pot." Ribs are stewed in herbal soup and eaten with fried breadsticks dipped in the soup. We recommend **Sin Heng Claypot Bak Kut Teh**. The owner may even teach you to say "ho jiak (delicious)" in Hokkien! 2. **Nasi Lemak** 🥥 - A national dish that can be eaten for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Rice cooked in coconut milk is served with chili sauce and anchovies. You can get it for MYR 3 at a roadside stall. **P.S.** Watch out for the anchovies, they might break your teeth! 3. **Durian Stalls** 🐾 - Challenge yourself with "Musang King" durian at the night markets in Penang or Kuala Lumpur. Remember to rinse your mouth after eating, otherwise taxi drivers will refuse to pick you up (don't ask me how I know). 4. **Mamak Teh Tarik** ☕ - Indian guys perform "high-altitude tea pulling." The sweetness is comparable to first love. Have a cup at night and you'll be up until 3am with insomnia (order with caution!). --- ### 💤 **Accommodation That Won't Disappoint** - **Kuala Lumpur**: Choose a hostel in the **Bukit Bintang area** (such as **BackHome**). It costs an average of MYR 50/night and is super convenient for walking to Jalan Alor night market for skewers. - **Penang**: Stay in a B&B converted from an old house in **George Town**. The retro fan + floral tile floor will make you look like the main character in "The Nanyang Story" when you post photos on social media. --- ### 🤣 **Friendly Reminder** - The weather in Malaysia is random: you'll be baked into potato chips in the morning and drenched like a drowned rat in the afternoon. Remember to bring an umbrella + sunscreen + a Zen attitude when you go out. - Use **Grab** for taxis, it's cheaper than regular taxis. The driver might chat with you about "Why do you Chinese people love to eat durian?" (Standard answer: Because it's addictive!). --- 🎉 **Summary**: Malaysia = 50% delicious food + 30% magical accent + 20% walking and sun exposure, but 100% worth it! Let's go! **(My wallet says it can fight on!)**

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 Only by experiencing Wagyu grilling can you understand what it means to melt in your mouth! A new Japanese BBQ restaurant in Gurney Drive. It already has several branches in Japan. The prices are reasonable. Ordered the wagyu yakiniku lunch set (RM48) The beef tongue was very chewy and the beef melted in your mouth! Recommend their Special Yoichi Loin, Kalbi and Cut steak🥰 I personally like this sauce. ⏰ Opening hours: 🍽 Lunch: 11:30am - 2:30pm (Friday to Sunday) 🍽 Dinner: 5pm – 11pm (Closed on Mondays) 📍NIKUNO YOICHI Penang 90-G, Gurney Drive, Pulau Tikus, 10250 George Town, Penang. 💰Average consumption: HKD 120 #PenangFood #PenangTravel #Wagyu #PenangAttractions #BBQ

Just under an hour’s drive from Kuala Lumpur lies Kebun Hulu Yam Lama, a peaceful retreat nestled in the small, charming town of Batang Kali. True to its name, this destination sits in the heart of a lush kebun (farm) setting—surrounded by banana trees, corn stalks, and vibrant blooms, with even more greenery in development. This cozy spot features both a café and a homestay, making it perfect for a relaxing day trip or a weekend getaway. During our visit, the café was bustling with guests and all the cakes were already sold out—a sign of how popular it is! We enjoyed their iced latte, the refreshing Markisa Oren cooler, and a bottle of kombucha for a healthy touch. For a sweet bite, the classic sugar waffle was a delightful treat. Kebun Hulu Yam Lama is an ideal escape for families and couples looking to unwind, enjoy the fresh air, and experience the gentle rhythm of nature. 📍Address: 29, Jalan Patin 2, Taman Patin, Hulu Yam Lama, 44300 Batang Kali, Selangor. #cherryblossom25 #malaysiatrip #Batangkali #cafemalaysia

1. Address: 9-10, Jalan Sultan, City Centre, 50000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Recommended points: A tea brand with many in Kuala Lumpur ♡ Local students also have it, the packaging is cute, and the menu is not available in Japan, so it is recommended! Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 2. Address: 4, Jln Sin Chew Kee, Bukit Bintang, 50150 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Recommended points: A shop with lots of croissant dough bread! Whatever you eat is delicious and the shop is stylish and cute too ♡ Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 3. Address: 90, Jalan Raja Chulan, Kuala Lumpur, 50200 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Recommended points: A Chinese restaurant crowded with Japanese expatriates, locals, and foreigners. Everything you eat here is a hit! The portions are large, so be careful about how much you order⚠️ Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 4. Address: 99, Jalan Sultan, City Centre, 50000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Recommended points: If you want to eat something local, this is the place! It's like somen noodles with lots of clams, and it looks like a Bib Gourmand restaurant✨ Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️ #kl #malaysia #Malaysia

For those who visit Penang, we recommend you to visit 📍Penang Hill, another highlight of Penang. The steep mountain range, take the electric tram up to the viewpoint, it only takes a short ride. 👉🏻 According to the review, it says to be in front to see the view. The chance to take a beautiful photo is for those at the front of the line only. If you don't get in front, don't be sad. You can stand and take photos from there. It's just as beautiful. When we went, there were quite a few people. We went late, but it seemed like there were fewer people in the evening. Their nature is beautiful. The air up there is quite cool. There are many types of flowers and trees. The 360-degree view of the city is very beautiful. If you don't like walking, there are many places to rest. You can take a bus to Penang. If it's more convenient, take a Grab. I want everyone to try to see their city from a high angle. It's very beautiful. #tripfreeaccommodation #Penang #PenangMalaysia #PenangTravel #PenangHill #Malaysia #PenangTravelByYourself

Originally, I thought Semporna was already beautiful, but after visiting Redang Island, I discovered there are even more stunning islands waiting for me! Many friends asked if the seawater is clear, so this time I'm sharing real photos. Redang Island is truly a treasure worth visiting again, even surpassing Semporna in my heart! 🎉 ✅ Why I recommend it: ▶️ Super convenient: Located in Malaysia, the hotel staff can speak Chinese, so there's no need to worry about language barriers. 👍 ▶️ Super affordable: A sea view room costs only 600 RMB per person per night, including three meals, round-trip island transportation, and island-hopping snorkeling. The view from the balcony is breathtaking; I was amazed when I checked in. You can see the pictures. 👀 ▶️ Plenty of activities: The island offers a variety of projects, most of which are free. The most exciting is the evening fire dance show, which both adults and children find thrilling, with everyone cheering and applauding. 👏 ▶️ Beautiful scenery and delicious food: From the view from the balcony, the food in the restaurant, to the afternoon snorkeling experience, the sea is like jelly. Plus, the coconut and coconut ice cream are delicious, only 10 RMB! 🤤 . 📍 Address: Redang Island, Malaysia ✈️ Transportation: Fly to Kuala Lumpur, then transfer to Terengganu. After landing, the hotel will send a car to pick you up and take you directly to the island. The boat ride takes about 40 minutes. 🚤 🏨 Hotel: There are three hotels on the island; I stayed in a sea view room at Laguna. I recommend prioritizing cost-effectiveness since all three hotels share the same beach, so choose the most affordable one! 🏖️ 📍 Itinerary: I chose a 3-day, 2-night package, including two days at the marine park and open sea snorkeling. 🌟 Suggested items to bring 🌟 ▶️ Daily necessities: Sunscreen clothing, sunglasses, diving gear (although they can be borrowed for free, I still recommend bringing your own), slippers, toiletries. 🕶️ ▶️ Photography equipment: Camera, drone, GoPro (I rented one). 📷 ▶️ Others: Cash, SIM card (Cele signal is excellent), adapter, passport. 💳 ❗ Super practical tips from personal experience ❗ 1️⃣ Book the hotel on the official website to save money and avoid middlemen. 💰 2️⃣ One trip to open sea snorkeling is enough; I recommend the snorkeling project at the middle hotel—Redang Beach Resort, where you can swim with turtles. You can choose the time, and it's the most affordable among the three hotels, only 40 RMB. 🐢 3️⃣ After 2 PM, the direction of the sunlight casts shadows of coconut trees on the beach, making for beautiful photos. 📸 4️⃣ Small sharks can be easily spotted at the far right diving spot. 5️⃣ There's a free fire dance show at 8:30 PM; don't miss it, it's spectacular! 6️⃣ Redang Beach Resort also offers seaside massage services, only 120 RMB per hour, with excellent techniques and very relaxing. 💆 🙆‍♂️ Remember to follow me! 📝 Malaysia travel 🌴 #RedangIsland #TravelGuide #ShanghaiWeekendGetaway 📅 #RelaxingIslandLife #NicheCountryTravel #MyTreasureNicheIsland #HealingSea

### Kuala Lumpur Travel Guide 1. Travel Preparation 1. **Visa**: Ensure your passport is valid for more than six months and apply for a Malaysian tourist visa in advance. 2. **Currency**: The Malaysian currency is the Ringgit (MYR). It is recommended to exchange some cash in advance or bring an international credit card. 3. **Language**: The official language is Malay, but English is widely spoken. 4. **Climate**: Kuala Lumpur has a hot and humid climate. It is recommended to bring light, breathable clothing, sunscreen, and an umbrella. 5. **Communication**: You can purchase a local SIM card or activate international roaming services. 6. **Medicine**: Bring common medications such as cold medicine and antidiarrheal medicine. 2. Budget 1. **Airfare**: Round-trip airfare is approximately CNY 2,000–4,000 (depending on the departure location and time). 2. **Accommodation**: Budget hotels cost approximately CNY 150–300 per night. 3. **Meals**: Each meal costs approximately CNY 20–50. 4. **Transportation**: Local transportation costs approximately CNY 50 per day. 5. **Attraction Tickets**: Tickets to major attractions cost approximately CNY 50–150. 6. **Total Budget**: For a 5–7 day trip, the budget is approximately CNY 5,000–8,000. 3. Address and Transportation 1. **Address**: Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia. 2. **Transportation**: - **Airplane**: Arrive at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) and take the KLIA Ekspres or a taxi to the city center. - **Local Transportation**: Light Rail Transit (LRT), Monorail, buses, and taxis are readily available. 4. Nearby Attractions 1. **Petronas Twin Towers**: The world's tallest twin towers, offering panoramic city views from the top. 2. **Merdeka Square**: A historical landmark of Malaysian independence. 3. **Petaling Street**: The famous Chinatown, a paradise for shopping and food. 4. **National Mosque**: The largest mosque in Malaysia, with a unique architectural style. 5. **Batu Caves**: A Hindu holy site with spectacular limestone caves and temples. 5. Food Recommendations 1. **Nasi Lemak**: Malaysia's national dish, fragrant and delicious. 2. **Satay**: Grilled chicken or beef skewers served with peanut sauce. 3. **Char Kway Teow**: Stir-fried flat rice noodles with a savory flavor. 4. **Bak Kut Teh**: Pork rib soup simmered with herbs, nutritious and delicious. 5. **Durian**: The "King of Fruits" in Malaysia, with a rich and pungent flavor. 6. Accommodation Recommendations 1. **Budget Hotels**: - **Tune Hotel KLIA2**: Near the airport and affordable. - **Hotel Sentral Kuala Lumpur**: In the city center with convenient transportation. 2. **Hostels**: - **BackHome Kuala Lumpur**: Stylish design and friendly atmosphere. - **Reggae Mansion Kuala Lumpur**: Located in the city center with complete facilities. 7. Tips 1. **Safety**: Kuala Lumpur is relatively safe, but it is still necessary to take care of your personal belongings. 2. **Etiquette**: Shoes must be removed before entering mosques, and women are required to wear headscarves. 3. **Shopping**: Petaling Street and Central Market are great places to buy souvenirs. I hope this guide helps you plan your trip to Kuala Lumpur. Have a wonderful journey!

Genting Skyworlds in Malaysia offers a cost-effective alternative to Disney and Universal Studios. Traveling from Kuala Lumpur to Genting is convenient with the Redbus app, which requires a Malaysian SIM card for registration. You can book a bus from KL Sentral to Awana Bus Terminal for just RM10 per person and buy round-trip cable car tickets for RM20 per person. The bus ride takes about 1-1.5 hours. Ticket prices vary by date, averaging around RMB200 per person. After arriving at the bus station, take the cable car directly to Genting and enjoy the attractions with minimal wait times of 5-10 minutes per ride, allowing you to cover everything in half a day. 1️⃣ Samba Gliders: Extremely fun 2️⃣ Ice Age: A fast-paced roller coaster 3️⃣ Independence Day: Resurgence: 5D experience with the longest queue and most thrilling 4️⃣ Planet of the Apes: More enjoyable if you've seen the movie 5️⃣ Cosmic Tower: A drop tower ride, not for the faint-hearted 6️⃣ Night at the Museum: Drift: Prepare to get wet 7️⃣ Boot Camp: Great for kids After the rides, head to Gold Gate Snack Bar for an 18-inch long hot dog, perfect for sharing among three people, costing only 53 RMB per set. Spend the morning outdoors and the afternoon indoors at Skytropolis, with unlimited rides for RM90 per person or pay per ride. 1️⃣ Glide Hero: Most thrilling 2️⃣ Mini Drop Tower: A smaller version for those who dare not try the big one 3️⃣ Giant Swing: A 360-degree experience 4️⃣ Spin Top: Very comfortable 5️⃣ Ferris Wheel: Too small, a waste of time Compared to the long queues at Universal Studios and Disney, Genting Skyworlds is a fantastic choice. Note: Dress warmly as temperatures on the mountain can drop to 20 degrees Celsius, which might catch you off guard. #MalaysiaGentingCableCar #GentingWorld #MalaysiaTravel

#Share travel plan Share a travel plan for Malaysia KL-MELAKA-JOHORBHARU If anyone gets on a plane and lands at KL airport, you can rent a car from the airport and travel here. We will start from Johorbharu to Malacca and KL. Day 1: Legoland Johor Bharu Drive from KL for 4 hours. Legoland here is divided into 3 parts: rides, amusement park, aquarium and water park. I must say that the aquarium is not worth the price. But the other parts are okay. The only downside is that the weather is a bit hot. After entering Legoland, drive to Malacca because Malacca hotels are cheaper. The food is also cheaper. Day 2: Visit Malacca city at Dutch Square. Next to Dutch is Musium Samudera. The downside is that the weather is hot all year round. After taking pictures, go to sleep at a hotel in L. Day 3: Leave the hotel and go to Genting Amusement Park, both indoor and outdoor. The weather is good. The rides are fun. I am impressed. After playing, we went back to the hotel to rest again. Day 4: Merdeka, we traveled in KL city, we went to the KLCC Twin Towers, nearby there is Saloma Bridge where people come to take pictures, we went to Merdeka near the walking street, there is quite a lot of traffic in the city and it is hard to find parking, we had to park in the mall and walk around to take pictures at the places we marked. After that, we went home, ending our Malaysia trip in a hurry. #kualalumpur #johorbahru #melaka

📍 Malaysia ✨ The park features nine immersive worlds, including Ice Age, Central Park, and Andromeda Base, with 26 attractions catering to various age groups. ✨ Offers a mix of roller coasters, simulators, and kid-friendly attractions, though some visitors note that not all rides are always operational. ✨ Wait times can be long, so using the official app for ride reservations and Express Pass upgrades is recommended for a smoother experience. ✨ Due to its highland location, sudden rain and cool temperatures may affect ride availability, making it essential to check forecasts before visiting. #themepark

#แจกแพลนเที่ยว 💙เที่ยวกัวลาลัมเปอร์ ประเทศมาเลเซีย มาเที่ยวได้ในทริปสั้นๆ กระชัด ไม่เยินเย่อ ฟรีวีซ่า ใช้เวลาบินเหมือนไปภาคใต้บ้านเรา 🩵พาเที่ยวอยู่ในเมือง KL กัวลาลัมเปอร์ เก็บแลนมาร์คอย่างตึกแฝดปิโตรนาส กินอาหาร Street food แวะห้างหรูใจกลางเมือง และจุดถ่ายรูปที่ต้องห้ามพลาด ♥ DAY 1 - Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA 2) : บินจากไทยมาถึงสนามบินกัวลาลัมเปอร์ - KL Sentral : นั่ง KLIA Express มาถึงสถานีกลาง KL - Soong Kee Beef Noodles & Low Yau Kee Porridge : ฝากกระเป๋าโรงแรมเสร็จก็มากินอาหารกลางวันกัน - BookXcess RexKL : แวะร้านหนังสือ เป็นอีกหนึ่งจุดสำหรับสายถ่ายรูปที่ต้องห้ามพลาด - Yew Yew Coffee : แวะคาเฟ่ โดปกาแฟคนละแก้ว - Petronas twin towers : ตึกแฝดปิโตรนาส เราจะแวะถ่ายรูปตึกแฝดทั้งตอนกลางวัน จากนะ้นไปหาข้าวเย็นกินที่ห้าง และมาแวะตอนดึกตอนแสดงน้ำพุและเปิดไฟตึกอีกรอบ - Pintasan Saloma : สะพานขดเหล็ดประดับไฟสี ♥ DAY 2 - River of Life : แวะถ่ายรูปจุดแม่น้ำเปลี่ยนสี กลางคืนจะมีไฟแสดง - Sultan Abdul Samad Building : ถ่ายรูปกับตึก - เมอร์เดก้า สแควร์ Dataran Merdeka : ถ่ายรูปจตุรัสแควร์ - Masjid Jamek Sultan Abdul Samad : ถ่ายรูปมัสยิด - NU Sentral Shopping Mall : แวะช้อปปิ้งก่อนกลับ - llaollao @ Nu Sentral : ไอติมโยเกิร์ตที่ห้ามพลาด - Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA 2) : เดินทางกลับไทย ♥ วิธีการเดินทาง ทริปนี้เราบินไป ใช้เวลาบิน 2.15 ชั่วโมง ก็มาถึงกัวลาลัมเปอร์ จากนั้นไปขึ้น KLIA Express เข้าตัวเมือง KL กัน ♥ ค่าใช้จ่าย - ตั๋วเครื่องบินไป/กลับ คนละ 2,500 บาท - ค่าใช้จ่ายอื่นๆ แล้วแต่บุคคล ♥ ข้อแนะนำ กัมลาลัมเปอร์ เป็นเมืองที่เที่ยวไม่ยาก ไม่แตกต่างจากไทยเท่าไหร่? แต่ที่จะแนะนำคือ พกแมสไปด้วย เพราะกลิ่นเฉพาะตัวของคนใน KL จะมีความรุนแรงต่อจมูกของเรามากหน่อย แต่ถ้าใครชินไม่กังวลก็ปล่อยใจโลดด #มาเลเซีย #กัวลาลัมเปอร์ #เที่ยวมาเลเซีย #ที่เที่ยวกัวลาลัมเปอร์

〈Taman Saujana Hijau Putrajaya〉💞💞💞💞 📍 Address: Jalan P11, Precinct 11, 62000, Wilayah Persekutuan Putrajaya, Putrajaya, Malaysia. This is a very quiet hideaway, beautifully spacious👍👍👍. There are various types of trees and plants, perfect for walking💞, jogging💞, and photography💞💞. Such beautiful scenery, beautiful sunset💞💞, beautiful forest💞, lush💞 trees, and beautiful sunflowers.👍👍👍👍

#favouriteitinerary Here’s a 2-day itinerary for Malaysia, focusing on Kuala Lumpur and nearby attractions for a quick yet fulfilling experience: Day 1: Kuala Lumpur Exploration • Morning: • Start with a visit to the iconic Petronas Twin Towers—take in the views from the observation deck. • Explore KLCC Park and the nearby Aquaria KLCC, if you’re into marine life. • Late Morning: • Head to Batu Caves, a sacred Hindu site with massive golden statues and a beautiful view of the city. • Lunch: • Enjoy local Malaysian dishes at Jalan Alor street food market or nearby restaurants. • Afternoon: • Visit Merdeka Square, where you’ll find historical buildings like the Sultan Abdul Samad Building. • Wander through the Central Market for some souvenirs and local crafts. • Evening: • Head to Bukit Bintang for shopping, cafes, and vibrant street life. • Enjoy dinner at a rooftop restaurant or bar with a view of the city skyline, such as SkyBar at Traders Hotel. Day 2: Day Trip to Malacca • Morning: • Depart early for a day trip to Malacca, a UNESCO World Heritage site, around 2 hours from Kuala Lumpur. • Late Morning: • Visit the Stadthuys, a historic Dutch building, and explore the Jonker Street for antique shops, cafes, and local snacks. • Check out A Famosa, the Portuguese fort, and the Christ Church nearby. • Lunch: • Try the famous Chicken Rice Ball and other local specialties in Malacca. • Afternoon: • Explore the Malacca Sultanate Palace Museum and the Floating Mosque by the water. • Take a relaxing boat ride along the Malacca River to soak in the views. • Evening: • Return to Kuala Lumpur and if you have time, catch a night view of the Petronas Towers or explore more of Bukit Bintang’s nightlife. This itinerary offers a mix of city and cultural experiences while keeping things manageable in just two days. Would you like to customize it further?

A Chill Getaway in Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur is one of those cities that perfectly blends modern skyscrapers with cultural heritage, making it a great destination for a laid-back trip. From stunning city views to amazing street food, there’s plenty to enjoy without feeling rushed. One of the highlights of my trip was visiting the Petronas Twin Towers. Seeing them up close was impressive, and the view from the sky bridge was even better. Just nearby, KLCC Park is a great spot to relax and take in the city vibes. I also loved exploring Batu Caves, where the colorful steps and the giant golden statue of Lord Murugan made for an unforgettable sight. Climbing up the stairs was a bit of a workout, but the atmosphere inside the cave was peaceful and worth the effort. For food, Jalan Alor was my favorite place. The variety of street food was incredible—satay, char kway teow, nasi lemak, and refreshing coconut shakes. Another must-try experience was dining at a local mamak stall, where I enjoyed a simple yet delicious meal of roti canai and teh tarik. KL is also a great city for shopping and café hopping. Petaling Street in Chinatown and Central Market were fun places to browse for souvenirs and snacks. When I needed a break, I checked out some of the city’s trendy cafés in Bangsar and Bukit Bintang, where the coffee and desserts did not disappoint. Overall, Kuala Lumpur has a chill yet exciting energy that makes it perfect for a relaxed getaway. Whether you’re exploring cultural landmarks, enjoying the food scene, or just strolling through the city, there’s always something interesting to see and do. Would definitely visit again! #travel #travel #malaysia #มาเลเซีย #kuala_lumpur #couplestrip #travel

1.⚠️Travel tips: Malaysia is visa-free, but your passport must be valid for at least 6 months. Remember to exchange Malaysian Ringgit in advance when you go to Semporna. Many shops there do not support online payments. You can withdraw money with UnionPay cards at local ATMs, but there is a handling fee. Buy a phone card in advance. I recommend buying a celcom one, which has the widest network in Malaysia and has a very good signal (✨Many small groups will give it to you). 2. When you go to Semporna to stay in a water villa, don’t choose the ones that cost a few hundred yuan. The environment is poor, there are few entertainment activities, and there is no experience at all. You must make a reservation in advance for a resort in Mataking Island! 💥There is only one resort on Mataking Island, and non-residents are not allowed to enter the island. If you want to go to the island's Tail Beach, you can only make an appointment with the resort. 3. Be sure to wear sports shoes to Pearl Island. Pearl Island is the only island in Semporna where you can climb mountains, but you must remember to wear a pair of comfortable sports shoes. It is more cost-effective to go from Kota Kinabalu Airport to Tawau Airport, which only takes more than 40 minutes and is cheaper. It takes about 3 hours from Kuala Lumpur Airport to Tawau Airport and the price is also expensive. Most resorts adopt an all-inclusive form charged per person. Single occupancy requires a room difference. It is recommended that two people travel together for more economical and affordable 4. For a trip to Semporna, we recommend a 6-7 day Kuala Lumpur + Semporna route:▪️You will usually go to Kuala Lumpur and Malacca, and then spend 3-4 days in Semporna, snorkeling, free time at the resort, etc.▪️If you have enough time, you can also add Kota Kinabalu to watch the pink and purple sunset, play sunset paddle boarding, and enjoy the tropical rainforest and fireflies.

Exploring Ipoh’s thrift scene led me to MF Mart, Fujiyama, and Bandoru Ipoh, each offering unique pre-loved items. MF Mart boasts a diverse range of affordable clothing and home furnishings, making it a treasure trove for budget shoppers. Fujiyama specializes in high-quality vintage and luxury fashion, perfect for those seeking distinctive pieces. Bandoru Ipoh stands out with its premium Japanese imported apparel, providing a comfortable shopping experience in an air-conditioned environment. Operating Hours: • MF Mart: Monday to Sunday: 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM • Bandoru Ipoh: Monday to Sunday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM Fujiyama Operating Hours: • Monday to Sunday: 12:30 PM - 9 PM

#weekendgetaways Welcome to Marriott Putrajaya, where modern elegance meets unparalleled comfort. Nestled in the heart of Putrajaya, our hotel offers a serene escape from the bustling city. Each room is thoughtfully designed with contemporary aesthetics and luxurious amenities, ensuring a tranquil and rejuvenating stay. From exquisite dining experiences to top-notch facilities, every detail is crafted to provide you with an exceptional experience. Our impeccable service and warm hospitality make Marriott Putrajaya the perfect destination for both business and leisure travelers. Whether you're hosting an event in our state-of-the-art meeting rooms or relaxing by the pool, you'll find everything you need for a memorable stay. Discover the perfect blend of sophistication and comfort at Marriott Putrajaya, where every moment is an indulgence.

The glass sea in Semporna is really beautiful! Fly to Semporna in the cold winter, and you can not only enjoy the summer, but also have an amazing island vacation experience! The prices are also very reasonable. Here are some travel tips for Semporna that I have summarized for you to refer to. 1️⃣ Most of the activities in Semporna require going out to sea. The ultraviolet rays are strong, so remember to protect yourself from the sun. 2️⃣ It is recommended to use a Celcom SIM card in Semporna. You can activate international roaming, and the signal coverage is also very stable. 3️⃣ You can stay in the town or on the island in Semporna. The prices in the town are affordable, but the conditions are not as good. If you have enough budget, you can stay in a water villa or a beach villa, where the environment is good and you can snorkel at any time. 4️⃣ You can't miss the seafood in Semporna. However, when buying seafood, you must remember to bargain, at least half the price. 5️⃣ When shopping in Semporna, go to supermarkets and small shops run by locals, which are much cheaper than those run by Chinese people, but they only accept cash. 6️⃣ Most resorts on the island of Semporna charge per person. Single occupancy requires a room supplement, so it is recommended to travel with two people. 7️⃣ If local children ask you for money or food, don't give it to them, otherwise, a group of children will come to you for it. 8️⃣ Don't eat too much two hours before diving, as it may cause stomach discomfort or even vomiting. 9️⃣ You can snorkel even if you can't swim, as there will be a guide watching you. 🔟 The main activities in Semporna are: ✅ Three island-hopping tours (Mataking-Timba Timba-Pom Pom Island, Mabul Island-Kapalai, Tun Sakaran Marine Park Island Hopping (Pearl Island + Bohey Dulang + Mantabuan Island)) ✅ Mangrove Adventure ✅ Sipadan Diving ✅ Sea Fishing ✅ Lover's Bay Water Activities ✅ Relaxing at the Hotel 🌊 Itinerary D1 Pick-up at Tawau Airport D2 Mataking + Pandanan Island (Pom Pom Island) + Timba Timba (snorkeling) D3 Mabul Island Snorkeling + Kapalai Sea Fishing D4 Free Activities (You can pay to upgrade to Tun Sakaran Island Hopping + Free Snorkeling) D5 Drop-off at Tawau Airport