selamat datang malaysia destination guide

Looking for the best views on your Kuala Lumpur trip? Then it’s got to be the world-famous, Petronas Towers, the tallest twin buildings in the world. Hold on as you glide up 170 metres / 557 feet to the Skybridge, followed by the 370-metre high observation deck, and step out to marvel at the spectacular views over the city.

Malaysia sightseeing doesn’t get much better than the Cameron Highlands, and we’ll take you on a dreamy journey through the green valleys, tea plantations and magical strawberry fields. Wander around a butterfly farm, see the painted murals of Perak Cave Temple, and stop for an afternoon tea of scones and local strawberry jam.

You can’t miss seeing the grand Sultan Abdul Samad Building on your Kuala Lumpur tour. We’ll take you around every fascinating feature, from the 41-metre clock tower to the lacy arches and glowing domes. It’s one of the most impressive pieces of architecture in the city and it looks even more special when it's lit up after dark.

Malacca is one of the most fascinating places in Malaysia! This UNESCO-listed city has a rich past having once been a vital trading port and you can find Malay, Chinese, Dutch, British and Portuguese influences. We explored the Dutch Square, pink-coloured Stadhuys and Cheng Hoon temple, then shopped for traditional handicrafts at Kampung Kuli.

Guarded by a monumental statue of Hindu deity Lord Murugan, the Batu Caves are a Malaysian national treasure and an unmissable day trip from Kuala Lumpur. These limestone caves harbour Hindu temples where dioramas of mythic scenes glow beneath stalactites, bats flutter in the shadows, and monkeys prey on visitors hiking the 272 stairs to Temple Cave. A must!

Georgetown is the wonderfully artistic and multicultural main town of Penang and I absolutely fell in love with the gorgeous streets dotted with murals. It was like a treasure hunt as I wandered around spotting all the iconic artworks, and it's the perfect place to take some creative photos!