Malaysia is one of the most diverse countries in South East Asia, featuring vibrant cities, natural wonders and a rich history. If you are still in the process of planning your summer holiday, head to this delightful country which will also be quite easy on your pocket. Here are some of the must-see attractions and activities you can indulge in while you vacation in Malaysia:
Trek in Taman Negara National Park

Taman Negara is the largest national park in Peninsular
Spot An Orangutan In Sepilok

The small town of Sepilok is located in the depth of the Bornean rainforest. Its claim to fame is that it’s one of the world most popular sites for spotting wild orangutans. Although endangered, the locals here are trying their best to conserve the population. There’s even a rehabilitation centre here where you can see these apes up close. There are several accommodation options in Sepilok, including B&Bs and homestay options for savoring an authentic experience of rural Malaysia. To get to Sepilok, your best bet is to take a bus from Semporna.
See The City Sights In Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur is the country’s
Marvel At The Historical Architecture In Malacca

Malacca offers a different kind of city feel from KL. It’s much more historical and traditional. Its past use as a colonial trading port had resulted in architectural influences from Europe, China, India and the Middle East. Some of its most iconic buildings include Christ Church and A’Famosa Fort. You’ll also find lots of galleries and museums here for delving further into the country’s history. The city has a number of boutique hotels that can be perfect for a romantic break. Malacca also has its own airport, making it easy to get to.
Visit The Beautiful Beaches Of Langkawi Island

Langkawi Island is Malaysia’s top beach destination. Here, you’ll find white sands and crystal clear water. There are plenty of attractions here, including Eagle Square, Mahsuri Tomb and Museum and a large aquarium named Underwater World. There are also plenty of watersports to indulge in here, although you may prefer to lounge on the beach and grab a cocktail at one of the local beach bars. You can get to Langkawi by air or by taking a ferry – there are multiple options, depending on whether you want to explore the rest of Malaysia first. Langkawi has plenty of luxurious hotels as well as several cheaper accommodation options for backpackers.
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