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Beyond the Kuala Lumpur metropolis are two cities – Penang and Melaka – that are well worth visiting. Located on almost either ends of the peninsula, Penang in the north and Melaka along the south, the two heritage destinations are Malaysia’s pride and joy, and for a score of reasons.
Source: Two heritage cities in Malaysia well worth visiting
The mosque receives about 10,000 visitors every year.
Source: A 217-year-old mosque in Penang opens doors to boost interfaith understanding
Caves can be magical, haunting, or gorgeous. These are also massive. Here are the ten biggest caves in the world.
Forget Thailand or Vietnam. Malaysia has a whole world of tropical jungles and empty beaches. Here’s all you need to know about Malaysia travel.
Source: Malaysia Travel: All You Need to Know – WildJunket Adventure Travel Blog
Looking for the top things to do in Penang Island so you have the best trip possible? Read this Penang travel guide and explore all the best attractions…
Source: 16 Best Things To Do In Penang Island, Malaysia | The Planet D
Visiting Malaysia? Then don’t miss this UNESCO city just a few hours from Kuala Lumpur! Here’s Steph’s 10 fab things to do in Malacca on a budget…
Source: 10 Fab Things to Do in Malacca on a Budget – Big World Small Pockets
Penang is one of Southeast Asia’s hottest destinations with the perfect blend of history, culture, art, food and beaches…
Source: For the eat-pray-love experience
From Kimodo to Taman Negara, the region’s national parks offer great diversity…
Source: Explore your wild side in 10 of Southeast Asia’s national parks
Head to the Malaysian island to discover a Unesco World Heritage Site that has been radically transformed…
