Southeast Voyages

Malaysia is a shining pearl in Southeast Asia, extending from the Strait of Malacca and adjacent to the Indonesian archipelago, bordering the Java Sea. This magical land has attracted countless nature enthusiasts from all over the world. This country has a rich and colorful scenery and culture that can meet everyone's preferences and needs. Let's take a look at the most worthwhile places to visit in Malaysia together.

Kuala Lumpur

When traveling to Malaysia, the first stop is of course Kuala Lumpur. This beautiful capital is also the largest city in Malaysia. Although it may give people a large and chaotic impression at first, as long as you adapt a little, you will find that this is the heart of modern Malaysia. The ancient market and colonial era buildings complement the towering skyscrapers, such as the famous Twin Towers. Here, there is delicious food, interesting museums, and a diverse cultural atmosphere that blends the flavors of Malay, Chinese, Indian, and European cultures. Go explore this vibrant and charming city.

Penang Island

Penang Island is one of the most popular and well-known cities in the world, and also one of the most popular tourist destinations in Malaysia. From the coveted street food and hawker center to landmark attractions, such as the Water Mosque and graffiti on the streets of George City, this city has almost all the essence of Malaysian tourism. In addition, there are many stunning natural landscapes and ecological environments waiting for you to explore here. Penang Island is a true cultural melting pot that blends traditional and modern, Eastern and Western elements. This is definitely a world-class vacation destination that anyone who loves traveling cannot miss.

Malacca

Malacca is one of the most historically valuable and charming cities in Malaysia, and also one of the favorite cities in the minds of many tourists. If you like small and exquisite cities with a long history and rich cultural atmosphere, then you will definitely fall in love with Malacca. There are many religious buildings such as churches, temples, and mosques here, such as St. Paul's Church and St. Francis' Church. Due to its former status as an important trading port and colony, it has also preserved many other cultural relics and influences. Most importantly, this is a city that is very suitable for walking tours, or you can also take a tricycle to enjoy the scenery along the way. There are two main scenic spots in Malacca: Ababa Pier and Dutch Red House Square, where you can find many major attractions and specialty snacks. You can also visit the banks of the Malacca River to experience the charm and lifestyle on both sides, as well as the Baba Nyonya Heritage Museum to learn about the unique mixed race culture of the area.

The Sacred Mountains of Borneo

Friends who love nature must visit the sacred mountain, which is part of the Kinabalu National Park. To get there, you need to go to the eastern region of Malaysia, especially Sabah. If you are someone who enjoys hiking and admiring magnificent scenery, you will definitely be excited about this highest mountain peak in Southeast Asia. This mountain offers stunning sunrise and sea of clouds views. Although reaching the summit requires some physical strength and endurance, when you reach the top, you will feel that everything is worth it.

This is one of the most beautiful islands in Malaysia, with spectacular natural landscapes and abundant marine life. You can participate in activities such as diving and snorkeling to get close to the beautiful underwater world.

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In addition to the beautiful scenery introduced in the previous article, Malaysia also has many rich and colorful landscapes and cultures that can meet everyone's preferences and needs. Let's take a look at other places worth visiting in Malaysia together.

Gunung Mulu National Park

This national park, named after Mount Mulu, attracts tourists from all over Asia who come here for hiking, soaking in hot springs, and enjoying the natural scenery and ecological environment. The park is listed on the UNESCO The World Heritage List. However, the most attractive aspect of this park is its cave system and the millions of bats that inhabit it. These caves have set world records in multiple aspects, such as the world's largest cave passage, largest cave chamber, and longest cave river, among others. Kayaking, mountain biking, and walking along the 500 meter long tree canopy trail are also popular park activities.

Cameron Highlands

Cameron Highlands is a highland resort located in the central part of the Malaysian peninsula, with an elevation of over 1000 meters. It is part of the main mountain range of Malaysia and is situated between Penang and Kuala Lumpur. It boasts lush rainforests, fresh climate, and unique plant and animal species, making it an ideal summer resort and ecotourism destination. There are many hiking trails that allow you to enjoy the beautiful scenery on the plateau, such as Batubulang Mountain and Alam Shakarti Village, and so on. You can also engage in cultural exchange with local residents - the Orang Asli indigenous people - to learn about their way of life and traditional customs.

Genting Highlands

If you want to experience an unusual trip to Malaysia, then you must go to Genting Highlands. This is a comprehensive resort located on a mountaintop 1740 meters high, surrounded by a tropical rainforest formed 100 million years ago. You can take the cable car to enjoy the scenery along the way, have fun in theme parks or casinos, or taste various delicious dishes in numerous food shops, buy some exquisite souvenirs from the stores, and take them home. This comprehensive resort has first-class hotels and entertainment facilities that can meet your various needs and preferences. This is definitely a great place for you to feel comfortable and fun during your trip to Malaysia. However, please note that the weather here is relatively cool, so don't forget to bring your warm clothes.

Taman Negara

This national park is located in central Malaysia, only 4 degrees away from the equator. This is not only a paradise for nature enthusiasts, but also a great place for family outings because there are various entertainment and attractions here. You can fish, swim, explore caves, and more here. There are also many ancient and mysterious rainforests here, some of which have been formed for 130 million years. And this park is very vast, covering an area of three states. This park has a protected area of 4343 square kilometers, where there are many rare and unique species of flora and fauna. Visiting this park is a wonderful experience that allows you to personally experience the natural beauty and exotic charm of Malaysia.

Semporna

The waters surrounding Semporna are considered one of the most beautiful diving sites in the world, especially Sipadan, which boasts world-class underwater biodiversity. This is a paradise for divers, where visitors can see various marine creatures including sharks, turtles, colorful corals, and tropical fish.

This was once the administrative and political center of the British colonial government, and still remains an important cultural and historical landmark. It is one of the most historically and culturally significant regions in Singapore. It has numerous colonial era buildings, museums, monuments, and important national institutions.

National Gallery Singapore

After 10 years of renovation, National Gallery Singapore officially opened in October 2015, featuring Southeast Asian art and becoming the world's first art museum to showcase and study Southeast Asian art from the 19th century to the present day! The auditorium, caf é, white box exhibition area, and stunning rooftop plaza that allows for dialogue with the environment within the city landscape, witness the collision of tradition and modernity, weight and lightness, and witness the new era significance of reusing old buildings. Perhaps its existence itself is an art!

Address: 1 St. Andrew's Road Singapore 178957

Duck Tours

Duck Tours has accumulated over a million passenger experiences over the years and continues to create perfect safety records, earning the honor of being a winner of the Singapore Tourism Awards! The cute and eye-catching duck boat is a amphibious vehicle modeled after Vietnamese war chariots from World War II, allowing for easy movement on both land and water. Within an hour's flight, we will take you to visit several representative attractions in Singapore and learn about Singapore's history and culture from the tour guide's explanations.

Fort Canning Park

Fort Canning Park is located in the center of Singapore and is a park full of history and culture. This park is not only one of Singapore's important green spaces, but also carries rich historical relics. It used to be a military fortress in Singapore, but now it is a public space for citizens and tourists to relax, take a walk, and learn about Singapore's history. You can walk 8 different trails around the park, but history enthusiasts will definitely love the Colonial History Trail, which can take you back to the former Purple Forbidden Mountain. This is not only a historical site, but also an important cultural event and festival venue in Singapore. Every year, cultural events such as concerts, theatrical performances, and art exhibitions are held here.

Address: Canning Rise, Singapore 179868

Library@Orchard

Library@Orchard Located in the heart of Orchard Road, it is a stylish two-story public library centered around lifestyle, design, and applied arts. It has a collection size of approximately 100000 titles, serving as both a community space and a thought-provoking place. Address：277 Orchard Road 11 Gateway 03-12/#04, Singapore 238858

Jewel Changi Airport

Changi Airport is not only an important transportation hub, but also a complex full of entertainment, leisure, and shopping, providing passengers with a very comfortable and convenient travel experience; The airport has multiple beautiful gardens, including the Dawn Garden, Lavender Garden, Sunshine Garden, etc., allowing passengers to feel the tranquility of nature during their busy travels. In addition. It also has one of the largest airport shopping centers in the world, with huge indoor waterfalls, gardens, shopping areas, dining and entertainment facilities.

Do you think Singapore is just a city full of skyscrapers? This article will impress you! Although Singapore is small, it exudes a strong international atmosphere, exploring the fun filled Little Red Dot. From world-class shopping centers to exciting theme parks, charming scenery, romantic dating destinations, and family friendly attractions. Here are some recommended must visit attractions and activities for vacation.

The Marina Bay area is undoubtedly a check-in spot that all tourists will add to their itinerary. Renowned for iconic landmarks such as the Art Science Museum and Singapore Flyer, you will find many bright lights, delicious food, and more here!

Gardens by the Bay

Gardens by the Bay is renowned for its beautiful iconic Supertree forest, as well as two greenhouse flower domes and cloud forests. With its constantly changing seasonal display, you can find various succulents, cherry blossoms, sunflowers, and even lavender in this floral dome. Supertree Grove is best visited at night, accompanied by a garden rhapsody light show and sound performance. You can also go to OCBC Skyway, take a stroll in the woods, and enjoy the beautiful scenery from the top.

Address: 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953.

Marina Barrage 

Binhai Dam is one of the best places for picnicking with family and friends, and the huge grass on the roof is perfect for flying kites. You can even bring your pets here for a walk! Bring a Ueno dining basket and enjoy the sunset against the beautiful Singapore skyline. Address：8 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018951

Art Science Museum 

The Art Science Museum seamlessly integrates art and science, telling fascinating stories. As a first-class exhibition venue, the Museum of Arts and Sciences collaborates with world-class organizations such as the American Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution, and globally renowned furniture brand Herman Miller to showcase internationally renowned touring exhibitions in rotation. The unique lotus shaped design of the museum resembles ten "fingers", hence it is also known as the "Welcome Hand of Singapore".

Address：6 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018974

Apple Marina Bay Sands

Apple Marina Bay Sands is located within the Marina Bay Sands integrated resort, featuring a floating glass dome structure surrounded by water. Its unique spherical glass structure and seamless design make it a landmark building in Singapore. Considered the most visually impactful Apple retail store in the world

Address：2 Bayfront Avenue, B2-06, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore 018972

Marina Bay Sands Skypark

At Marina Bay Sands Skypark, whether it's the sun setting from the horizon at dusk or the lights illuminating the city at night, you can enjoy the vast majority of the beautiful scenery of Marina Bay and the central business district.

Address：10 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018956

Singapore Flyer 

As the largest Ferris wheel in Asia, Singapore Flyer is definitely a must visit destination in Singapore. When you ascend into the sky, you can enjoy the magnificent scenery of Singapore from a height of 165 meters, 360 degrees without any blind spots. If the weather is clear, you can even see Singapore Changi Airport.

The famous Universal Studios Singapore and S.E.A Aquarium are located in Sentosa, Singapore. This is the place you must pass on your journey in Singapore. Take your family or friends with you and start a full and interesting journey here.

Universal Studios Singapore

At Universal Studios Singapore, whether you're riding Battlestar Galactica or screaming during a water tank ride in Jurassic Park, you can satisfy your adrenaline rush. Hollywood Street near the entrance has palm trees and a star studded avenue suitable for photography. Minion Land will also be open on Valentine's Day in 2025.

Address：8 Sentosa Gateway, 098269

AJ Hackett

Complete the bungee jumping wish at AJ Hackett in Singapore! Jumping down from an altitude of 34 meters and diving into the water, while enjoying the beautiful beach scenery. If you are looking for exciting activities to do with friends, then sit on a giant swing. Dive at a speed of 120 kilometers per hour and experience the feeling of flying once.

Address：30 Siloso Beach Walk, 099011

S.E.A. Aquarium

This is one of the largest aquariums in the world, where you can see over 100000 different species of marine life! Spanning over 1000 different species, the most worth seeing among them should be jellyfish, manta rays, and hammerhead sharks! Don't miss out on open ocean habitats and enjoy the charming ocean scenery.

Address：S.E.A. Aquarium, 8 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa Island, Singapore 098269 Singapore Cable Car

One of the best ways to appreciate the beauty of the southern region of Singapore is by taking the Singapore Cable Car! Enjoy a 360 degree panoramic view of Sentosa and Singapore's oldest mountain peak - Mount Faber! From here, you can enjoy the incredibly beautiful sunset scenery. But if you can't take good photos in the weather, try to choose to go on a sunny day.

Madame Tussauds 

The difference from wax museums in other parts of the world is that when you enter the museum, you can first see an introduction to local customs and traditions, and then you can take a boat and slowly enter the main venue along the historical river. Not only are there world-renowned figures such as Obama, Beckham, Cristiano Ronaldo, Audrey Hepburn, but also wax figures of former Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew and his wife here, allowing you to witness the charm of this Singaporean father and take photos with your favorite celebrities!

Address：40 Imbiah Rd, Sentosa, 099700

BodyFlying

If you dare not attempt high-altitude skydiving in the real sky, give this indoor simulated skydiving a try. The indoor wind tunnel will make you feel like jumping from an airplane into the open sky. Don't worry, you will receive training from a professional coach and be equipped with parachute equipment before parachuting.

Address：43 Siloso Beach Walk #01-01, 01 iFly Singapore, 099010