Top 5 Must-Experience Activities When Traveling to Malaysia

When traveling to Malaysia, tourists have a plethora of options for exploration in their own unique way. However, there are 5 incredibly enticing experiences below that you cannot afford to miss for a complete travel journey.

Top 5 Must-Experience Activities When Traveling to Malaysia

1. Stay on the Mega Cruise Ship Spectrum of the Seas

Staying on the mega cruise ship Spectrum of the Seas promises to offer you a Malaysia trip filled with a wide range of emotions. Spectrum of the Seas is a super cruise ship belonging to the Royal Caribbean cruise line. With a length of 347m, a height of 41m with 14 decks and 2,137 rooms, it can accommodate over 4,500 passengers, providing travelers with a space for both relaxation and exciting entertainment.

Penang is a large island located off the northwest coast of Malaysia, near the Malacca Strait. Penang also bears the name of a Malaysian state comprising: Penang Island and a portion of adjacent mainland. Penang impresses tourists with several famous attractions such as Penang Hill/Bukit Bendera, Penang Botanic Gardens, also known as the 'Waterfall Garden', Kek Lok Si Temple featuring a blend of Khmer, Thai, and Chinese styles, Penang Butterfly Farm, Snake Temple, and the War Museum. Some cities in Penang that you must visit include Georgetown, Butterworth, and Nibong Tebal.

4. Explore the Historic City of Malacca

The historic city of Malacca is a must-visit on your Malaysian travel itinerary. Malacca presents a harmonious blend of ancient and modern architecture, also recognized as another Malaysian UNESCO heritage site, influenced by Portuguese, Dutch, and British colonial history. Visitors here can explore many famous landmarks such as the Baba and Nyonya Peranakan Museum housed in a traditional Peranakan building, Cheng Hoon Teng Temple, Christ Church Melaka, Dutch Square with the Tang Beng Swee Clock Tower, Jonker Street, Heeren Street, and adjacent streets – the heart of old Malacca beside the Malacca River, Kampung Hulu Mosque, Dutch Porta de Santiago fortress, Dutch Stadthuys building, Bukit China cemetery, King’s Well, Poh San Teng Temple, and Geok Hu Keng.

The Perhentian Islands, Malaysia's 'paradise,' boast pristine and serene beauty. Here, travelers can enjoy a variety of underwater activities or simply relax, stroll along the beach, and savor the fresh air. Perhentian is a cluster of islands located off the northeast coast of the Malaysian peninsula, including the main Pulau Perhentian Besar and the smaller Pulau Perhentian Kecil. These islands feature crystal-clear waters and abundant coral reefs, making them ideal diving destinations for your beach vacation.

As per Mytour

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Reference: Mytour Travel Guide