Malaysia

A melting pot of many races, Malaysia is where you can experience every flavour that Asia has to offer. With towering skyscrapers, a blend of cultures and some of the best beaches in the world, Malaysia is ideal for a honeymoon or a romantic getaway. Langkawi’s ninety-nine islands are home to several local legends, beautiful beaches and natural marvels. Pangkor Island and Kota Kinabalu are two increasingly popular destinations for the pleasure seeker.

City Information

Kuala Lumpur

The development of this city has produced an interesting mix of architecture, as palatial colonial buildings contrast with modern structures. These, coupled with the many markets and the traditional culture in the lanes of China Town make Kuala Lumpur an unforgettable experience for the visitor.

Penang

Penang, often referred to as the Pearl of the Orient, is one of the most romantic cities of the Far East. In the island capital of Georgetown, modern skyscrapers rise from one of Southeast Asia’s largest collections of intact pre-war buildings. Penang is a city steeped in history, yet surprisingly modern in its outlook.

Langkawi

A cluster of 99 islands off the coast of Kedah, Langkawi is a paradise of sundrenched beaches and ancient rainforests. It is easily accessible by air, with flights from Kuala Lampur, Penang, Singapore and Bangkok. Ferries connect the island to the northern mainland as well as to Penang.

Pangkor Island

Just off the west coast of Perak is a jewel-like island where pirates and adventurers have all weighed anchor in past centuries. What attracted them to the island is clear: soft white sand, azure waters, sheltered inlets, lush forests and an all pervading sense of peace. Tourists from the world over come here to indulge in water sports, angling, diving or simply to laze about on the beach.

Cameron highlands

The country’s largest hill resort, the Cameron Hm,ighlands, is in enviable possession of a pleasantly cool climate, fertile soil that nurtures an abundance of fresh produce and a variety of birds and butterflies. Any time of the year is perfect for a visit.

Tioman Island

Off the coast of peninsular Malaysia lies Tioman Island. With just eight villages on the island, and several luxurious resorts, Tioman has become a popular holiday spot. It is surrounded by several coral reefs, which are a treat for scuba enthusiasts.

Kota Kinabalu

A popular holiday destination, Kota Kinabalu is particularly appealing to eco-tourists. Here, you may choose to stay in luxury resort hotels and be pampered in spas, go shopping, trek into the jungle, go whitewater rafting, or explore the hot springs.