Each state of Malaysia—Penang, Selangor, Johor, Sabah, Sarawak, Malacca, Perak, Kedah, Kelantan, Pahang, Terangganu, Negeri Sembilan and Perlis—has its own beautiful sight to boast of. So, join us as we discover the scenic spots of these states.
1. LEGOLAND Malaysia
LEGOLAND Malaysia, the first LEGO theme park in Asia where both adults and children can have infinite fun.
2. Langkawi
Aside from having a beautiful tropical rainforest, this hidden gem of Kedah will also let you see the outstanding attractions of the island, including Langkawi Underwater World, Langkawi Sky Bridge, Langkawi Paradise Bird and Langkawi Cable Car.
3. Taman Negara National Park
Taman Negara is a vast national park covering an area of 4343 square kilometers, which also holds the world’s oldest tropical rainforest, with a history of 130 million years. In addition, it is home to tigers, macaques and birdlife, even the huge rafflesia flower!
4. Genting
Aside from its cool temperature, Genting also boasts of fantastic attractions, as well as new large shopping mall, Sky Avenue, where brand-name goods and delicious food are being sold.
5. Stadhuys (Little Red House)
Set in the heart of Malacca is a historical structure, which is known for its red and exterior and nearby red clocktower.
6. Port Dickson
One of the best beach in Malaysia, which is well-loved by a lot of tourists. Port Dickson brags about its 18-kilometer coastline.
7. Pangkor Island
The first beach resort in Malaysia that boasts of golden sand, clear blue water and has cool breeze.
8. Gua Kelam
A 370-meter long limestone cave, which is one of the most distinctive in Malaysia and the second largest natural rock in the Southeast Asia. This cave has a suspended walkway that allows guests to see a lot of formations, like stalactites, flowstone, and gour pools.
9. George Town
George Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which features unique architecture and culture. Surely, this town will let you bedazzled by its spectacular mural.
10. Mount Kinabalu
Mount Kinabalu is known as the most prominent mountain in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its fountain, dense forest and precious natural resources. It also has the world’s oldest botanical garden which houses 1200 kinds of wild hugo, over 40 kinds of oak, wild rhododendron, wild orchids, even the world’s largest flower, rafflesia.
11. Bako National Park
One of the oldest and smallest national parks—listed as national park in 1957—which covers an area of 27 square kilometers at the of the Muara Tebas peninsula. Despite its size, Bako National Park is home to a wide variety of plant species and forest trees.
12. Sekinchan
Located in the small town in northern Selangor is a fishing village that has a vast paddy fields. Since this is tucked away from the noisy city, this place makes the choice for holiday travel.
13. Pulau Redang
Terengganu is an island that brags a powdery white sand beaches and crystal clear waters. In order to protect the marine life in this island, it has been listed by the Malaysian Government as a marine park sanctuary, wherein fishing within 23 nautical miles and taking off coral shellfish and other sea creatures are prohibited. This island is best for diving, swimming and gliding.
14. KLCC Twin Tower
KLCC Twin Towers was the first tallest building in Malaysia and currently the world’s highest twin towers with its double peak tower height of 452 meters and a total of 88 stories.
