Want to travel but your budget hinders you? Fret not, honey! You know, Malaysia has a bunch of great places you can visit without making your pocket cry!
Color your Malaysia trip by going to these places!
1. Pulau Rawa
Malaysia is blessed with a number of islands, where you can get away from the stress and strain of modern life, one of which is the idyllic tropical Pulau Rawa. It is actually a private island resort owned by a royal family, located 16 kilometers off Malaysia’s East Coast. Although the area of Pulau Rawa is not large, it makes an ideal island for those who fascinated by outdoor activities, like snorkeling and island hopping. In addition, for tourists who seek for extreme adventure can try mountain climbing, where they can see the 360-degree scenery of the island.
2. Sasaran Beach
Between Klang and Kuala Selangor, lies a small and quiet town called Sasaran, Selangor. Paralleled to the renowned historic and photography location in Bolivia, Sasaran Beach is said to be Malaysia’s very own Salar de Uyuni. It offers panoramic views and a majestic reflection on the water surface.
3. Bilut Hills @ Bentong
Looking for beautiful accommodation in Malaysia? Bilut Hills at Bentong is an ideal place to stay at! It features four (4) types of room, one of which is a glasshouse that allows you to enjoy the scenery.
4. Pulau Tiga
Pulau Tiga is a group of small uninhabited islands, located about 35 nautical miles southwest of Kota Kinabalu. The island is also known for its therapeutic natural volcano mud.
There are two resorts on the island namely Pulau Tiga Resort and Gaya Island Resort, which offers an equally serene view of the island.
5. Balik Kampung @ Balik Pulau
Balik Pulau is a town within the city of George Town in Penang state, which is known for its durian plantation. But this town is not only famous for its durian, but also for its sheep farm, the suburban horse farm, and the soybean meal factory. It is also an ideal place to eat the traditional Hakka dishes, as well as the Penang laksa.
6. Fraser’s Hill @ Pahang
A colonial-era hill station in Pahang state, where you can enjoy the tranquility of the city. It is also a great place for a variety of activities like bicycle riding, bird watching, archery, boating, and more.
7. Templer Park Rainforest Retreat @ Selangor
A private villa in Rawang, surrounded by a 360-degree view of the Kanching Rainforest Reserve. It houses golf courses, private pools, jet spas, and paddling pools, where guests can take pleasure in. In addition, there are also kitchen supplies, BBQ utensils, and anything-that-you-may-need-during-your-stay provided by the owner of the villa.
8. Tasik Cermin
Tasik Cermin, otherwise known as Mirror Lake, is a hidden gem of Ipoh that is surrounded by karst towers. In order to get to enjoy the stunning view of the lake, visitors must pass through the gravel area and walk through the 150-meter dark tunnel.
9. Cameron Highlands
Cameron Highlands is one of the best places you can go to during the summer season in Malaysia. It offers beautiful scenery (quite a few tea gardens and orchards), a number of hot pot restaurants, and a cold climate (17° degrees).
10. Tasik Pepsi Blue, Rusila @ Terengganu
Located in Terengganu is a spectacularly blue lake, which is often visited by a number of tourists—Kemaman Blue Lake. This phenomenal lake isn’t just famed for its blue color, but also for being a mirror of the sky, as it is has a clear blue color.
11. Gemia Island @ Terengganu
Want to be away from the noisy city and stressful work? Then tuck yourself in one of the private islands in Malaysia—Gemia Island! Here, you can feel the warm sunshine, enjoy the sandy beaches, and seize the water and beautiful scenery!
12. Teluk Senangin Beach @ Perak
You may not be familiar with Teluk Senangin Beach, but this spot in Perak makes one of the best local travel destinations for the family or friends! This beach offers a spectacular view and is near the turtle nursery center. In addition to the panoramic view, you can also get to enjoy sumptuous, fresh seafood here!
13. Sipadan Island @ Sabah
If you’re looking for an island where you can do diving and snorkeling activities, go for Sipadan Island. This island promises awesome scenery from the bottom, no wonder the late famous oceanographer Jacques Cousteau once described the island as a flawless work of art.
14. Tasik Kenyir @ Terengganu
Unwind while boarding a very unique and traditional boathouse. You can also follow the local fishermen as they go fishing or sit and relax on the balcony of the boat while enjoying a cup of tea or coffee.