What are some things to do in Malaysia?

I went to Malaysia five times, and I went to ** to see what the purpose is, if you want to relax on the island, I recommend Sabah and Semporna in East Malaysia, Tioman Island and Redang Island in West Malaysia, and Langkawi in general. City travel recommended Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Malacca have their own characteristics, Johor Bahru city has no characteristics, but there is the only Legoland in Asia, children like it.

I've been to Malaysia once, and if there's one place that impresses me, it's Genting Hotel Malaysia, one of the top 10 horror hotels in the world!!

I had been to Semporna in my early years, before he became famous, but in recent years it has become known to outsiders as the neighbouring diving mecca of Sipadan has become more and more famous. The water here is different in several colors, from white on the shore to the depths of the sea, and darker the closer to the depths of the sea: from light green to green, and then to blue and dark blue.

I have been to Luzhonghai with my friends before, and I was bought by a private wealthy businessman to establish a luxury tourist resort hotel. The island has a picturesque view of the blue sea and silver sand, and has been rated as the third largest island resort in the world. Emerald Bay, one of the world's top 10 most famous sandy beaches, is just northwest of the island. ‍‍

There are interesting places in West Malaysia and East Malaysia, see what you want to play. There are many Chinese in West Malaysia, and communication is OK, but there are many indigenous people in East Malaysia, and many indigenous people can't communicate in English. West Malaysia is generally Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya, Putra, Penang, Sabah (Kota Kinabalu, Semporna), Malacca, West Malaysia East Coast, Langkawi and so on, but Genting is a must-see.

East Malaysia is generally the west coast of East Malaysia, Redang Island, Miri, Kuching, etc., without taking a plane, you can drive from Sabah to Brunei Darussalam Darussalam T West Malaysia is generally a region of tourism and food, while East Malaysia is an area with intensive industrial development. Play with your own ideas and see what you want to see and what you want to know.

However, Malaysia is relatively anti-Chinese, and it is not very safe at night, no matter what everyone is doing here, you must ensure your own safety, do not go to a place with few people, it is better not to go out too late, but the security in Kuala Lumpur is still better.

I think the most interesting is Langkawi, which is made up of 99 islands, which is famous for its mysterious history and rich natural landscapes, and is a blue paradise in the Straits of Malacca, with entertainment activities such as diving, island hopping, etc.

Malaysia is the country I have been to the most times, but also one of the favorite places, most of the Chinese's impression of Malaysia is Kuala Lumpur, Malacca, Kota Kinabalu, Langkawi, Semporna and other tourist cities, I recommend a Malaysian people's food no1 place - Muar muar is Malay, the original muara. There is a wide Ma River in the area, and Muar is called "Muara" (Hekou) right next to the estuary, hence the name "Muar".

Just this week, I was in Malaysia, and if you want to talk about fun, of course, the first thing to choose is the "Golden Triangle" shopping district in Bukit Bintang - nine high-end shopping malls for you to buy from morning to night, I went the day before yesterday, and I was dazzled and sore in my hands. I also went to the Petronas Twin Towers, to the Sky Bridge on the 41st floor of the Petronas Twin Towers, and then to the observation deck on the 86th floor, to see the whole of Kuala Lumpur at once, and I think these two places are the most enjoyable I have ever had in the past few days. The most fun place.

If you go to Malaysia, you must see the Strait of Malacca, which is the strait of the ancient maritime Silk Road. I've only heard about it in books before. I've seen it, and now I'm here to feel it, the west coast of the strait is low, flat, with many swamps, muddy islands and mangrove beaches, and it is not easy for big ships to dock.

In Malaysia, near Mabul Island, there are a few unnamed islands scattered around. We have traveled to the depths of the sea and found the Bajau people of the sea, far from modern civilization. ‍‍

Known as the "Garden of the East", Penang is one of Malaysia's tourist destinations, with beautiful beaches and wilderness, as well as numerous places of interest, and is also known as a foodie's paradise, where everyone is recognized as a foodie. Penang is not only proud of its well-preserved cultural heritage, but also embracing the trends of modernity.

Malaysia's first impression of the country is a tropical country, there are a lot of delicious tropical fruits, sun, sand, sea breeze, blue sky, etc., I personally think that the capital of Malaysia should go to play, Kuala Lumpur, a city where diverse cultures and history meet. The twin towers of Kuala Lumpur were once the tallest skyscrapers in the world, and it is also one of the famous landmarks in Kuala Lumpur. Chinatown is also very distinctive, bringing together the legendary experiences of Chinese people, with a variety of Chinese specialties and in the evening, a unique night market.

Kota Kinabalu is the capital of the Malaysian state of Sabah, and the city centre is an important business district full of hotels, travel agencies and stations, overlooking Gaya Island. Currently, Kota Kinabalu is the sixth largest city in Malaysia. Kota Kinabalu is located in a tropical region, and sun and beach are some of the activities that tourists enjoy here.

Diving in the waters of Kota Kinabalu is also very popular with tourists, as the clear waters of the South China Sea and the abundance of coral species in the many coral reefs are an eye-opener for divers.

1. Kuala Lumpur is the capital of Malaysia, located in the West Malaysia Peninsula, with the world-famous Petronas Twin Towers and Kuala Lumpur Tower. Kuala Lumpur is also home to a world-renowned shopping mall, with more than 10 shopping malls concentrated in Kuala Lumpur. If you are interested in humanities, you can visit the National Islamic Church.

2. Penang is an island located in the northern part of the West Malaysia Peninsula, and it is the city with the largest concentration of Chinese in Malaysia, and its chief is also Chinese. It was once under British colonial rule, leaving many antique Western-style buildings in the capital city of Georgetown. There is also a Peranakan culture formed by the fusion of local aborigines and early immigrants, which is also a very good theme for cultural tourism.

3. Malacca is a historical ancient city in Malaysia, which was occupied and colonized by Portugal, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom after the end of the glorious Malacca Dynasty. Portugal left Malacca the ancient city of Famosa, and the Netherlands left Malacca with a glittering Dutch red house. The lively Jerchang Street brings together tourists from all over the world.

Hello dear, what are the fun places in Malaysia1Kota Kinabalu in Sabah: The transportation is convenient, many cities in China have direct flights to Kota Kinabalu Airport, or you can also fly to Kuala Lumpur, play Kuala Lumpur to Kota Kinabalu.

The more famous islands near Kota Kinabalu are Mantanani Island (1 hour by car, 45 minutes by speedboat) and Kota Kinabalu (more than an hour by speedboat from Kota Kinabalu Pier)! In addition, the Tunku Marine Park Islands on the opposite coast of Kota Kinabalu are also a good choice, and it is only 15 minutes by speedboat from Kota Kinabalu city! The waters of the Tunku Marine Park archipelago are quite clear, there are a lot of fish, and you can also play water sports, but if you want to see the jelly sea, you can only go to Mantanani Island or Beach Island!

2.Semporna in Sabah: The traffic is more difficult, you have to fly from Kota Kinabalu or Kuala Lumpur, fly to Tawau Lake, then transfer to Semporna town for an hour, and then take a speedboat to the island in 45 minutes!

There are many small islands off the coast of Semporna, such as Mabul, Kapalai, Mataking Island, and Bangbang Island, all of which have resorts! The sea here is crystal clear and jelly-like, it is the most beautiful sea in Malaysia, and the water is clearer than the water in the pool! The sea has the most beautiful coral reef in Malaysia, many live corals, known as the Little Maldives!

The view will not disappoint you at all! 3.Redang Island in East Terengganu:

You can fly from Kuala Lumpur to Terengganu and then go to the pier to take a one-hour boat ride to the island! The long beach in Redang Island is white and fine as flour, and the water is very clear! Especially from June to August, it is the most beautiful time of the year in Redang Island, the wind is calm, and the sea water is the clearest!

You can play snorkeling on the shore, the coral is not as gorgeous as Semporna, but it is better than the price-performance ratio, and the resorts on the island** are half of the islands of Semporna! 4.Langkawi, East Malaysia:

Langkawi is also very convenient, Guangzhou has a number of flights, no need to transfer in Kuala Lumpur. However, the beaches on Langkawi Island are more average, only Sanya level. If you want to see the corals and snorkel, you can only go to Paya Island with a day trip, and it takes more than an hour to get there by boat!

However, Langkawi, in addition to the sea, there are many other attractions to visit, you can go to the mangrove forest to feed the eagles, there is a large freshwater lake (pregnant woman lake) to play, and you can also do a zipline deep into the rainforest to the sky bridge! The playability is relatively high! I hope mine can help you.

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Malaysia is a vibrant and diverse country with plenty of attractions to visit

1.Kuala Lumpur Petronas: One of Malaysia's iconic buildings, it is a pair of twin towers that reach a height of 88 storeys and offer stunning views of the city centre. The Knowers.

2.Genting Highlands: A highland located about 1 hour east of Kuala Lumpur, it is a well-known tourist destination with plenty of entertainment venues, theme parks, shopping malls, and fine dining.

3.Malacca: A city steeped in history with a lot of colonial architecture and cultural heritage, such as the quaint Red House, Petaling Hills and Holland Square.

4.Labuan: A beautiful archipelago located off the east coast of Malaysia with lots of beautiful beaches, snorkeling, and diving.

5.Tamil Cultural District: An area outside of Kuala Lumpur that has a lot of Indian culture, architecture, temples, and delicacies, such as the famous Sinan Temple, Monduchian Siansi Guangshi Temple.

6.Glass House Restaurant: There is a famous Glass House restaurant in Klang near Kuala Lumpur, with a variety of cuisines and a beautiful view from a high vantage point.

7.Train Night Market: A popular choice for night markets, where visitors can taste local specialties such as bak kut teh, fried dough sticks, and peanut candy.