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The Habitat Penang Hill

The Habitat Penang Hill

Ecotourism hub at the summit of Penang Hill: 130-million-year-old forest, canopy walkway and 360° viewpoint over the island.

Tabin Wildlife Reserve

Located 50 km from Lahad Datu, Tabin Reserve protects 122,539 hectares of rainforest, a sanctuary for pygmy elephants, primates and hornbills of Borneo.

Sultan Abdul Samad Jamek Mosque

At the confluence of the Klang and Gombak rivers, Kuala Lumpur's oldest mosque blends Indo-Saracenic architecture with direct access to the heart of the city's historic district.

Semenggoh Wildlife Centre

Semenggoh Wildlife Centre

Located 24 km from Kuching, Semenggoh Wildlife Centre allows you to observe rehabilitated orangutans in semi-freedom during daily feeding sessions.

Sam Poh Tong Temple

Buddhist cave temple of Gunung Rapat, 5 km south of Ipoh. Prayer hall in a limestone grotto, gardens, European-style pagoda and turtle enclosure.

Rainforest Discovery Centre

In Sepilok, the Rainforest Discovery Centre combines a canopy walkway, forest trails, a lake and birdwatching in the Kabili-Sepilok forest.

Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre

25 km from Sandakan, Sepilok is the world's first orangutan rehabilitation centre. Boardwalk observation, nursery and 43 km² forest reserve.

Perak Tong Cave Temple

Buddhist sanctuary carved into the limestone of Gunung Tasek, north of Ipoh: towering Buddha, frescoes and viewpoint after 450 steps.

Penang Hill

Penang Hill

Penang Hill peaks at 833 m above George Town. Historic funicular, UNESCO biosphere reserve, canopy walkways and colonial heritage.

Mossy Forest

Mossy Forest

Cloud forest perched at 2,032 m on Mount Brinchang in the Cameron Highlands: wooden boardwalk, observation tower and rare vegetation.

Padang Mosque

Built in 1908 for Ipoh's Tamil Muslim community, Padang Mosque impresses with its striking Mughal architecture, distinctive green and white façade and fortress-like appearance.

Dataran Merdeka

Dataran Merdeka

Malaysia's Independence Square at the heart of Kuala Lumpur, surrounded by colonial buildings and marked by the raising of the flag on 31 August 1957.

Menara Kuala Lumpur

Menara Kuala Lumpur

421 m tower in the heart of Kuala Lumpur: 360° deck, glass Sky Box, revolving restaurant and leisure complex at the foot of Bukit Nanas hill.

Kinabalu National Park

On the island of Borneo, Kinabalu National Park protects Mount Kinabalu (4,095 m) and UNESCO-listed biodiversity, 88 km from Kota Kinabalu.

Kek Lok Tong Temple

A Buddhist sanctuary carved into a limestone mountain in Ipoh, Kek Lok Tong combines a three-level cave, manicured gardens, and lakes—all freely accessible.

Kek Lok Si Temple

Set on the hills of Air Itam, near George Town, one of Malaisie's largest Buddhist complexes: the Ban Po Thar pagoda, 10,000 Buddhas, and a Guanyin statue.

Kampung Kling Mosque

Founded in 1748 on the 'Street of Harmony' in Malacca, Kampung Kling Mosque blends a pagoda-minaret, European tiles and Hindu motifs.

Fort Cornwallis

Fort Cornwallis

Malaysia's largest standing colonial fort, Fort Cornwallis guards the north-eastern entrance to George Town with its 1799 chapel, cannons and 1882 lighthouse.