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Île Langkawi

Langkawi Island

Parc Kinabalu

Kinabalu Park

Perhentian

Perhentian

Laban Rata

Laban Rata

Laban Rata is the high-altitude refuge on the slopes of Mount Kinabalu, at 3,272 m. An essential stop before ascending Low's Peak, it offers accommodation and dining in the heart of the UNESCO-listed national park.

île Tioman

Tioman Island

Pulau Tioman, a tropical paradise on Malaysia's east coast: marine park, protected jungle, sea turtles and preserved fishing villages.

Sukau

Sukau

At the edge of Sabah's jungle, Sukau opens the doors to Kinabatangan River cruises: orangutans, proboscis monkeys and pygmy elephants in their natural habitat.

Sepilok

Sepilok

Sepilok, in Sabah, is home to the world's first orangutan rehabilitation centre and a canopy walkway suspended 25 metres above the forest floor. Here's what you need to know.

Sandakan

Sandakan

Once Sabah's capital, Sandakan is the gateway to ecotourism in Borneo: orangutans, sea turtles, the Kinabatangan River and rich history.

Putrajaya

Putrajaya

Just 30 minutes from Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya unfolds its pink domes and gardens around a 650-hectare lake. Complete guide for a successful day trip.

Perhentian Islands

A marine park off Malaisie's northeast coast, the Perhentian Islands captivate with their crystalline waters, thriving reefs and pristine beaches.

Penang

Penang

A UNESCO island on Malaisie's west coast, Penang brings together colonial George Town, legendary street food, and tropical beaches to explore in 3 to 5 days.

Malacca

Malacca

UNESCO World Heritage site on the Strait of Malacca, a crossroads city of Malay, Chinese, Peranakan and Kristang cultures. Complete guide for 2 days on site.

Langkawi

An archipelago of 99 islands designated a UNESCO Geopark, Langkawi combines pristine white-sand beaches, tropical rainforests and lush mangroves. Your complete travel guide.

Kuching

Kuching

Former capital of the White Rajahs and gateway to Malaysian Borneo, Kuching blends colonial heritage, multicultural markets, and breathtaking national parks.

Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur

From the Petronas Towers to the Batu Caves, via Chinatown and Little India: your complete guide to exploring Kuala Lumpur, the cosmopolitan capital of Malaysia.

Kuala Kangsar

A royal city in Perak overlooked by mainstream tourism circuits, Kuala Kangsar reveals palatial estates, a golden mosque, and colonial heritage in a peaceful setting.

Kota Kinabalu

Kota Kinabalu

Capital of Sabah in northern Borneo, Kota Kinabalu blends a 4,095-meter mountain, paradise islands and Sabahan cultures. The complete guide to planning your stay.

Kinabatangan River

In the heart of Sabah, the Kinabatangan River unfolds one of Asia's finest river safaris: orangutans, pygmy elephants and fireflies at dusk.