Explore Malaysia

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Islands and Beaches

Three archipelagos, two coasts with inverted calendars and a world-class diving site at Sipadan: Malaysia's beach experience begins with understanding the map and the season.

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Borneo - Sarawak

Sarawak, the riverine and forested face of Malaysian Borneo, where Kuching, Iban longhouses and the karst peaks of Gunung Mulu compose a journey of culture and wilderness.

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Borneo - Sabah

In northern Borneo, Sabah brings together iconic wildlife, the primary forest of Danum Valley, the ascent of Mount Kinabalu at 4,095 metres, and the reefs of Sipadan.

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Cameron Highlands

Highland plateau at 1500 metres among Boh tea estates, mossy forest and Orang Asli villages, with a temperate climate of 15 to 22°C year-round.

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Penang

A heritage island in northwestern Peninsular Malaysia, Penang combines UNESCO-listed Georgetown, street food considered the country's finest, and a forested ridge rising to 833 meters.

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Kuala Lumpur

Equatorial capital where Malay stilt villages, Tamil temples and 452-metre towers fit within a few square kilometres, orbiting around relentless street food.

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