Vibrant street, towering skyscrapers, and historical landmarks. KL is truly a city of contrast and a great introduction to Malaysian life.
Standing at the base of 272 colorful steps that leads to the main Temple Cave, is a colossal gold statue of Lord Murugan. Explore the caves and temples that Batu Caves have to offer.
Insider Tip: Watch out for the macaque monkeys!
Walk old lanes, trace Peranakan stories and plan every day around what to eat next.
Riverfront evenings and centuries of Malay, Chinese and European influence.
Home to ancient rainforests, rare wildlife and rich indigenous culture, Borneo Malaysia offers an unforgettable mix of nature and adventure. From proboscis monkeys along the Kinabatangan River to orangutans, hornbills and prictine islands.
Crystal-clear turquoise waters, powdery white-sand beaches, and abundant marine life.