A UNESCO-listed colonial port town with shophouses, clan houses such as the ornate Khoo Kongsi, temples, mosques and churches side by side, and street art murals. It's one of Asia's great street-food cities: try assam laksa, char kway teow and cendol.
Take the funicular up Penang Hill. The Kek Lok Si temple is one of the largest in South-East Asia.
Langkawi's most popular beach, a long stretch of white sand on the south-west coast with calm water for swimming and watersports, and beautiful sunse…
A boat trip through the mangroves and limestone cliffs of the Kilim Karst Geoforest Park, in the north-east of Langkawi, part of a UNESCO Global Geop…
A cable car that climbs steeply up Gunung Mat Cincang, one of the oldest mountains in Malaysia, over the rainforest to a summit station at 708 m.
A cool hill station in the mountains of Pahang, with tea plantations rolling over the hills, strawberry farms and jungle trails.
Two islands off the north-east coast of the Malay Peninsula with white beaches, clear water and coral reefs, for snorkelling with turtles and reef sh…
A limestone hill with a Hindu temple inside a huge cave, reached by 272 rainbow-painted steps, guarded by a 43 m golden statue of Lord Murugan.
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