5 places to eat and play in Malaysia

Taking photos with the Petronas Twin Towers, visiting Melaka Square, exploring Penang's food street... are experiences that tourists should try when coming to Malaysia.

Malaysia has a variety of attractions and tourism products. The suggested places to eat and play below promise to bring memorable experiences for the whole family.

Explore Kuala Lumpur city center

As one of the vibrant capitals in Southeast Asia, Kuala Lumpur attracts visitors with its bustling urban life, along with its unique historical, cultural and religious architecture. Visitors can explore the entire city on a journey by Hop-on Hop-off (HOHO) tourist bus. With 26 stops and passing through more than 60 of the city's iconic landmarks. Visitors have the choice of two packages including day and night, the tourist bus service is a powerful tool to help simplify your journey to explore the bustling city of Kuala Lumpur.

KL Hop On Hop Off Tour Bus. Photo: KL Hop On Hop Off

Visit Penang's Old Town Food Tour

George Town - the capital of Penang state was recognized by Unesco as a World Heritage Site in 2008 for its rich, unique and vibrant historical and cultural values. Visiting the old town of George Town brings visitors a journey back in time and witnesses the changes of history, the intersection of cultures and the harmony of ethnic communities. When coming to Penang's culinary street, tourists will have the opportunity to enjoy Malaysian, Chinese, Indian and Nyonya fusion dishes... Dishes you should try when in Penang are Penang Assam Laksa, Cendol and Hokkien Mee.

Island Hopping in Sabah

Sabah is one of the largest states in Malaysia, located on the island of Borneo with offshore islands. With its pristine natural beauty, clear waters, long white sand beaches and diverse marine life, Sabah is an ideal destination for a sunny holiday by the blue sea. One of the interesting experiences when coming to Sabah is the "island hopping" tour. Visitors will have the opportunity to visit large and small islands, enjoy water sports, scuba diving, jetskiing, and ziplining from one island to another.

Ziplining over the sea at Tunku Abdul Rahman Park, Sabah. Photo: Tourism Malaysia

Shop at outlet stores

Shopping in Malaysia is always an interesting experience because of the variety of brands, product segments... Outlet centers, where prices are affordable and promotions are a plus for shopping enthusiasts. Some popular outlet centers in Malaysia are Genting Highlands Premium Outlets (Genting Highlands), Johor Premium Outlets (Johor), Mitsui Outlet Park KLIA (near Kuala Lumpur International Airport Klia), Freeport A'Famosa Outlet (Melaka), Design Village Outlet Mall (Penang).

Experience culture with homestay tourism

Homestay tourism to experience Malaysian indigenous culture. Photo: Malaysia Tourism Promotion Board

For those who love to explore culture, homestay tourism is a suitable suggestion. Living with local people, participating in daily activities, learning how to cook local dishes or making handicrafts helps visitors immerse themselves in a new culture, and gain a deeper understanding of the country and its people.

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