With plethora of beautiful environment, superb natural wonders and impressive landmarks from the big cities of Kuala Lumpur to the sleepy yet breathtaking rural areas of the country, Malaysia is the perfect hideaway destination either for a vacation or for honeymoon!

SCENIC ATTRACTIONS

• Petronas Twin Towers
  Towering 452 meters, Petronas Twin Towers were once the tallest edifice in the world before Taipei 101. It is deemed as one of the most spectacular marvels in Asia in which the designed was patterned from the five pillars of Islam by Argentinean-American Architect Cesar Pelli. Petronas Twin Towers was finished in 1998 with 88 floor-towers and features a skyway, which is open to all visitors but in limited free passes. This swanky building is strategically situated in the heart of the Kuala Lumpur. The front façade of the tower echoes magnificence and elegance. Petronas Twin Towers dominates all the skylines of Kuala Lumpur. This site is a must-see and must-go.


• Kek Lok Si Temple
  Constructed in 1890 and perfectly situated in Air Itam in Penang, Kek Lok Si is one of the best-known breathtaking temples in the island. The roof of the temple is topped with a pagoda that has a yellow Buddha statue bordered with red and white painted greeting figurines. Overlooking the temple’s terrace is the picturesque vista of the entire complex and Penang Island. One of the highlights in the temple is the vibrant white Ten Thousand Buddhas Pagoda that measures 30 m high and consists of 7-storeys with gold-colored roof. Kek Lok Si Temple or Temple of Supreme Bliss (Penang Hokkien) is the core attraction during Chinese New Year wherein thousands of multicolored lights turn the environment into a sea of light.


• Batang Ai National Park
  In the serene and fascinating state of Sarawak lies the enthralling beauty of Batang Ai National Park. The park spans 24,040 hectares of tropical rain forest and artificial lake, which sprawls up to Skrang, Lemanak, Engkari and Ai Valleys. The thick and exotic forest of the park homes plethora of protected species such as Orang Utan, gibbons and hornbills. It was opened to public in 1991 since then it famed amongst foreign and local tourists. Another draw in Batang Ai National Park is the Iban longhouse that endows an authentic atmosphere of traditional lifestyle.


• Underwater World
  If your interest includes seeing marine species, a visit in Underwater World must be included in your itinerary. Set on a 6.2 acres land in the stunning scenery of Pantai Cenang. Underwater World is heavily frequented by local and foreign tourists alike. This massive white building houses over 5,000 ranges of fish and exhibits around 500 species of fish in more than 100 tanks. Other highlight in Underwater World is the enormous hexagonal tank boasting with myriads of other sea creatures. Underwater World in Langkawi is dubbed as one of the biggest marine and freshwater aquarium in Asia.


• Penang Museum
  One of the beautiful landmarks in Penang Malaysia that is housed in a stunning building. The museum boasts with impressive and wide collections of artifacts, old paintings, photographs and various articles relating to Penang rich history and the island’s ethnic communities. This astonishing landmark is without a doubt shows the important historical civilization of Penang. A visit in this museum will broaden your cultural horizon since it stores fascinating facts and trivia about the lives of the multi-ethnic community in Penang.


• Old Town (Ipoh)
  200 km north of Kuala Lumpur is where the Old Town in Ipoh basks. This quaint town is known for its picturesque beauty and awesome leisure amenities. Old Town also boasts with fantastic set of pre-war shop houses, artificial lake packed with different species of fish, children’s playground and potted plants. Adding beauty in the Old Town is the newly landscaped Japanese garden with Japanese carp pond. Its clean atmosphere is complemented with different varieties of flora creating an extra attraction of the place.


• Balai Besar
  Also known as Grand Audience Hall, Balai Besar’s architecture is a great example of Malay house with lengthy roof. There are loggias on the left and right sections of this wonderful structural design. The terrace on the left side served as an area for merchants, good citizens and religious men whilst the veranda at the right corner is for the children of the Minister, warrior and children of official officers and good citizens. Balai Besar is one of the famous tourist attractions in Alor Star, Malaysia.


• Menara Alor Star
  Rising 165.5-meter tall, this tall tower situated in the heart of Alor Setar is one of the most prominent and breathtaking landmark in the state of Kedah. This tourist attraction and telecommunication establishment houses several restaurants and souvenir shops. From the top of Alor Star Tower, one will be mesmerized with the stunning panorama of Alor Setar. It also homes an observation tower measuring 88 meters high, which is perfect to seek for the crescent moon that marks the starting of Muslim months e.g. Ramadan and Hari Raya Aidilfitri.


• Merdeka Square
  Basked in the heart of Kuala Lumpur city close to Gombak River, Central Market and China Town. Merdeka Square or Independence Square is the mute witness of Kuala Lumpur’s history. There is a 100-meter high flagpole erected in the field wherein the Malayan Flag was hoisted. This spot symbolizes the independence of Malaysia from British colonization. Merdeka Square was constructed at the start of 20th century in Moorish style architecture. Furthermore, this popular attraction is also the venue of some interesting events such as outdoor concerts, carnivals and other sports events.


• Tropical Spice Garden
  Escape in a stunning paradise where 500 varieties of flora, lush foliage, tropical herbs and spices are waiting to be explored. Sitting pretty in eight hectares of tranquil and fresh environment of Penang Island. Tropical Spice Garden opened its doors to public in November 27, 2003, from then on huge number of tourists flock in this wonderful haven. This fabulous wonder are divided into numerous trails the Spice Trail, Ornamental Trail and Jungle Trail. Each track offers awe-inspiring collections of flora and other plant life.