Holiday Destinations in Malaysia

  Cat Museum is definitely one place you should visit when you are in the city of cat, Kuching. It is a plus if you are a cat lover. The theme of the museum – cat is undoubtedly one of a kind in the world. There are almost everything that …

The Malacca River is the river that cuts across Malacca town, on its way to the Straits of Malacca. It separates the civic district clustered at the foot of St Paul’s Hill, from the residential and commercial district of Heeren Street and Jonker Street. A flotilla of small boats transports …

  Jeram Toi is located on the trunk road leading to Kuala Klawang. Roads here have changed as the state government has constructed better free-ways here.  Jeram Toi is a small,idylic waterfall which is visited by more locals and tourists. Activities which can be done here include: 1. Picnic2. Swimming3. …

     Jelita Ostrich farm is only 60mins from KL and Melaka and barely 30mins from Seremban… Located along Jalan Jelebu, this farm is the 1st Ostrich Show Farm in Malaysia, being awarded by the Malaysia Book of Records.Here, you will see many ostriches, given a personalised tour by the …

The famous Rainbow Fall (Air Terjun Pelangi) can be reached from Sg Lembing. In earlier days this small town was famous because of its tin mines. Now it is nice, sleepy place. There is a museum and there are plans to reopen the mines as a tourist attraction. Transport to …

Chiling Waterfall is one of the most beautiful and impressive waterfalls in Selangor. To get there you need to walk for about an hour and wade across the Chiling River five times so you need to have a sense of adventure and not mind getting wet. When you finally reach the …

Part of an archipelago of 99 tropical islands just off the coast of Kedah, Langkawi island is as much shrouded in age-old myths and legends as it is filled with natural beauty. It has been accorded Global Geopark status by UNESCO in 2007 for its diverse and astounding geological heritage, …

Kinabatangan River is the longest river in Sabah. It is home to one of the world’s most diverse ecosystems, especially around its lower basin. The Lower Kinabatangan forest-covered floodplain – one of the largest in the country – is a renowned wildlife sanctuary where exotic species such as Proboscis monkeys, …

Named after two rivers that flow through it, the Kabili-Sepilok Nature Reserve is home to an interesting and diverse array of wildlife and vegetation, consisting mainly of Dipterocarp and mangrove forests. There are several nature trails that lead through the forest, taking you from tropical highland forest to lowland mangrove …

Rated as one of the world’s top diving sites, Pulau Sipadan boasts a magical and truly breathtaking natural underwater beauty. Situated at the heart of the Indo-Pacific Basin, the centre of the world’s richest marine habitat, the oceanic island is surrounded by several exciting dive spots with equally intriguing names, …