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Malaysia Budget Travel Guide is created to provide travellers on a limited budget with all the useful information on Malaysia. This you will find on each of the town pages. Just click on any of them such as Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Malacca, etc.

Within the Malaysia Travel Guide information on all the towns in Malaysia, both the major ones as well as the smaller ones. You can also find information on Malaysian culture, festival, people, just about anything you care to know about Malaysia.

Jalur Gemilang, the Malaysian Flag
Jalur Gemilang, the Malaysian Flag (8 February 2006)
© Timothy Tye using this photo

Now let me tell you more about Malaysia

Malaysia is a moderate-size country in Southeast Asia. It has a total area of 329,845 square kilometers (127,354 sq miles). The country is composed of two parts. West Malaysia, also known as Peninsular Malaysia, is on the peninsula connected to the rest of mainland Asia, while East Malaysia, comprising the states of Sabah and Sarawak, is on the island of Borneo. The capital, Kuala Lumpur, is a city of located 1.6 million people, is located near the centre of West Malaysia, surrounded by a metropolitan area, called the Klang Valley, with a total population of over 7 million.

Malaysia has a population of 28.3 million people, according to the 2009 estimate. It is one of the most culturally diverse countries in Asia. While the Malays form the majority in the country, forming 54% of the total population, Malaysians include a sizeable population of people from many other ethnic groups, many of whom are the descendents of immigrants who arrived in the country in the past five hundred years. The other major races in Malaysia include the Chinese, the Indians, and other indigenous groupd living in East Malaysia such as the Ibans, Kadazans, Bidayuh. There are also Orang Asli, or Native Malaysians, living mostly in the hinterland of West Malaysia.

Malaysia Travel Information

Time Zone: +8GMT Malaysia is 8 hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time.
Currency: ringgit (RM)
Language: Malay, Chinese (Mandarin, Hokkien, Cantonese), Indian (Tamil), Iban, Kadazan-Dusun.
International Dialing Code: 60
Population: 21 million
Religion: Islam, Buddhism/Taoism, Hinduism, Christianity
Electricity: 220V 50Hz
Electrical Outlet: Mostly three-prong sockets similar to United Kingdom. (See details here: http://www.kropla.com/electric.htm)
Driving: On the left side of the road.

Malaysia Major Travel Destinations

  1. Kuala Lumpur The capital has plenty to offer. Visitors to Kuala Lumpur come for its excellent shopping. Just a couple of hours from Kuala Lumpur are highland getaways such as Genting Highlands and Bukit Tinggi.
  2. Penang This island combines a relaxing attitude with some of the best food in the country. The old quarters of its capital, George Town, is also a well-preserved UNESCO World Heritage Site.
  3. Mount Kinabalu is one of the tallest mountains in Southeast Asia, and a popular destination for climbers.
  4. Malacca is the most historically and culturally rich city in Malaysia.
  5. Mulu Caves have one of the most extensive cave systems, with some of the largest caves, in the world
  6. Pulau Sipadan is one of the best dive sites in the world
  7. Pulau Langkawi is the biggest seaside destination in the country

UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Malaysia

  1. Gunung Mulu National Park
  2. Kinabalu National Park
  3. Melaka UNESCO World Heritage Site and George Town UNESCO World Heritage Site: Historic Cities of the Straits of Malacca


Pulau Rawa
Pulau Rawa (9 April 2004)
© Timothy Tye using this photo

Malaysia Expressways

  1. North-South Expressway Northern Route (E1)
  2. North-South Expressway Southern Route (E2)
  3. New Klang Valley Expressway (E1)
  4. ELITE Highway (E6)
Malaysia has one of the best road network in Asia for a country of its size. The North South Expressway is the main artery that runs the length of West Malaysia from Bukit Kayu Hitam in the north to Gelang Patah in the South. The East-West Highway and the Karak Highway link the west coast to the east. Seventy percent of Malaysia's population is concentrated in West Malaysia, and seventy percent of that live in the west coast. Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Johore Bahru are the centre of the three most densely populated metropolitan areas in the country, whereas Perlis, Pahang, Sabah and Sarawak are relatively sparse.

Scene at Siti Khadijah Market, Kota Bharu
Scene at Siti Khadijah Market, Kota Bharu (12 February 2006)
© Timothy Tye using this photo

Soot covered charcoal factory, Matang
Soot covered charcoal factory, Matang (1 July, 2007)
© Timothy Tye using this photo

Malaysia Tourist Destinations

Most of the visitors to Malaysia arrive in Kuala Lumpur. From there, they head north, to Penang, where the colonial architecture and heritage is still very much intact, or to Langkawi, which is heavily promoted as a recreational island. Those seeking more pristine surroundings head to the east coast, to islands such as Redang, Perhentian and Tioman. Malaysia is noted as a major diving destination in Asia, and islands such as Pulau Sipadan in Sabah is ranked as among the best.

Malaysia is home to some of the oldest rainforest in the world, as in Endau-Rompin. Visitors wishing to enjoy a natural experience may visit Taman Negara, Malaysia's first national park; Lake Chini, a river-floodplain of 12 interlocking lakes, and the many waterfalls in the country. The East Malaysia state of Sabah is where Mount Kinabalu, the highest peak in Malaysia, and one of the highest in Southeast Asia. Ascending it is entirely possible, if one is reasonably fit and prepared for the climb. Guides and potters are available for such an undertaking.


Majestic Kek Lok Si Temple in Penang
Majestic Kek Lok Si Temple in Penang (28 January 2006)
© Timothy Tye using this photo

Gua Kelam, Perlis
Gua Kelam, Perlis (30 April, 2005)
© Timothy Tye using this photo

Bright Lights, Big City - Kuala Lumpur
Bright Lights, Big City - Kuala Lumpur (28 December 2006)
© Timothy Tye using this photo

The People of Malaysia

Malaysian Costumes & Accessories

Malays

Festivals in Malaysia

Food of Malaysia

Languages of Malaysia

The official language of the country is Bahasa Malaysia, but many other languages are also spoken.

Religion in Malaysia

The official religion of Malaysia is Islam, but all other religions are allowed to be freely practiced.

Handicrafts of Malaysia

  • Batik
  • Kasut Manik
  • Kelirieng
  • Labu Sayong
  • Mah Meri Woodcarving
  • Nyonya Porcelain
  • Pua Kumbu
  • Sarawak Pottery
  • Songket

    • Musical Instruments of Malaysia

    Performing Arts of Malaysia

    Malaysia Traditional Games

  • Congkak
  • Gasing
  • Sepak Takraw
  • Wau

    • Malaysia Environment

    Malaysia Development

    Malaysia Infrastructure

    Famous Malaysians

    Malaysian Legendary Personalities

    The following are people whose existence could be both historical as well as legendary, that have become part of the fabric of the history of the country.

    Visiting Malaysia

    Malaysia Entry Points

    Entering Malaysia By Air

    Most international visitors enter Malaysia through its airports at Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Kota Kinabalu.

    Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KUL) is the biggest airport in Malaysia. It is served by the following passenger airlines:
  • AirAsia* (Alor Star, Angeles City, Bandar Seri Begawan, Bandung, Bangkok, Bintulu, Chiang Mai, Denpasar/Bali, Hanoi, Jakarta, Johor Bahru, Kota Bharu, Kota Kinabalu, Kuala Terengganu, Kuching, Labuan, Lahad Datu, Langkawi, Macau, Medan, Miri, Padang, Palembang, Pekan Baru, Penang, Phnom Penh, Phuket, Sandakan, Sibu, Siem Reap, Solo, Surabaya, Tawau)
  • Air China (Beijing)
  • Air India (Delhi, Chennai, Mumbai)
  • Air Mauritius (Mauritius, Singapore)
  • Austrian Airlines (Sydney, Vienna) [ends March 2007] [8]
  • Biman Bangladesh Airlines (Dhaka, Singapore)
  • Cathay Pacific (Hong Kong, Penang)
  • Cebu Pacific* (Manila)
  • China Airlines (Hong Kong, Kaohsiung, Taipei-Taoyuan)
  • China Southern Airlines (Guangzhou)
  • China Eastern Airlines (Kunming, Shanghai-Pudong)
  • Emirates (Dubai, Jakarta, Singapore)
  • Etihad Airways (Abu Dhabi)
  • EVA Air (Taipei-Taoyuan)
  • Garuda Indonesia (Jakarta)
  • GMG Airlines (Dhaka)
  • Gulf Air (Bahrain, Muscat)
  • Indian Airlines (Bangkok, Chennai, Delhi)
  • Iran Air (Tehran-Mehrabad)
  • Japan Airlines (Osaka-Kansai, Singapore, Tokyo-Narita)
  • Jet Airways (Chennai)
  • Jetstar Airways* (Sydney)
  • KLM Royal Dutch Airlines (Amsterdam, Jakarta)
  • Korean Air (Seoul-Incheon)
  • Kuwait Airways (Bangkok, Kuwait)
  • Lufthansa (Bangkok, Frankfurt)
  • Malaysia Airlines (Adelaide, Amsterdam, Auckland, Bandar Seri Begawan, Bangalore, Bangkok, Beijing, Beirut, Brisbane, Buenos Aires-Ezeiza, Cape Town, Cebu, Chennai, Colombo, Delhi, Denpasar/Bali, Dhaka, Dubai, Frankfurt, Guangzhou, Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Hong Kong, Hyderabad, Istanbul-Atatürk, Jakarta, Jeddah, Johannesburg, Kaohsiung, Karachi, Kunming, Kuwait, London-Heathrow, Los Angeles, Manila, Male, Medan, Melbourne, Mumbai, Nagoya-Centrair, Newark, Osaka-Kansai, Paris-Charles de Gaulle, Perth, Phnom Penh, Phuket, Rome-Fiumicino, Seoul-Incheon, Shanghai-Pudong, Siem Reap, Singapore, Stockholm-Arlanda, Surabaya, Sydney, Taipei-Taoyuan, Tokyo-Narita, Xiamen, Yangon, Zurich) Merpati Nusantara Airlines (Jakarta, Surabaya, Mataram)
  • Myanmar Airways (Yangon)
  • Pakistan International Airlines (Islamabad, Karachi, Lahore, Singapore)
  • Qatar Airways (Doha)
  • Royal Brunei (Bandar Seri Begawan)
  • Royal Nepal (Kathmandu)
  • Saudi Arabian Airlines (Jakarta, Jeddah, Madinah, Riyadh)
  • Shenzhen Airlines (Nanning, Shenzhen)
  • Singapore Airlines (Singapore)
  • Sri Lankan Airlines (Colombo, Singapore)
  • Thai Airways International (Bangkok)
  • Transaero (Moscow-Domodedovo)
  • Uzbekistan Airways (Tashkent)
  • Vietnam Airlines (Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City)
  • Xiamen Airlines (Fuzhou, Xiamen)
  • Yemenia (Dubai, Jakarta, Sanaa)

    * These airlines use the Low Cost Carrier Terminal

    Penang International Airport (PEN) is the second busiest airport in Malaysia. It is served by the following passenger airlines:
  • Adam Air (Medan)
  • AirAsia (Johor Bahru, Kuala Lumpur, Kuching, Kota Kinabalu, Bangkok, Medan)
  • Cathay Pacific (Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur)
  • China Airlines (Kaohsiung, Taipei- Taoyuan)
  • China Southern Airlines (Guangzhou)
  • Kartika Airlines (Batam, Jakarta, Medan)
  • Korean Air (Seoul-Incheon)
  • Lion Air / Wings (Medan)
  • Malaysia Airlines (Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Langkawi, Medan, Seoul-Incheon, Singapore)
  • Singapore Airlines (Singapore)
  • Thai Airways International (Bangkok)
  • Xiamen Airlines (Xiamen)

    Kota Kinabalu International Airport (BKI), is the biggest airport in East Malaysia, is served by the following passenger airlines:
  • AirAsia (Kuala Lumpur, Johor Bahru, Kuching, Miri, Penang, Sandakan, Tawau, Manila-Clark, Macau, Bangkok)
  • Asiana (Seoul-Incheon)
  • Cathay Pacific
  • Dragonair (Hong Kong)
  • Domodedovo Airlines Charter
  • Far Eastern Air Transport (Taipei-Songshan)
  • FlyAsianXpress (Bintulu, Kudat, Labuan, Lahad Datu, Lawas, Limbang, Miri, Mulu, Sandakan, Sibu)
  • Korean Air (Seoul-Incheon) Seasonal
  • Layang Layang Aerospace Regional
  • Malaysia Airlines (Kuala Lumpur, Kuching, Labuan, Miri, Sandakan, Tawau, Bandar Seri Begawan, Cebu, Guangzhou, Kaoshiung, Hong Kong, Manila-Ninoy Aquino, Seoul-Incheon, Singapore, Taipei-Taoyuan, Tokyo-Narita)
  • Royal Brunei (Bandar Seri Begawan)
  • Singapore Airlines
  • Silk Air (Singapore)
  • Sabah Air (Regional)
  • South Phoenix Airways (Puerto Princesa, Davao City)
  • TransAsia Airways (Taipei-Songshan) Charter

    Langkawi International Airport (LGK) is served by the following passenger airlines:
  • AirAsia (Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok)
  • Malaysia Airlines (Penang, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore)
  • SilkAir (Singapore)

    If you are traveling to Malaysia, you can click here for airfares on Malaysia Airlines and Cheap Flights to Malaysia.

    Malaysia Airport Tax:

    Airport tax at all airports in Malaysia is fixed at RM40 for international departures and RM5 for domestic departures. Airport tax at the Low Cost Carrier Terminal at KLIA is RM35 for international departures and RM6 for domestic departure.

    Entering Malaysia By Road

    From Singapore: You can reach Malaysia via the Causeway from Woodlands to Johor Bahru, or via the Second Link, from Tuas to Tanjung Kupang. Buses from Singapore leave Beach Road (outside Golden Mile Centre), Lavender Street and Queen Street. SBS Bus 170 goes to Johor Bahru.
    From Thailand: From Hat Yai (@ Haadyai), you cross the Thai-Malaysian border at Padang Besar in Perlis or Bukit Kayu Hitam in Kedah or Rantau Panjang in Kelantan.
    From Indonesia: Regular buses ply between the town of Pontianak in Kalimantan, in Indonesian Borneo, and Kuching, in Sarawak.

    Entering Malaysia By Boat

    From Indonesia: Ferry services available between Medan, Sumatra and Penang; Dumai, Sumatra and Malacca; Tanjung Balai, Sumatra and Port Klang; and Tarakan, Kalimantan and Tawau, Sabah.
    From Thailand: Ferry and longboat services available between Satun and Langkawi.
    From Brunei: Ferry services available between Brunei and Labuan, Limbang and Lawas in Sarawak.

    Lush Sungai Sedim
    Lush Sungai Sedim (2 May 2005)
    © Timothy Tye using this photo

    Elegant Ubudiah Mosque
    Elegant Ubudiah Mosque (31 January 2006)
    © Timothy Tye using this photo

    Malaysia Entry Requirements

    Malaysia Visa

  • Nationals of Afghanistan, Angola, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Central African Republic, China (PR), Congo (Rep), Congo (Dem Rep), Côte D’Ivoire, Djibouti, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Ghana, Guinea-Bissau, India, Liberia, Mali, Myanmar, Mozambique, Nepal, Niger, Nigeria, Pakistan, Rwanda, Sri Lanka, Taiwan and Western Sahara require a visa. Nationals of these countries may be granted visa relaxation for transit through Malaysia, for less than 5 days, via a Malaysian international airport, if in possession of confirmed onward airline tickets to a third country before arriving. British Overseas Citizens also require a visa.
  • Nationals of EU countries do not require a visa for stays of up to 3 months (except nationals of Ireland for stays of up to 2 months and Greece and Portugal for stays of up to 1 month)
  • Nationals of Commonwealth countries do not require a visa (except nationals of those countries mentioned above who do require a visa) for stays of up to 1 month; nationals of Australia, Canada, New Zealand and South Africa for up to 3 months.
  • Nationals of Albania, Algeria, Argentina, Bahrain, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Brazil, Croatia, Cuba, Czech Republic, Egypt, Hungary, Iceland, Japan, Jordan, Korea (Rep), Kuwait, Kyrgyzstan, Lebanon, Liechtenstein, Morocco, Norway, Oman, Peru, Poland, Qatar, Romania, San Marino, Saudi Arabia, Slovakia, Switzerland, Tunisia, Turkey, Turkmenistan, United Arab Emirates, Uruguay, USA and Yemen do not require a visa for stays of up to 3 months.
  • Nationals of Iran, Iraq, Libya, Palestine, Syria and holders of a Portuguese Certificate of Identity or a Macao Travel Permit do not require a visa for stays of up to 14 days
  • Nationals of all countries other than those mentioned above do not require a visa for stays of up to 1 month.
  • Travellers on transit to another country, for less than 5 days, with a confirmed ticket via a Malaysian airport, do not require a visa.

    Malaysia Customs

    Duty-free allowance (not applicable for domestic flights or those from Singapore) is 250g (1/2 lb) of tobacco, 50 cigars, 200 cigarettes, 1-litre bottle of liquor as well as personal cameras, watches, cosmetics, etc. Strictly prohibited are pornography and weapons. Exporting antiques require licence from the museum department.

    Malaysia Hotels

    Before you book the accommodation in Malaysia, it is wise to compare prices from different Hotel Booking sites. Our free Hotel Search Engine let you to see the room rates charged for the same hotel rooms charged by different booking sites. With such information, you can make an informed decision that will save you quite a lot of money. To begin, click on Hotels in Malaysia and follow the steps.

    Telecommunication

    Malaysia has excellent telecommunication services. Ever since the sector was privatized, Malaysians now enjoy telecommunication services provided by a number of operators. Area Codes
    The following are some telephone area codes in Malaysia. Off peak periods for interstate calls is between 7:00pm and 7:00am.
  • Kuala Lumpur: 03
  • Penang: 04
  • Johor: 07
  • Kota Kinabalu: 088
  • Kuching: 082
  • Malacca: 06
  • Miri: 085
  • Labuan: 087
  • Kelantan: 09
  • Kedah: 04
  • Perlis: 04
  • Perak: 05
  • Selangor: 03
  • Terengganu: 09

    Mobile Phones
    Malaysia uses the GSM system common everywhere outside North America. About receiving calls while in Malaysia, please note that you may be charged a very high rate for receiving calls from callers who are unaware you are abroad. Prepaid cards are easily available at kiosks in most cities.
    Worldwide Mobile Phone Systems: http://www.kropla.com/mobilephones.htm

    Useful Numbers
    The following numbers may prove useful during emergencies:
  • General Emergencies: 999
  • Police (called from land line): 991
  • Fire (called from land line): 994
  • Electrical breakdown: 15454
  • Directory Enquiries: 103
  • International Assisted Service: 108

    Malaysia Yellow Pages
    Malaysia Yellow Pages: http://www.yellowpages.com.my/main.jsp

    Newspapers
  • The Star: http://www.thestar.com.my/
  • New Straits Times - http://www.nst.com.my/, fortnightly tabloid newspaper with news events within the country.

    Public Holidays

    Malaysia celebrates a plethora of public holidays that reflect its multi-cultural, multi-racial, multi-religion mix. Some public holidays are observed nation-wide while others are state-wide.
  • New Year Day: 1 January
  • Maal Hijrah (Awal Muharram)
  • Chinese New Year
  • Maulidur Rasul (Birthday of Prophet Muhammad S.A.W)
  • Eid Al-Adha (Hari Raya Qurban)
  • Thaipusam (only in Penang, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Johor, Negri Sembilan and Perak)
  • Labour Day
  • Wesak Day
  • Birthday Celebration of SPB Yang di Pertuan Agong (King's Birthday)
  • National Day: 31st August
  • Eid Al-Fitr (Hari Raya Puasa)
  • Deepavali:
  • Eid Al-Adha (Hari Raya Qurban)
  • Christmas: 25th December

    Sungai Palas Tea Plantation, Cameron Highlands
    Sungai Palas Tea Plantation, Cameron Highlands (17 September 2005)
    © Timothy Tye using this photo

    Mammoth Batu Caves
    Mammoth Batu Caves (28 December 2006)
    © Timothy Tye using this photo

    Foreign Exchange

    Currency
    The Malaysian currency is called ringgit (RM). Ringgit banknotes are available in denominations of 1, 5, 10, 50 and 100. At the time of writing, US$1.00 = RM3.49. For the latest exchange rate, use the Oanda Currency Converter.

    Credit Card
    Credit cards are widely accepted in most hotels, department stores, shops, restaurants, etc. You can also withdraw cash with your credit cards from most ATM machines.

    Travellers' Cheques
    Travellers' Cheques can be easily cashed at most banks in Malaysia. Be sure to bring along your passport when cashing your travellers' cheques.

    Banking Hours
    Banks are open Mondays to Fridays from 10am to 4pm. Most banks no longer open on Saturdays.

    Photos of Malaysia

    Sri Muthu Mariamman Festival, Malacca
    Sri Muthu Mariamman Festival, Malacca (3 May 2009)
    © Timothy Tye using this photo

    Perak Museum in Taiping
    Perak Museum in Taiping (4 February 2006)
    © Timothy Tye using this photo

    Picturesque Pantai Cenang, Langkawi
    Picturesque Pantai Cenang, Langkawi (6 June 2005)
    © Timothy Tye using this photo

    Medieval Fort Duyung, Kuala Terengganu
    Medieval Fort Duyung, Kuala Terengganu (31 December, 2006)
    © Timothy Tye using this photo

    The Menora Tunnel near Jelapang, Perak
    The Menora Tunnel near Jelapang, Perak (28 December 2006)
    © Timothy Tye using this photo

    Sungai Kuantan Promenade, Kuantan
    Sungai Kuantan Promenade, Kuantan (31 December, 2006)
    © Timothy Tye using this photo

    Hong San Si Temple, Port Dickson
    Hong San Si Temple, Port Dickson (29 December 2006)
    © Timothy Tye using this photo


    • Places of Interest in Malaysia

    The following are places of interest in Malaysia, arranged by state in alphabetical order.

    * Sights of considerable significance
    ** Sights of major significance

      Federal Territory

      Sights in Kuala Lumpur **

    1. 1 Utama Shopping Centre *
    2. Berjaya Times Square
    3. Cathedral of St Mary the Virgin
    4. Cenotaph
    5. Dataran Merdeka
    6. Dayabumi Complex
    7. Istana Budaya
    8. KL Tower *
    9. KLCC *
    10. KTM Building
    11. Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre
    12. Kuala Lumpur General Post Office
    13. Kuala Lumpur Industrial Court
    14. Kuala Lumpur Memorial Library
    15. Kuala Lumpur Old Railway Station
    16. Kuala Lumpur Old Sessions Court
    17. Makam Pahlawan
    18. Malaysia Tourism Centre
    19. Masjid India
    20. Masjid Jamek Kuala Lumpur *
    21. Masjid Negara *
    22. Masjid Wilayah Persekutuan
    23. Merdeka Flag Pole
    24. Muzium Negara
    25. National History Museum
    26. National Science Centre
    27. Old Kuala Lumpur City Hall
    28. Old Kuala Lumpur High Court
    29. Old Kuala Lumpur Post Office
    30. Parliament Building
    31. Petronas Twin Towers **
    32. Royal Selangor Club
    33. Sultan Abdul Samad Building **
    34. Suria KLCC
    35. Taman Tasik Perdana
    36. Taman Tasik Titiwangsa
    37. Textile Museum
    38. Thean Hou Temple *
    39. Tugu Negara *

      40. Labuan

      Sights in Putrajaya **

    40. Bahagian Hal Ehwal Undang Undang
    41. Istana Darul Ehsan
    42. Istana Melawati
    43. Kelab Tasik Putrajaya
    44. Menara Putrajaya
    45. Millennium Monument
    46. Ministry of Finance Putrajaya
    47. Palace of Justice *
    48. Pedestrian Bridge Putrajaya
    49. Perbadanan Putrajaya
    50. Perdana Putra Building **
    51. Prime Minister Gallery
    52. Putra Bridge
    53. Putra Mosque
    54. Putrajaya Convention Centre
    55. Putrajaya Lake
    56. Seri Bakti Bridge
    57. Seri Bistari Bridge
    58. Seri Empangan Bridge
    59. Seri Gemilang Bridge
    60. Seri Perdana
    61. Seri Perdana Bridge
    62. Seri Saujana Bridge
    63. Seri Wawasan Bridge
    64. Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin Mosque

      65. Johor

      Sights in Johor Bahru

      Major Landmarks of Johor Bahru

    65. Bangunan Sultan Ibrahim *
    66. Dataran Bandaraya Johor Bahru *
    67. Istana Besar **
    68. Istana Bukit Serene
    69. Royal Abu Bakar Museum *
    70. Sultan Abu Bakar Mosque **

      71. Hotels in Johor Bahru

    71. Grand Paradise Hotel
    72. Hotel Meldrum
    73. Hotel Rasa Sayang
    74. J.A. Residence Hotel
    75. The Puteri Pacific

      76. Recreational Areas in Johor Bahru

    76. Danga Bay
    77. Hutan Bandar Recreational Park
    78. Kota Tinggi Waterfall
    79. Lido Beach
    80. Istana Gardens
    81. Stulang Laut Beach
    82. Zoo Johor Bahru *

      83. Mosques & Muslim Sites in Johor Bahru

    83. Johor Bahru Syariah Court
    84. Masjid India
    85. Pusat Islam Iskandar

      86. Chinese Temples, Buddhist Sites and Taoist Sites in Johor Bahru

    86. Roufu Gumiao

      87. Churches in Johor Bahru

    87. Church of the Immaculate Conception
    88. St Christopher's Anglican Church

      89. Indian Temples & Religious Sites in Johor Bahru

    89. Arulmigu Sri Rajakaliamman Temple
    90. Gurdwara Sahib
    91. Sri Mariamman Temple *

      92. Shopping Malls in Johor Bahru

      After decades of having shoppers going to Singapore to shop, Johor Bahru is now seeing a reversal of the tide, with shoppers now coming from Singapore, usually seeking low-priced goods.

    92. Aeon Bukit Indah Shopping Centre
    93. Aeon Tebrau City Shopping Centre
    94. Danga City Mall
    95. Holiday Plaza
    96. Johor Bahru City Square
    97. Komtar
    98. Menara Landmark
    99. Plaza Kotaraya
    100. Pelangi Leisure Mall
    101. Plaza Pelangi
    102. Perling Mall
    103. Plaza Angsana

      104. Hypermarkets & Department Stores in Johor Bahru

    104. Jusco
    105. Carrefour
    106. Giant Hypermarkets
    107. Tesco

      108. Golf Courses & Country Clubs in Johor Bahru

    108. Royal Johor Country Club
    109. Ponderosa Golf & Country Club
    110. Permas Jaya Golf Course
    111. Daiman 18 Golf Course
    112. Octville Golf & Country Club
    113. Tanjong Puteri Golf Resort
    114. Austin Hills Golf Resort
    115. Starhill Golf & Country Club
    116. Pulai Springs Country Club
    117. Palm Resort Golf & Country Club
    118. Impian Emas Golf & Country Club
    119. Seri Alam Equestrian Country Club

      120. Banks in Johor Bahru

    120. Bank Islam Johor Bahru
    121. Bank Negara Malaysia Johor Bahru
    122. HSBC Johor Bahru
    123. Maybank Johor Bahru
    124. OCBC Johor Bahru
    125. Public Bank Tower, Johor Bahru

      126. Hospitals in Johor Bahru

    126. Hospital Sultanah Aminah

      127. Government Buildings in Johor Bahru

    127. Johor Bahru High Court
    128. Johor Bahru Post Office
    129. Johor Tourism Information Centre
    130. Majlis Bandaraya Johor Bahru

      131. Other structures in Johor Bahru

    131. Lot 1 JB Waterfront City

      132. Nearby Towns and Suburbs of Johor Bahru

    132. Desaru *
    133. Gelang Patah
    134. Johor Lama
    135. Kempas
    136. Kota Tinggi
    137. Kukup *
    138. Kulai
    139. Larkin
    140. Masai
    141. Pasir Gudang
    142. Pasir Pelangi
    143. Port of Tanjung Pelepas
    144. Senai
    145. Tampoi
    146. Tanjung Balau
    147. Tanjung Kupang
    148. Tanjung Piai
    149. Ulu Tiram

      150. Sights in Johor

    150. Endau-Rompin National Park *
    151. Kota Tinggi Waterfall
    152. Kukup Fishing Village
    153. Penyabong Beach
    154. Pulau Kukup *
    155. Tanjung Piai

      156. Forest Recreational Attractions in Johor

    156. Gunung Arong Recreational Forest
    157. Gunung Belumut Recreational Forest
    158. Gunung Lambak Recreational Forest
    159. Gunung Panti Recreational Forest
    160. Gunung Pulai Recreational Forest

      161. Island Resorts in Johor Marine Park *

    161. Pulau Aur
    162. Pulau Besar
    163. Pulau Dayang
    164. Pulau Ibul
    165. Pulau Lima
    166. Pulau Pemanggil
    167. Pulau Rawa
    168. Pulau Sembilang
    169. Pulau Seribuat
    170. Pulau Sibu
    171. Pulau Tengah
    172. Pulau Tinggi

      173. Towns in Johor

      For a more complete list of the towns in Johor, click on Towns in Johor
    173. Air Papan
    174. Ayer Hitam
    175. Bandar Penawar
    176. Batu Pahat *
    177. Bukit Seluyut
    178. Desaru *
    179. Gelang Patah *
    180. Johor Bahru **
    181. Johor Lama
    182. Kempas
    183. Kluang
    184. Kota Iskandar
    185. Kota Tinggi
    186. Kukup
    187. Kulai
    188. Masai
    189. Mersing *
    190. Muar *
    191. Nusajaya
    192. Parit Raja
    193. Pasir Gudang *
    194. Pasir Pelangi
    195. Pontian
    196. Segamat
    197. Senai
    198. Tanjung Balau
    199. Ulu Tiram
    200. Yong Peng

      201. Kedah

      Tourist Attractions of Alor Setar

    201. Balai Besar
    202. Balai Nobat
    203. Balai Seni Negeri
    204. Bangunan Jam Besar
    205. Mahathir's Birth House
    206. Mahkamah Tinggi Alor Star
    207. Masjid Albukhary *
    208. Masjid Zahir *
    209. Menara Alor Setar *
    210. Rumah Merdeka
    211. Souq Albukhary
    212. Wan Mat Saman Canal
    213. Wan Muhammad Saman Building

      214. Tourist Attractions of Kedah

    214. Ahning Lake
    215. Balai Besar
    216. Balai Nobat
    217. Balai Seni Negeri
    218. Batu Hampar
    219. Bukit Hijau *
    220. Bukit Palong
    221. Gunung Jerai *
    222. Kuala Kedah Fort
    223. Kuala Kedah Tsunami Monument
    224. Langkawi
    225. Lembah Bujang Archaeological Park
    226. Lye Huat Garden
    227. Masjid Lama Pengkalan Kakap
    228. Masjid Zahir
    229. Menara Alor Setar
    230. Muzium Padi
    231. Pedu Lake
    232. Perangin Sik Waterfall
    233. Pulau Bunting Bridge
    234. Puncak Janing
    235. Seri Perigi Waterfall
    236. Sungai Sedim *
    237. Tanjung Dawai
    238. Titi Hayun Waterfall
    239. Ulu Muda Eco Park
    240. Ulu Legong Hot Spring

      Tourist Attractions of Langkawi

    241. Anna and the King Summer Palace (ruins)
    242. Air Hangat
    243. Aquabeat (closed)
    244. Barn Thai
    245. CHOGM Park
    246. Craft Cultural Complex Langkawi
    247. Datai Bay
    248. Dataran Lang *
    249. Durian Perangin
    250. Galeria Perdana
    251. Gua Cerita
    252. Gua Kelawar
    253. Gunung Mat Cincang **
    254. Gunung Raya
    255. Ibrahim Hussein Museum & Cultural Foundation
    256. Kuah Market
    257. Lagenda Park
    258. Langkawi Bird Paradise
    259. Langkawi Crocodile Farm
    260. Langkawi Crystaal
    261. Langkawi Falls
    262. Langkawi Geopark
    263. Langkawi International Airport
    264. Langkawi International Shooting Range
    265. Makam Mahsuri
    266. Makam Purba
    267. Muzium Laman Padi
    268. Oriental Village
    269. Padang Beras Terbakar
    270. Pantai Cenang **
    271. Pantai Pasir Hitam
    272. Pantai Pasir Tengkorak
    273. Pantai Tengah
    274. Porto Malai
    275. Snake Sanctuary Langkawi
    276. Tanjung Rhu
    277. Tanjung Rhu Boat Jetty
    278. Tasik Dayang Bunting *
    279. Telaga Harbour Park
    280. Telaga Tujuh
    281. Teluk Yu
    282. Underwater World *

      283. Mosques in Langkawi

    283. Masjid Aishah
    284. Masjid Al-Hana
    285. Masjid Kuala Teriang

      286. Places in Langkawi

    286. Belanga Pecah
    287. Gunung Mat Cincang
    288. Gunung Raya
    289. Kampung Bakau
    290. Kampung Kastam
    291. Kampung Kuala Muda
    292. Kampung Lubok Setol
    293. Kampung Mata Ayer
    294. Kampung Nyior Chabang
    295. Kampung Penarak
    296. Kampung Raja
    297. Kampung Temoyong
    298. Kedawang
    299. Kelibang
    300. Kuah
    301. Kuala Teriang
    302. Lubok Semilang
    303. Padang Mat Sirat
    304. Padang Saga
    305. Pantai Cenang
    306. Pantai Kok
    307. Pantai Pasir Hitam
    308. Pantai Pasir Tengkorak
    309. Pantai Tengah
    310. Pokok Asam
    311. Simpang Kenyum
    312. Tanjung Burau
    313. Tanjung Malai
    314. Tanjung Rhu
    315. Teluk Burau
    316. Teluk Datai
    317. Teluk Nibong
    318. Teluk Yu
    319. Ulu Melaka

      320. Shopping in Langkawi

    320. Langkawi Fair Shopping Mall
    321. Langkawi Parade
    322. Oriental Village
    323. The Zon Duty Free Shop
    324. Zeno Duty Free Shopping Centre

      325. Golf Courses in Langkawi

    325. Gunung Raya Golf Resort
    326. The Golf Club Datai Bay
    327. Langkawi Golf Club

      328. Islands off Kedah Coast

    328. Pulau Beras Basah
    329. Pulau Bidan
    330. Pulau Bunting
    331. Pulau Dayang Bunting *
    332. Pulau Langkawi **
    333. Pulau Lembu
    334. Pulau Payar
    335. Pulau Segantang
    336. Pulau Singa Besar
    337. Pulau Songsong
    338. Pulau Telor
    339. Pulau Tuba

      340. Islands off Pulau Langkawi

    340. Anak Pulau Berangan
    341. Anak Pulau Datai
    342. Pulau Anak Gua Cerita
    343. Pulau Anak Kilim
    344. Pulau Anak Tikus
    345. Pulau Bumbon Besar
    346. Pulau Bumbon Kecil
    347. Pulau Burau
    348. Pulau Chempulin
    349. Pulau Dangli
    350. Pulau Gasing
    351. Pulau Gua
    352. Pulau Ipoh
    353. Pulau Jemurok
    354. Pulau Jerkok Besar
    355. Pulau Jerkom Kecil
    356. Pulau Kelam Baya
    357. Pulau Lalang
    358. Pulau Langgun
    359. Pulau Pasir (off Tanjung Rhu)
    360. Pulau Peluru
    361. Pulau Rebak Besar
    362. Pulau Rebak Kecil
    363. Pulau Tanggok
    364. Pulau Tanggok Besar
    365. Pulau Tanggok Kecil
    366. Pulau Tanjung Dendang
    367. Pulau Tekon Baba
    368. Pulau Teluk Jong
    369. Pulau Tepor
    370. Pulau Tiloi

      371. Islands off Pulau Beras Basah

    371. Pulau Kentut Besar
    372. Pulau Kentut Kecil

      373. Islands off Pulau Dayang Bunting

    373. Pulau Ayam
    374. Pulau Batu Merah
    375. Pulau Dua
    376. Pulau Duyong
    377. Pulau Gubang Darat
    378. Pulau Gubang Laut
    379. Pulau Ketumbu
    380. Pulau Kukus
    381. Pulau Lima
    382. Pulau Puchong
    383. Pulau Selat Riang Riang
    384. Pulau Simpang Tiga Besar
    385. Pulau Simpang Tiga Kecil
    386. Pulau Sipak
    387. Pulau Tajai
    388. Pulau Ujong Buloh

      389. Islands off Pulau Payar

    389. Pulau Lembu
    390. Pulau Segantang

      391. Islands off Pulau Singa Besar

    391. Pulau Chupak
    392. Pulau Jong
    393. Pulau Singa Kecil

      394. Islands off Pulau Timun

    394. Pulau Chorong
    395. Pulau Chupak
    396. Pulau Kedera
    397. Pulau Kerai
    398. Pulau Kerengga
    399. Pulau Lading
    400. Pulau Paku

      401. Islands off Pulau Tuba

    401. Pulau Enggang
    402. Pulau Lintang Jalan
    403. Pulau Nyior Setali
    404. Pulau Pasir
    405. Pulau Selang Besar
    406. Pulau Selang Kecil
    407. Pulau Selang
    408. Pulau Ular

      409. Recreational Forests of Kedah

    409. Ahning Lake
    410. Air Terjun Temurun
    411. Batu Hampar
    412. Bukit Hijau *
    413. Bukit Wang Recreational Forest
    414. Durian Perangin Waterfall
    415. Gua Cerita
    416. Gurun Kuari
    417. Lata Bayu
    418. Lata Lembu
    419. Lata Mengkuang
    420. Lubuk Semilang
    421. Pantai Pasir Tengkorak
    422. Pedu Lake
    423. Perangin Sik
    424. Puncak Janing Waterfall
    425. Puteri Mandi Waterfall
    426. Seri Perigi
    427. Sungai Badak
    428. Sungai Sedim
    429. Sungai Kunyit
    430. Sungai Rambai
    431. Sungai Teroi
    432. Tasik Dayang Bunting
    433. Telaga Tujuh Waterfall
    434. Titi Hayun
    435. Tupah Recreational Forest
    436. Ulu Muda Eco Park

      437. Towns in Kedah

    437. Alor Setar **
    438. Anak Bukit
    439. Ayer Hitam
    440. Baling
    441. Bandar Baharu
    442. Bedong
    443. Bukit Kayu Hitam *
    444. Bukit Selambau
    445. Changlun
    446. Guar Chempedak
    447. Gubir
    448. Gurun
    449. Jeniang
    450. Jitra
    451. Kepala Batas
    452. Kodiang
    453. Kota Sarang Semut
    454. Kuah
    455. Kuala Kedah
    456. Kuala Muda *
    457. Kuala Ketil
    458. Kuala Nerang
    459. Kulim *
    460. Langgar
    461. Lunas
    462. Merbok
    463. Padang Mat Sirat
    464. Padang Serai
    465. Padang Sira
    466. Pendang
    467. Pokok Sena
    468. Sik
    469. Sintok
    470. Sungai Limau
    471. Sungai Petani *
    472. Tunjang
    473. Tanjung Dawai
    474. Tokai
    475. Yan

      Kelantan

      Tourist Attractions of Kelantan

    476. Dabong River Cruise
    477. Dasar Sabak Beach
    478. Friendship Bridge
    479. Gunung Stong *
    480. Jeram Lenang Waterfall
    481. Jeram Pasu Waterfall
    482. Kampung Laut Mosque
    483. Lata Beringin
    484. Pantai Bisikan Bayu
    485. Pantai Irama
    486. Pantai Seri Tujuh
    487. Pengkalan Kubor
    488. Wat Phothivihan
    489. Zui-Gek Keng

      490. Recreational Parks in Kelantan

    490. Gunung Stong State Park
    491. Taman Negara Kuala Koh

      492. Towns of Kelantan

    492. Bachok
    493. Bukit Bunga
    494. Dabong
    495. Gua Musang
    496. Jeli
    497. Kota Bharu **
    498. Kuala Krai
    499. Kubang Kerian
    500. Machang
    501. Manek Urai
    502. Pasir Mas
    503. Pasir Puteh
    504. Pengkalan Chepa
    505. Pengkalan Kubor
    506. Pengkalan Pasir
    507. Perupok
    508. Rantau Panjang
    509. Tanah Merah
    510. Tumpat *
    511. Wakaf Bharu
    512. Wakaf Che Yeh

      Malacca **

    513. 8 Heeren Street
    514. A Famosa Resort
    515. Admiral Cheng Ho Statue
    516. Api Api Resort
    517. Baba House
    518. Bastion House
    519. Bukit China *
    520. Cheng Ho Cultural Museum
    521. Cheng Hoon Teng Temple **
    522. Chinese War Memorial
    523. Chitty Village
    524. Choice Shop
    525. Christchurch
    526. Dol Said's Grave
    527. Durian Tunggal Recreational Lake
    528. Dutch Graveyard
    529. Dutch Square
    530. Eng Choon Association
    531. Fortaleza de Malaca
    532. Geographer Cafe
    533. Governor's Museum
    534. Hang Jebat Mausoleum
    535. Hang Kasturi Mausoleum
    536. Hotel Puri
    537. Jonker Walk Night Market
    538. Kampung Kling Mosque *
    539. Kampung Hulu Mosque
    540. Malacca Butterfly Park
    541. Malacca Club
    542. Malacca Hainan Association
    543. Malacca River
    544. Malaysia Youth Museum
    545. Maritime Museum
    546. Masjid Selat Melaka
    547. Masjid Seri Pengkalan
    548. Melaka Islamic Museum
    549. Melaka UMNO Museum
    550. Museum of Architecture
    551. Museum of Ethnography
    552. Pandanusa Island Resort
    553. Perigi Rajah
    554. Poh San Teng Temple
    555. Porta de Santiago **
    556. Portuguese Settlement
    557. Proclamation of Independence Memorial
    558. Samudera Resort
    559. Sri Poyyatha Vinayagar Moorthi Temple *
    560. Sri Warisan Resort
    561. St Francis Xavier Church *
    562. St Francis Xavier's Statue
    563. St John's Fort
    564. St Paul's Church
    565. St Paul's Hill *
    566. St Peter's Church
    567. Stadthuys *
    568. Taman Mini Malaysia/Asean
    569. Tan Beng Swee Clock Tower
    570. Tan Kim Seng Bridge
    571. Tanjung Tuan (Cape Rachado)
    572. The Orangutan House
    573. Tranquerah Mosque
    574. Victoria Fountain
    575. Villa Sentosa
    576. World's Bee Museum
    577. Zoo Melaka

      578. Golf Courses in Malacca

    578. A Famosa Golf Resort
    579. Ayer Keroh Country Club
    580. Bukit Terendak Golf Club
    581. Golden Valley Golf & Country Club
    582. Jasin Golf Club
    583. Orna Golf & Country Club
    584. Pandanusa Golf Club
    585. Tiara Melaka Golf & Country Club

      586. Districts of Malacca

    586. Alor Gajah District
    587. Jasin District
    588. Melaka Tengah

      589. Islands off Malacca

    589. Pulau Besar
    590. Pulau Melaka
    591. Pulau Upeh

      592. Historical Roads in Malacca

    592. Blacksmith Street
    593. Church Street
    594. Fort Road
    595. Heeren Street
    596. Java Lane
    597. Jonker Street
    598. Riverside
    599. Temple Street

      600. Towns in Malacca

    600. Alor Gajah
    601. Ayer Keroh
    602. Ayer Pa' Abas
    603. Banda Kaba
    604. Bandar Hilir
    605. Batang Melaka
    606. Brisu
    607. Durian Tunggal
    608. Jasin
    609. Kampung Jawa
    610. Kampung Morten
    611. Klebang
    612. Kuala Sungai Baru
    613. Lendu
    614. Lubok China
    615. Malacca Town
    616. Masjid Tanah
    617. Melaka Pindah
    618. Melaka Raya
    619. Peringgit
    620. Pulau Sebang
    621. Ramuan China Besar
    622. Ramuan China Kecil
    623. Sempang Gading
    624. Simpang Ampat

      625. Negri Sembilan

      Tourist Attractions of Negri Sembilan

    625. De Bana Recreational Park
    626. Feng Shan Si Temple
    627. Fort Lukut
    628. Gemas Railway Station
    629. Jeram Toi Waterfall
    630. Kelamah River Memorial
    631. Lata Kijang Waterfall
    632. Lenggeng Recreational Park
    633. Pedas Hot Spring
    634. Pengkalan Kempas Historical Complex
    635. Port Dickson *
    636. Porterage Road (Jalan Penarikan)
    637. Port Dickson Sri Maha Mariamman Temple
    638. Sri Menanti Palace *
    639. Tampin Museum
    640. Titi Eco Farm
    641. Ulu Bendul Recreational Garden
    642. Wan Loong Temple

      643. Present States of Negri Sembilan

    643. Jelai (Inas)
    644. Jelebu
    645. Jempol
    646. Johol
    647. Rembau
    648. Sungai Ujong
    649. Tampin

      Administrative Districts of Negri Sembilan

    650. Jelebu
    651. Jempol
    652. Kuala Pilah
    653. Port Dickson
    654. Rembau
    655. Seremban
    656. Tampin

      Towns in Negri Sembilan

    657. Johol
    658. Pasir Panjang
    659. Pengkalan Kempas
    660. Port Dickson
    661. Rembau
    662. Seremban *
    663. Seri Menanti
    664. Tampin

      Pahang

      Tourist Attractions in Pahang

    665. Cameron Highlands **
    666. Chendor Beach
    667. Cherating
    668. Empangan Janeh
    669. Endau Rompin National Park
    670. Fraser's Hill
    671. Genting Highlands **
    672. Gunung Senyum Caves
    673. Gunung Tapis Park
    674. Jeram Pasu Waterfall
    675. Kenong Rimba Park
    676. Kota Gelanggi
    677. Krau Wildlife Reserve
    678. Kuala Gandah Elephant Sanctuary
    679. Pulau Tioman *
    680. Rompin & Lanjut Beach
    681. Taman Negara *
    682. Tasik Bera
    683. Tasik Chini
    684. Teluk Chempedak

      685. 8.2 Districts of Pahang

    685. Bera District
    686. Bentong District
    687. Cameron Highlands District
    688. Jerantut District
    689. Kuantan District
    690. Lipis District
    691. Maran District
    692. Pekan District
    693. Raub District
    694. Rompin District
    695. Temerloh District

      Towns in Pahang

    696. Balok
    697. Bandar Bera
    698. Bandar Pusat Jengka
    699. Bandar Muadzam Shah
    700. Bandar Tun Abdul Razak
    701. Batu Hitam
    702. Batu Talam
    703. Belimbing
    704. Benta
    705. Bentong
    706. Beserah
    707. Brinchang
    708. Bukit Tinggi
    709. Ceruk Paluh
    710. Chendor
    711. Chenor
    712. Cheroh
    713. Chini Lake
    714. Chukai
    715. Fraser's Hill
    716. Gambang
    717. Gebeng
    718. Genting Highlands **
    719. Genting Sempah
    720. Jerantut
    721. Kampung Awah
    722. Karak
    723. Kemayan
    724. Ketari
    725. Kota Iskandar
    726. Kota Shahbandar
    727. Kuala Lipis
    728. Kuala Pahang
    729. Kuala Rompin
    730. Kuala Tembeling
    731. Kuantan *
    732. Lanchang
    733. Lentang
    734. Lubuk Paku
    735. Lurah Bilut
    736. Maran
    737. Mengkarak
    738. Mengkuang
    739. Mentakab
    740. Merapoh
    741. Nenasi
    742. Paluh Hinai
    743. Pekan
    744. Penor
    745. Raub
    746. Rompin
    747. Sebertak
    748. Sempalit
    749. Sungai Lembing
    750. Sungai Ruan
    751. Tanah Rata
    752. Tanjung Lumpur
    753. Tanjung Sepat
    754. Teluk Cempedak
    755. Temerloh
    756. Teriang
    757. Tringkap

      Penang **

      Places of Interest in Penang

    758. Sights in Penang
    759. Places on Penang Island
    760. Places in Seberang Perai
    761. Streets of George Town
    762. Roads of Penang Island
    763. Penang Island Residential Property Guide
    764. Rapid Penang Bus Routes
    765. Penang Apartments
    766. Penang Beaches
    767. Penang Buddhist Temples
    768. Penang Chinese Temples
    769. Penang Churches
    770. Penang Clan Temples
    771. Penang Heritage Sites
    772. Penang Hindu Temples
    773. Penang Hospitals
    774. Penang Infrastructures
    775. Penang Modern Buildings
    776. Penang Monuments
    777. Penang Mosques
    778. Penang Nature Sites
    779. Penang Organisations
    780. Penang Schools
    781. Clan Jetties
    782. Islands Around Penang

      783. Perak

      Tourist Attractions in Perak

    783. Bota Kanan River Terrapin Breeding Centre
    784. Bukit Merah Laketown
    785. Dutch Fort
    786. Gua Tempurong *
    787. Istana Kenangan
    788. Kellie's Castle *
    789. Kota Ngah Ibrahim
    790. Kuala Gula Bird Sanctuary
    791. Lata Iskandar Waterfall
    792. Lata Kinjang Waterfall
    793. Leaning Tower of Teluk Intan *
    794. Lost World of Tambun
    795. Matang Mangrove Forest Reserve
    796. Maxwell Hill *
    797. Pangkor *
    798. Pasir Salak Historical Complex
    799. Perak Museum
    800. Royal Belum State Park
    801. Sayong
    802. Sungkai Deer Farm
    803. Taiping Lake Gardens
    804. Taiping Zoo *
    805. Tanjung Tualang Tin Dredge
    806. Ubudiah Mosque **

      807. Museums in Perak

    807. Perak Museum
    808. Beruas Museum
    809. Pasir Salak Historical Complex
    810. Kuala Kangsar Royal Museum at Istana Ulu

      811. Hot Springs in Perak

    811. Felda Residence Hot Springs
    812. Lost World of Tambun

      813. Forest Reserves in Perak

    813. Gunung Besout Forest Reserve
    814. Royal Belum State Park
    815. Sungai Kelah Forest Reserve

      816. Towns of Perak

    816. Ayer Tawar
    817. Bagan Datoh
    818. Bagan Panchor
    819. Bagan Serai
    820. Bagan Sungai Burong
    821. Bandar Seri Iskandar
    822. Banir
    823. Batak Rabit
    824. Batu Gajah*
    825. Batu Kurau
    826. Behrang
    827. Bercham
    828. Beruas
    829. Bidor
    830. Bikam
    831. Bota
    832. Bota Kanan
    833. Bukit Berapit
    834. Bukit Gantang
    835. Bukit Merah
    836. Changkat Jering
    837. Changkat Keruing
    838. Chemor
    839. Chenderiang
    840. Chikus
    841. Damar Laut
    842. Gerik
    843. Gopeng
    844. Hutan Melintang
    845. Ipoh**
    846. Jelapang
    847. Jenderata
    848. Jerlun
    849. Kamunting
    850. Kampar
    851. Kampung Gajah
    852. Karai
    853. Kota Baharu
    854. Kota Setia
    855. Kuala Gula
    856. Kuala Kangsar*
    857. Kuala Kurau
    858. Kuala Sepetang
    859. Langkap
    860. Lekir
    861. Lenggong
    862. Lumut*
    863. Manjoi
    864. Malim Nawar
    865. Mambang Di Awan
    866. Manong
    867. Matang
    868. Menglembu
    869. Padang Rengas
    870. Pantai Remis
    871. Papan
    872. Parit
    873. Parit Buntar
    874. Pasir Salak
    875. Pekan Gurney
    876. Pengkalan Hulu (Keroh)
    877. Proton City
    878. Pusing
    879. Sayong
    880. Selama
    881. Semanggol
    882. Seri Iskandar
    883. Seri Manjung
    884. Simpang
    885. Simpang Tiga
    886. Sitiawan
    887. Slim River
    888. Sungai Siput
    889. Sungkai
    890. Taiping**
    891. Tambun
    892. Tanjung Malim*
    893. Tanjung Piandang
    894. Tanjung Rambutan
    895. Tanjung Tualang
    896. Tapah
    897. Tapah Road
    898. Teluk Batik
    899. Teluk Intan*
    900. Teluk Rubiah
    901. Temoh
    902. Temoh Station
    903. Trolak
    904. Terong
    905. Tronoh
    906. Ulu Kinta

      907. Perlis

      Sights in Perlis

    907. Arau
    908. Chuping Sugar Cane Plantation
    909. Gua Kelam*
    910. Gunung Medan
    911. Kangar*
    912. Kuala Perlis*
    913. Padang Besar*
    914. Sungai Batu Pahat Snake Farm

      915. Sabah

      Major Tourist Attractions of Sabah

    915. Monsopiad Cultural Village
    916. Mount Kinabalu **
    917. Poring Hot Springs *
    918. Sepilok Orang Utan Rehabilitation Centre **

      919. National Parks in Sabah

    919. Kinabalu National Park *
    920. Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park *
    921. Pulau Tiga National Park
    922. Turtle Islands National Park
    923. Tawau Hills National Park
    924. Crocker Range National Park

      925. Marine Parks in Sabah

    925. Tun Sakaran Marine Park (Semporna Island Park)

      926. Mountains in Sabah

    926. Mount Kinabalu **
    927. Mount Muruk Miau
    928. Mount Trus Madi

      929. Forest Reserves, Wildlife Sanctuaries & Natural Sites in Sabah

    929. Bidu Bidu Forest Reserve
    930. Danum Valley Conservation Area
    931. Gomantong Caves *
    932. Kinabatangan River
    933. Kota Kinabalu Wetland Centre
    934. Kuala Penyu
    935. Labuk Bay Proboscis Monkey Sanctuary
    936. Long Pasia
    937. Madai Caves / Madai Baturong Recreational Forest
    938. Maliau Basin Conservation Area
    939. Muruk Miau
    940. Rafflesia Forest Reserve
    941. Sungai KIias Wetlands
    942. Tabin Wildlife Reserve
    943. Ulu Kalumpang Forest Reserve

      944. Sarawak

      Tourist Attractions of Sarawak

    944. Bako National Park *
    945. Kelabit Highlands
    946. Gunung Mulu National Park
    947. Pinnacles
    948. Rajang River
    949. Semenggoh Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre

      National Parks, Forest Reserves & Wildlife Sanctuaries of Sarawak

    950. Bako National Park *
    951. Batang Ai National Park *
    952. Bukit Tiban National Park
    953. Fairy Cave & Wind Cave
    954. Gunung Buda National Park
    955. Gunung Gading National Park
    956. Gunung Mulu National Park **
    957. Sarawak Cultural Village **
    958. Kubah National Park
    959. Kuching Wetlands National Park
    960. Lambir Hills National Park
    961. Lanjau-Entimau Wildlife Sanctuary
    962. Loagan Bunut National Park
    963. Maludam National Park
    964. Matang Wildlife Centre
    965. Niah Caves **
    966. Niah National Park *
    967. Pulong Tau National Park
    968. Rajang Mangroves National Park
    969. Sama Jaya Nature Reserve
    970. Samunsam Wildlife Sanctuary
    971. Semenggoh Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre *
    972. Similajau National Park
    973. Talang Satang National Park
    974. Tanjung Datu National Park

      Sights at Mulu Caves **

    975. Clearwater Cave
    976. Deer Cave
    977. Lang's Cave
    978. Wind Cave
    979. Pinnacles *

      Sights in the Kelabit Highlands *

    980. Bario
    981. Bukit Batu Buli
    982. Bukit Batu Lawi
    983. Gunung Murud

      Mountains in Sarawak

    984. Gunung Murud
    985. Gunung Mulu
    986. Gunung Penrissen
    987. Gunung Serapi
    988. Bukit Batu Buli
    989. Bukit Batu Lawi

      990. Major Rivers in Sarawak

    990. Batang Baram
    991. Rajang River

      992. Towns & Villages in Sarawak

    992. Asajaya
    993. Ba'kelalan
    994. Bario
    995. Bau
    996. Beladin
    997. Belaga
    998. Beratok
    999. Betong
    1000. Bintangor
    1001. Bintulu *
    1002. Dalat
    1003. Daro
    1004. Debak
    1005. Hulu Rajang
    1006. Julau
    1007. Kanowit
    1008. Kapit
    1009. Kota Samarahan *
    1010. Kuala Baram
    1011. Kuching **
    1012. Lawas
    1013. Limbang
    1014. Lingga
    1015. Lubok Antu
    1016. Lundu
    1017. Lutong
    1018. Maludam
    1019. Marudi
    1020. Matu
    1021. Meradong
    1022. Miri **
    1023. Mukah
    1024. Oya
    1025. Pakan
    1026. Pangkalan Tebang
    1027. Punan Sama
    1028. Punang Terusan
    1029. Pusa
    1030. Saratok
    1031. Sarikei
    1032. Sebuyau
    1033. Selangau
    1034. Serian
    1035. Sibu **
    1036. Siburan
    1037. Simunjan
    1038. Singhi
    1039. Song
    1040. Spaoh
    1041. Sri Aman
    1042. Sungai Tujuh
    1043. Tanjung Kidurong
    1044. Tatau
    1045. Tebedu
    1046. Ulu Anyut
    1047. Ulu Paku

      Selangor

      Tourist Attractions in Selangor

    1048. Batu Caves
    1049. Carey Island
    1050. Kota Malawati
    1051. Mines Wonderland
    1052. Pulau Ketam
    1053. Sunway Lagoon

      1054. Islands in Selangor

    1054. Pulau Babi
    1055. Pulau Carey
    1056. Pulau Che Mat Zin
    1057. Pulau Indah
    1058. Pulau Ketam
    1059. Pulau Klang
    1060. Pulau Pintu Gedong
    1061. Pulau Selat Kering
    1062. Pulau Tengah

      1063. Towns in Selangor

    1063. Ampang
    1064. Assam Jawa
    1065. Bagan Lalang
    1066. Bagan Nakhoda Omar
    1067. Balakong
    1068. Bandar Baru Bangi
    1069. Bandar Baru Selayang
    1070. Bandar Sunway
    1071. Bangi
    1072. Banting
    1073. Batang Berjuntai (a.k.a. Bestari Jaya)
    1074. Batang Kali
    1075. Batu Arang
    1076. Batu Caves
    1077. Beranang
    1078. Bernam Jaya
    1079. Broga
    1080. Bukit Lanjan
    1081. Bukit Raja
    1082. Bukit Rotan
    1083. Bukit Tagar
    1084. Cheras
    1085. Cyberjaya
    1086. Damansara
    1087. Dengkil
    1088. Ijok
    1089. Jenjarom
    1090. Jeram
    1091. Jugra
    1092. Kajang
    1093. Kapar
    1094. Kalumpang
    1095. Kelana Jaya
    1096. Kerling
    1097. Kuala Kubu Bharu
    1098. Kuala Selangor
    1099. Kuala Sungai Buloh
    1100. Kuang
    1101. Morib
    1102. Meru
    1103. Padang Jawa
    1104. Pandamaran
    1105. Paya Jaras
    1106. Petaling Jaya
    1107. Port Klang
    1108. Puchong
    1109. Rasa
    1110. Rawang
    1111. Sabak Bernam
    1112. Salak Tinggi
    1113. Sekinchan
    1114. Selayang
    1115. Semenyih
    1116. Serendah
    1117. Seri Kembangan
    1118. Sepang
    1119. Shah Alam
    1120. Sijangkang
    1121. Subang
    1122. Subang Jaya
    1123. Sungai Ayer Tawar
    1124. Sungai Buloh
    1125. Sungai Besar
    1126. Sungai Burong
    1127. Sungai Choh
    1128. Sungai Panjang
    1129. Sungai Pelek
    1130. Sungai Pelong
    1131. Sungai Tengi
    1132. Tanjung Harapan
    1133. Tanjung Karang
    1134. Tanjung Sepat
    1135. Teluk Datok
    1136. Teluk Panglima Garang
    1137. Ulu Klang
    1138. Ulu Yam

      1139. Terengganu

      Terengganu Tourist Attractions

    1139. Kota Lama Duyong
    1140. Pulau Duyong
    1141. Pulau Perhentian Besar
    1142. Pulau Perhentian Kecil
    1143. Pulau Pinang
    1144. Pulau Rawa
    1145. Pulau Redang
    1146. Pulau Susu Dara

      1147. Towns of Terengganu

    1147. Ajil
    1148. Bandar Al-Muktafi Billah Shah
    1149. Bandar Ketengah Jaya
    1150. Bandar Permaisuri
    1151. Bandar Seri Bandi
    1152. Batu Rakit
    1153. Bukit Besi
    1154. Bukit Payong
    1155. Chukai
    1156. Gong Balai
    1157. Jabur
    1158. Jerangau
    1159. Jerteh
    1160. Kemasik
    1161. Kerteh
    1162. Kijal
    1163. Kuala Berang
    1164. Kuala Besut
    1165. Kuala Dungun
    1166. Kuala Terengganu
    1167. Marang
    1168. Merchang
    1169. Paka
    1170. Pasir Raja
    1171. Rantau Abang
    1172. Rasau Kerteh
    1173. Rusila
    1174. Seberang Takir
    1175. Tanjung Berhala
    1176. Teluk Kalung
    1177. Wakaf Tapai



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