[2025 Melaka Attraction] Travel Guide for Malacca Strait (Updated Apr)

Hey guys, here's a complete guide to a 5-day tour of Malaysia! This is all you need to know to explore Malaysia, so save it for later! -------- Malaysia has a rich history, having been ruled by many countries, and is now a melting pot of cultures. 🏰 The Petronas Twin Towers stand tall, and the beaches and islands are beautiful. 🏖️ The local customs are unique, and the Malaysians are warm and hospitable, making it a must-visit destination! -------- 📅 Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Kuala Lumpur, a modern city in Southeast Asia, and enjoy 24-hour private airport transfer service to start your trip to Malaysia! Day 2: Explore the mysterious Batu Caves -> Visit the majestic National Palace -> Stroll through the historic Independence Square -> Visit Kuala Lumpur's Chinatown - Petaling Street to experience the exotic atmosphere -> Climb the Kuala Lumpur Tower to enjoy the city views -> Enjoy the spectacular night view of the Petronas Twin Towers. A day full of fun! Day 3: Visit the majestic Prime Minister's Office -> Stroll across the spectacular Putra Bridge to enjoy the beautiful views of Putrajaya Lake and experience the political and natural scenery of Malaysia. Day 4: Visit the historic Stadthuys -> Visit the ancient A Famosa -> Admire the Gothic architecture of St. Paul's Church -> Visit the Sultan's Palace to experience the royal culture of Malaysia -> Take a cruise on the Malacca River -> Enjoy the view of the famous Strait of Malacca and experience the busy and spectacular sea route. Day 5: End your wonderful trip to Malaysia and take a 24-hour private transfer to the airport to prepare for your return trip, bringing home a lot of memories! -------- Must-visit attractions: 🌟 Petronas Twin Towers: The iconic building of Kuala Lumpur, where you can feel the prosperity and modernity of the city. 🗼 Kuala Lumpur Tower: Want to see a panoramic view of Kuala Lumpur? This is the place to be! It's like standing in the clouds, with the Twin Towers and the whole city at your feet. 🕳️ Batu Caves: A mysterious limestone cave with temples inside, a paradise for explorers! 🏮 Kuala Lumpur's Chinatown - Petaling Street: Walking into this street is like traveling back in time to an ancient Chinese street, full of delicious food that foodies can't miss! -------- 🧳 Travel preparation: 📞 Prepare a SIM card for easy contact, Celcom has good signal. 🔌 A plug adapter is a must, as Malaysia uses British-style three-pin plugs. 🆔 Don't forget your ID, a passport is enough, as Malaysia is visa-free. 👕 Bring short sleeves and shorts, and be sure to protect yourself from the sun and mosquitoes, and bring a wide-brimmed hat. 🔋 Chargers and power banks, so your phone and camera are fully charged. 💊 Bring cold medicine and stomach medicine with you, as health is important when traveling. -------- Malaysia, a colorful country, is waiting for you to explore more unknown beauty! 🌟

8-Day Malaysia Tour: Explore Exotic Culture, Enjoy Delicious Food and Beaches, and Experience Amazing Itineraries! / 🎉 Itinerary: 8-Day Malaysia Tour 🎉 Day 1: Fly to Kuala Lumpur and start your exciting journey! Day 2: Stadthuys - Strait of Malacca - A Famosa Explore historical sites and experience the charm of the past and present. Day 3: Petaling Street - Petronas Twin Towers - Istana Negara - Jalan Alor Stroll through bustling streets and experience the collision of modern cities and ancient cultures. Day 4: Sky Mirror - Kuala Selangor Nature Park - Bukit Melawati Explore natural wonders and enjoy the tranquility and magnificence of nature. Day 5: Batu Caves - Aquaria KLCC Visit mysterious caves and experience the wonderful world of marine life. Day 6: Merdeka Square - Sultan Abdul Samad Building Admire historical buildings and appreciate the spirit of Malaysia's independence. Day 7: Bank Negara Malaysia Museum and Art Gallery Immerse yourself in the ocean of art and history and feel the profound cultural heritage. Day 8: Return to Kuala Lumpur End your unforgettable trip to Malaysia and return home with beautiful memories. / 🎒 Travel Essentials: Malaysia Travel Checklist 📞 SIM Card and Plug Adapter: Buy a SIM card online in advance and get a free plug adapter. 👕 Light Clothing: Malaysia is still hot in January, so bring short sleeves, shorts, and sun protection clothing. 🩴 Slippers and Sun Protection: Malaysia has strong sunlight, so bring slippers, sunglasses, and a hat. 🔋 Charger and Power Bank: Travel essentials to ensure your electronic devices are always charged. 🪪 Documents and Copies: Although visa-free, prepare your passport and flight booking and make copies. 💊 Medicine: Mosquito repellent, cold medicine, etc., just in case. 💰 Cash and Bank Cards: Bring some cash and a Visa card or a UnionPay card that can be used abroad. / 🎉 Malaysia is waiting for you to explore and enjoy a wonderful journey!

Malacca, a famous place in geography textbooks, is not that far away! You can take a 3-day trip to Kuala Lumpur and Malacca. All the attractions are within 2 km. Follow my guide and you won't get tired of taking your kids there. . 📍Transportation: [One] Bus: 2 hours, about RM 20 for a one-way trip. Download Redbus, select Malaysia in the settings, and buy tickets online with Visa/Mastercard. Then take a taxi or subway to Terminal Bersepadu Selatan (TBS) in Kuala Lumpur. You can also buy tickets on site with cash, but you may have to wait in line. [Two] Chartered car: 1 hour and 40 minutes. We chartered a 10-seat car for 7 people, which cost RM 1,000. It's a bit expensive, but convenient. The car picks you up and drops you off at the hotel, and the kids can sleep in the car. . 🥕Travel route: Almost all the attractions in Malacca are around the Dutch Square. Follow my route and you won't have to wait in line or take photos with a lot of people. 📍Dutch Square → Jonker Street → Malacca River → A Famosa → Sultanate Palace → St. Paul's Church → Malacca Straits Mosque . [One] Take photos at Dutch Square. The best place to take photos is on the second floor. [Two] Have lunch at Jonker Street opposite the church. Nyonya Kitchen is a Peranakan restaurant popular with locals. You don't have to wait in line. The owner speaks good Chinese. The price is a bit expensive, but the food is made with care. [Three] After leaving Jonker Street, you can buy tickets for a Malacca River cruise at the bridge. [Four] After the cruise, take a flower car to A Famosa/Sultanate Palace for RM 15 at the church gate. [Five] After visiting A Famosa, climb the stone steps to St. Paul's Church and enjoy a panoramic view of Malacca. [Six] Go down the mountain and take a taxi to Malacca Straits Mosque. If you go there on Friday, avoid 15:30–17:30, as local people will not allow you to visit during the prayer. From February 1, you will have to pay RM 5 if you don't wear a long robe. Walk about 100 meters to the left of the mosque and you will find an iron gate. Pay RM 5 to enter and you will find a good place to take photos. You will also get a free drink. . 🍊Food recommendations: If you have time, you can try the food in Malacca. These restaurants were recommended by local drivers: [One] Peranakan cuisine: Samfu Restaurant, Atlantic, 486 Baba Low [Two] Seafood restaurant: Hock Chin, The Bella Donna [Three] Coffee: Sin See Tai Baba Kaya . ‼️By the way, I recommend a super nice Malaysian buffet restaurant in Kuala Lumpur. If you return early, you can go there. It costs only RM 35 per person. You can try a lot of authentic Malaysian food. The restaurant is called Restoran Rebung Chef Ismail. Go to the parking lot and take the elevator to the 5th floor. The restaurant is right outside the elevator. . ♥️Finally, I suggest you wear white clothes, which look good in photos. Kids can wear orange clothes, which match the style of Malacca. Girls who love beauty can rent a Peranakan dress for RM 40 to take photos.

8-Day Singapore and Malaysia Trip: Explore Two Countries! This amazing itinerary is not to be missed. Come and explore the unique charms of Singapore and Malaysia with us! / 🛫Itinerary: DAY 1: Meet at Kunming Airport Get ready for your trip to Singapore and Malaysia! 🎉 DAY 2: Merlion Park -> Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay Explore Singapore's landmarks and experience the charm of the Merlion and the stunning Esplanade. 🐟🎭 DAY 3: Singapore -> Malacca Cross the border from historic Singapore to legendary Malacca. 🚗🌟 DAY 4: Strait of Malacca Visit the Strait of Malacca and experience the hustle and bustle of this important maritime route and its rich history. 🚢🌊 DAY 5: Port Dickson -> Kuala Lumpur Travel from Port Dickson to Kuala Lumpur and experience the hustle and bustle of Malaysia's capital. 🌆🏙️ DAY 6: Kuala Lumpur Explore Kuala Lumpur in depth and discover the charm and style of this city. 🌇🕌 DAY 7: Sultan's Palace Visit the Sultan's Palace and experience the nobility and history of the Malaysian royal family. 👑🏰 DAY 8: Johor Bahru -> Kunming Return to Kunming from Johor Bahru and end your pleasant trip to Singapore and Malaysia! 🛬🎈 / Notes: - Exchange rate 💸: The exchange rate between the Singaporean and Malaysian currencies and the Chinese yuan fluctuates. We recommend exchanging currency locally and keeping an eye on the real-time exchange rate. - Climate 🌦️: The climate in Singapore and Malaysia is pleasant in November. It's warm and comfortable during the day and slightly cool at night, so remember to bring a light jacket. 🧥 - Airport transportation 🚗: The airport is conveniently connected to the city center. You can take a taxi 🚕, subway 🚇, or bus 🚌 to your destination. / 🎉Don't miss out on this Singapore and Malaysia travel guide! Follow me for more exciting trips! 🌈

A 5-day trip to Malaysia, Little Mammoth has carefully planned it for you~ Whether it’s a lively city or natural scenery, this guide will cover it all! First time setting foot? Don’t worry, keep this travel tip handy! / Malaysia, located in southeastern Asia, is a country full of tropical style. Walking here is like finding a treasure of the South Seas🥥🌴. The history carries the blending of diverse cultures, and it is also known as a green mineral deposit due to its abundant natural resources. That strong exotic atmosphere will definitely leave a deep impression on you! 🌄🕌🏝 / 🎉Travel route: Day 1: Kuala Lumpur Enter Kuala Lumpur, the gateway to Malaysia, start your vacation mode and enjoy one-on-one butler service! This is an exotic city waiting to be discovered. Day 2: Straits of Malacca Browse the picturesque Straits of Malacca and experience the local maritime culture. The rich natural and cultural landscapes will make you linger. Day 3: Kuala Lumpur – Penang Take a flight to Penang, make hotel arrangements and then go for free time! You are sure to find your own fun in this exotic city. Day 4: Kek Lok Si Temple, Penang Visit Penang's famous tourist attraction - Kek Lok Si Temple, a solemn and sacred Buddhist temple that will fill you with tranquility deep in your heart. Day 5: Penang – Kuala Lumpur – Home Leave beautiful Penang and return home. The journey was full of happiness. Once you get home safely, look forward to your next trip. Goodbye Malaysia, we will see you again! / Some tips: 🌦️Malaysia is experiencing the rainy season in November. Although there may be heavy rains in the morning and evening, it is still as hot as summer during the day. Remember to prepare sun protection and rain gear. 🕒There is no time difference between Malaysia and China, so feel free to plan your trip! 🔮Local magical specialties, such as chocolate, dried durian, and ironwood bracelets, are relatively cheap and suitable for taking home as gifts. 💱A little tip, the local currency of Malaysia is the ringgit. Currently, 1 yuan is equal to about 0.6 ringgit. It is also very convenient to calculate the consumption. / Don’t forget to like and bookmark it, more Malaysia travel tips are waiting for you~ 😉 Let’s explore together!

5-day trip to Malaysia and Singapore, enjoy the charm of two countries! Amazing itinerary, experience exotic charm, don't miss it! Come and explore with us! -------------------- 🏃Itinerary: D1: Shenzhen → Kuala Lumpur Take flight ZH9029 from Shenzhen to Kuala Lumpur to start your Malaysia and Singapore trip! D2: Independence Square - Petronas Twin Towers - National Palace - Batu Caves Visit Independence Square to experience the historical atmosphere of Malaysia, then head to the spectacular Petronas Twin Towers. Next, visit the National Palace to experience the royal culture, and finally explore the mysterious Batu Caves. D3: Prime Minister's Office - Putra Square - Stadthuys - Portuguese Square - St. Paul's Church - Strait of Malacca Visit the Prime Minister's Office to learn about the political center of Malaysia, then head to Putra Square. Next, visit the historic Stadthuys to experience the historical atmosphere of foreign rule, then head to Portuguese Square and St. Paul's Church. Finally, visit the spectacular Strait of Malacca to experience the vastness of the ocean. D4: Merlion Park - Gardens by the Bay - Resorts World Sentosa Head to Merlion Park in Singapore to take a photo with the Merlion. Next, visit Gardens by the Bay to experience the modern charm of Singapore. Finally, head to Resorts World Sentosa to enjoy the entertainment facilities and food. D5: Singapore → Shenzhen Take flight ZH9024 from Singapore back to Shenzhen to end your pleasant Malaysia and Singapore trip! -------------------- Some tips: * Compare prices of specialties to avoid being ripped off🤑 * The exchange rate is friendly, and the RMB is valuable locally💰 * The weather is pleasant in December, but you should also prepare a light jacket🧥 * The transportation from the airport to the city is convenient, and taxis🚕 and subways🚇 are good choices -------------------- Malaysia and Singapore trip, enjoy the food and scenery, experience exotic customs, start your wonderful journey, and leave unforgettable memories!🌴✨

#AsiaTrip I've been to a number of sunset spots, but the most memorable was the sunset over the Straits of Malacca 🌅 It's a famous sunset spot, counted among the top three in the world 😌 [❤️Recommended points] ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈︎︎︎︎☑︎ The coastline continues all the way, so you can see a beautiful sunset from anywhere︎︎︎︎☑︎ A simply beautiful, spectacular view spreads out! ︎︎︎︎☑︎ It's not crowded, so you can relax [⚠️Points to be aware of] ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈︎︎︎︎☑︎ When entering the coastline, it costs money to go through a private road! By paying, you can get permission to pass and water! We paid and entered, but according to someone we met along the coastline, if you go around from the back, you can enter normally 😳︎︎︎︎☑︎ Be careful, if you watch the sunset to the end, it will be pitch black! It's safe to arrange a Grab or something in advance ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━aynaa's comment💬━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━Actually, the day I visited Malacca, it was cloudy ☁️ I had given up on seeing the sunset halfway through, but since I had come all the way to Malacca, I decided to stick around until the sunset...! And then, to my surprise, I was able to see the sunset 🥰💕It was worth the wait! It was really beautiful and I really enjoyed watching the sky change😌 Spot information━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━📍Straits of Malacca 🗺Address: Masjid Selat, 75000 Melaka, Malaysia🚗Access: It is recommended to go by Grab #solotravel #Malaysia #Malacca #greatview #overseastravel

#TravelAbroad Masjid Selat Melaka is a mosque located on the island of Malacca in the middle of the sea, near the city of Malacca in the state of Malacca, Malaysia. It is made of marble, which is a very beautiful mosque. 📍 Masjid Selat, 75000, Melaka, Malaysia 💰 Free #thailand #travel #onedaytrip #missnature #centralteam #waitingforthedaytodepart #familytrip #goodatmosphere #placestovisit #thaitravelthailand #travelthailand #travelthailand #travelalongtheway #tripnearbangkok #beautifulphotocoordinates #cafereview #beautifulcafetellmore #cafelife #mustvisitcafe #beautifulphotocafe #pointoutdeliciousrestaurants #secretrestaurants #tripgiveawayfreeaccommodation

I went to a city called Malacca in Malaysia on a solo trip some time ago. The city of Malacca is registered as a World Heritage Site and has a very beautiful streetscape. You can get there by bus from Kuala Lumpur, so it's very convenient for transportation. If you have the chance, please go there.

Getting There - We went there for short gateway and holiday in Malacca, after searching some attraction for restaurants, we found this Cengkerang restaurant, specialized in seafood 🦞 and shellout. Cengkerang also serve others delicious meal like western food, dessert and some 'makanan panas'. Attractions - the surrounding area at is nice, and colorful especially at night 🌃, where the lamp, fountain and area of the table at the open air. Food & Restaurants - there are also some other restaurants, like tom yam besides Cengkerang. Rating : 8.5/10, satisfied. it's the right place for couple and also family to get in touch 🤠. #dineer #shellout #shorttrips

Getting There - Saint Paul's Church is a historic church building in Malacca city, was originally built in 1521, making it the oldest church building in Malaysia and Southeast Asia. It's located located at the summit of St. Paul's Hill and is today part of the Malacca Museum Complex comprising of A Famosa ruins, the Stadthuys and other historical building. Attractions - On the hill side, still a strong building, his history aside at the building. Food & Restaurants - Many around walking distance either at the mall, street side , cafe or restaurants. Delicious and multiple choices too! It's one of beautiful site in Malacca, where it just walking distance to many more attactions here. Enjoy! #malaysiaattraction #enjoymalacca

I visited this place with family, pre-pandemic. From Singapore, we travelled by bus to get to Malacca, which is a popular destination in Malaysia. It is recognized as a Unesco World Heritage Site since 2008, I think. While in Malacca, it is a must to walk along Jonker Street where it’s best to experience culture, history and food. I suggest you do this Friday or Saturday night - when the street is most alive, bustling with both vendors and visitors, because of the Night Market. We were so tired afterwards, that we ended the night having a foot massage (you can see the spa’s signage at the black & white photo). This is one of the places you can visit for short trips. You can finish exploring the sights and other landmarks within 2 to 3 days. #malacca #jonkerstreet #nightmarket #foodie #walks #unescoworldheritage #historicalsites

This picture taken at 2000H on the night. Location taken from Glory Beach Resort Port Dickson. Sea views is Malacca Strait. Very nice view, from level 3 Hotel apartments. #awesomepic

In addition to the Red House and St. Paul's Hill Church, Malacca also has Jonker Street, the Rotating Tower and the Malacca Straits Qingzhen Temple. We participated in the duck tour and took an amphibious vehicle out to sea to participate in the election. In the hot summer, the River Walk also had to be carried out at dusk. It's more comfortable. #bucketlist

Hey friends! Get ready for a 7-day in-depth tour of Malaysia! From the historical charm of Melaka to the urban vibes of Kuala Lumpur, and then to the beautiful glass-like waters of Bohey Dulang Island and Semporna, we'll take you on a one-stop tour of Malaysia! Don't miss out~ . Malaysia, a land rich in history, bears the marks of many nations, resulting in a wealth of cultural relics 🏛️. The scenery here is picturesque, with the Petronas Twin Towers soaring into the sky 🌇, and sunny beaches 🏖️. Come to Malaysia and experience its unique regional charm! . 🎉 Itinerary: Malaysian Adventure Day 1: Arrive in Kuala Lumpur ✨ Arrive in Kuala Lumpur, where a 24-hour car service will ensure a smooth check in to your hotel. After settling in, enjoy free time in Kuala Lumpur! Day 2: Kuala Lumpur City Tour 🏙️ Explore the mysterious Batu Caves, visit the Royal Selangor Visitor Centre, and experience the beauty of traditional craftsmanship. Stroll through the bustling Kuala Lumpur Chinatown - Petaling Street, then head to Sri Mahamariamman Temple to experience exotic cultures. Finally, visit the majestic National Palace and savor local delicacies at Jalan Alor. Day 3: Melaka Historical Tour 🏰 Stroll along the Melaka River, climb St. Paul's Hill for a panoramic view of the Strait of Malacca, and immerse yourself in history. Day 4: Kuala Lumpur to Semporna 🌊 Depart from Kuala Lumpur to Semporna, enjoying the convenience of a single-point transfer. Upon arrival, get ready for the upcoming island adventure! Day 5: Semporna Island Adventure 🏝️ Visit the beautiful Mabul Island, then head to Kapalai Island to experience the tranquility and romance of the islands. Day 6: Deep into the Archipelago 🐠 Visit Mataking Island and admire the beauty of Bohey Dulang Island. Then, head to Timba Timba Island and Pom Pom Island, swim in the glass-like waters of Semporna, and get up close and personal with the colorful underwater world. Day 7: Return Trip 🛫 Fly from Tawau to Kuala Lumpur for your connecting flight home, concluding your delightful Malaysian adventure. Return home with cherished memories. . 🎒 Packing List: 👕 Clothing: Pack a few short-sleeved T-shirts, shorts, and sandals. Don't forget a sun hat and sunglasses to cope with the hot Malaysian weather. 🔌 Practical Items: A plug adapter is essential, as well as a power bank to ensure you can charge your devices anytime, anywhere. 📲 Communication: Although local SIM cards are available, it's more convenient to prepare one in advance for uninterrupted internet access and a smoother trip. 🛂 Documents and Funds: Passport, printed electronic arrival card, hotel and return flight bookings, and a small amount of cash will ensure smooth entry and safety. . ✨️ Group tours to Malaysia are easy and enjoyable! Like and save this guide, your travel assistant is always online! ✨️

Tucked away in the northwest corner of Sumatra lies Banda Aceh, a city shrouded in mystery. Here, you'll find both the poignant Tsunami Memorial, a sobering reminder of a tragic past, and the solemn beauty of an Islamic holy city, steeped in rich religious tradition. This meticulously crafted 2-day, 1-night itinerary will take you deep into this little-known land, unlocking a truly unique adventure! 📌Highlights - Remember history: Visit the 2004 Tsunami Education Park, explore the impactful ruins, and commemorate a momentous historical event. - Beauty of faith: Visit one of Southeast Asia's most beautiful mosques and experience the unique charm of Islamic culture amidst the dazzling night scene. - Island revelry: Head to Weh Island, dive into pristine coral gardens, dance with marine life, and enjoy the thrill of snorkeling. - Culinary feast: Indulge in Aceh's unique cuisine, especially the irresistible Aceh spicy curry, and immerse your taste buds in a fiery and flavorful experience. 🕌Day 1: A Symphony of History and Faith 📍8:00 am: Tsunami Museum Morning Visit As the first rays of dawn touch the earth, we arrive at the Tsunami Museum. Stepping into this special building is like entering a time tunnel, bringing you face-to-face with the harrowing disaster of 2004. Touch the fishing boats ruthlessly overturned by the giant waves, and feel the weight of history wash over you. Watch the survivor timeline videos, and let their real-life stories impress upon you the resilience and fragility of life. Fun fact: The cracks on the park grounds are replicas of the actual tsunami waves, each one telling a story of the heart-stopping events of that day. 📍12:00 pm: Aceh Traditional Market At noon, the bustling Aceh Traditional Market beckons with enticing aromas. Step inside, and prepare for a flavor explosion. Start with a bowl of devilishly spicy Mie Aceh dry noodles. The noodles are firm and chewy, paired with a special sauce that will leave you craving more. Next, try the palm-leaf-wrapped grilled tuna. The tender fish, grilled over charcoal, exudes a unique aroma, blended with the fragrance of palm leaves, creating a distinct flavor. Warning: The green sauce at the market is made from 500,000 SHU chili peppers, so proceed with caution, or risk a culinary experience that will leave you questioning your life choices! 📍3:00 pm: Baiturrahman Grand Mosque In the afternoon, we visit the Baiturrahman Grand Mosque, considered a pinnacle of Islamic aesthetics. This magnificent structure stands like a dazzling pearl in the heart of the city. The mosque's seven black obsidian domes shimmer mysteriously under the sunlight, resembling gateways to heaven. Explore the mystical women's prayer area and experience the tranquility and sanctity within. Photo op: At sunset, the golden rays bathe the domes, reflecting in the pool in front of the mosque, creating a breathtaking scene perfect for capturing stunning photos. 📍7:30 pm: Night Fishing in the Strait of Malacca As night falls, we board a fishing boat and head to the Strait of Malacca for a real-life "Old Man and the Sea" experience. Learn the art of blue-light squid fishing, and watch as squid, attracted by the light, leap out of the water, filling you with excitement and wonder. The freshly caught seafood is then prepared into a sashimi boat feast. The fresh ingredients and authentic flavors will immerse your taste buds in the bounty of the ocean. Marvel: When the waves roll, bioluminescent plankton shimmer with a blue glow, illuminating the entire sea surface, creating a dreamlike world. 🏝️Day 2: Island Adventures 📍6:00 am: Weh Island Speedboat Adventure In the morning, we ride a speedboat to Weh Island, greeted by the sea breeze. This is an unspoiled paradise with stunning ocean views reminiscent of "The Big Blue." Gear up and dive into the water to explore the remnants of WWII shipwrecks, experiencing the fusion of history and nature. Swim alongside baby sharks, observe these mysterious marine creatures up close, and feel your heart race with excitement. Hidden dive spot: The coral tunnel at Gapang Beach, with its colorful corals and schools of tropical fish, is like a dreamlike underwater world. 📍12:00 pm: Sea Gypsy Lunch At noon, we visit a Sea Gypsy settlement for a unique lunch experience. Freshly caught lobster, grilled over charcoal and served with fragrant coconut rice, offers a taste of the sea in every bite. Sip delicious sea urchin juice from sea urchin shells and experience the most primal form of culinary culture. Must-try: Noni fruit spicy-food-relief smoothie. After indulging in Aceh's spicy cuisine, this refreshing drink will instantly dispel the heat and leave you feeling revitalized. 📍3:00 pm: Mangrove Kayak Adventure In the afternoon, we kayak through the mangroves, the "kidneys of the earth." Paddle through the dense mangrove forests, searching for proboscis monkeys. Their adorable appearance is sure to bring a smile to your face. Learn to make natural sunscreen from tree sap and experience a primal skincare method. Make a wish: Tie a wish ribbon on a thousand-year-old banyan tree and let the ancient tree bear witness to your hopes and dreams. 📍6:00 pm: Dutch Colonial Fortress Sunset In the evening, we visit the Dutch Colonial Fortress, a place with a "Game of Thrones" vibe. Stand atop the fortress, touch the rusted cannons, and take industrial-style photos. Venture into the dungeons for a test of courage. Farewell ritual: Light a clove cigarette, enjoy a cup of rich Aceh coffee, and watch the sunset fade into the horizon, bringing a perfect end to this unforgettable trip. 🚗Transportation Tips 1. Kuala Lumpur → Banda Aceh: Take a direct AirAsia flight, arriving in just 2 hours. Enjoy visa-free entry and embark on your adventure with ease. 2. To and from Weh Island: Charter a speedboat. Remember to bargain down to IDR 500K/person to save money and enjoy the flexibility of setting your own itinerary, allowing you to fully appreciate the beauty of Weh Island. 3. Getting around the city: We recommend Blue Bird taxis, which use meters, ensuring a hassle-free and reliable mode of transport. 🍱Foodie Recommendations - Adventurous dish: Roti Canai with venison curry. Crispy Indian flatbread paired with rich venison curry, a unique combination that delivers unexpected deliciousness. - Magical dessert: Timphan banana leaf coconut roll. Sweet coconut filling wrapped in soft dough and steamed in banana leaves, bursting with Southeast Asian flavors. - Grandma's kitchen: Kuah Pliek U curry with mixed vegetables. A variety of vegetables in a special curry, nutritious and flavorful, just like a home-cooked meal from grandma. ⚠️Things to Avoid 1. Entering mosques: Women are required to wear a headscarf and a long robe, which can be rented at the entrance. Respect local religious customs to avoid unnecessary trouble. 2. Traveling to Weh Island: There are no boats to Weh Island on Wednesdays. Plan your itinerary in advance to avoid delays. 3. Photography restrictions: Taking pictures of military installations can lead to detention. Pay attention to signage and refrain from taking unauthorized photos. 💡Hidden Gems 1. Attend Muslim morning prayers: Wake up early and participate in Muslim morning prayers, experiencing the solemnity and devotion. Non-Muslims are welcome to observe quietly from the side. 2. Collect stamps for a necklace: Collect stamps from 7 ancient forts and exchange them for a unique shark tooth necklace, a one-of-a-kind souvenir. 3. Take steampunk-style photos: The abandoned spice warehouse, with its unique architecture and weathered walls, is the perfect location for steampunk-style photography. 📸Photography Guide - Grand Mosque night view: Shoot from a low angle, framing the domes against the starry sky to create a mystical and dreamy atmosphere. - Shipwreck dive site: Use a GoPro to shoot upwards, capturing the moment when light beams penetrate the hull, showcasing the mystery and beauty of the underwater world. - Colonial fortress: Dress in khaki and lean against a rusty cannon for war-themed photos. Banda Aceh, this mystical land, where even the waves whisper tales of ancient spice routes. Come unlock Sumatra's last adventurous frontier and embark on your own extraordinary journey!⚓️✨

🚌Transportation: Download [easybook or redbus], select [TBS Kuala Lumpur - Melaka Sentral]. There are trains from different companies at different times. Many people recommend KKKL, but I feel it is similar to other companies. 💰The price is around 13RM, ⌚The journey takes about 2 hours We exchanged the paper ticket at the counter with the email, and some people said that we can directly scan the QR code to enter. If you don’t want to exchange the ticket, you can try it. ❗During the peak summer season, you must buy tickets in advance. You may not be able to buy tickets for the right time at the offline counter. ✅Route: Jonker Street (don’t take Sam Shu Gong Street, take the parallel road on the left, Nyonya style) ➡️Malacca River ➡️Red House Square (church, fountain, red house) ➡️St. Paul’s Hill ➡️Jonker Street ➡️Straits Mosque to watch the sunset It was noon when we arrived, and we took a taxi directly from the station to the restaurant. The restaurant we wanted to go to was not open, so we went to the next door 🍛【Nyonya Private Kitchen】, which is run by a Chinese. The price and taste are quite good. Malacca's attractions are all concentrated and can be reached on foot. Although it is very hot, it is not recommended to take a taxi because there is really traffic jam! After visiting the three attractions, we returned to Jonker Street and had 🍧[eha juice & veggie bistro] the very popular Musang King Durian Ice💰30RM. The durian flavor was very strong, but there was no air conditioning in the store, probably because the durian smell was quite strong. ⚠️Because we planned to go back to Kuala Lumpur to see the night view in the evening, we left early and did not go to watch the sunset. It costs 5RM to rent clothes to enter the Straits Mosque. 🍢Malacca Night Market is only open from 18:00 to 24:00 on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, so there will definitely be traffic jams during these days! You must be mentally prepared to go!

[Strait Mosque of Malacca] Built in 2006 on an artificial island by the sea, this mosque appears to float on the water during high tide, earning it the nickname "Floating Mosque." Its design blends Middle Eastern and Malaysian traditional elements, featuring a gold-adorned dome and minarets, iconic symbols of a mosque. Opening hours: Daily: 9:00am–12:30pm, 2:30pm–4:15pm, 5:30pm–6:30pm Admission: Free Tips Note: 1. Visiting the Strait Mosque of Malacca is free, but visitors must adhere to local dress code requirements. Men are required to wear long-sleeved shirts and long pants. Women must rent a robe and headscarf for MYR 5 to enter. 2. The best time to visit the Strait Mosque of Malacca is during sunset. The sound of chanting blends with the sound of the waves, and the setting sun illuminates the golden dome, creating a breathtaking view.

Singapore and Malaysia Combo Tour: Eight days of unique adventures! This amazing itinerary takes you through Singapore and Malaysia, experiencing the charm of both cities. Come and explore! Singapore and Malaysia Combo Tour: Explore both countries in one go! These two neighboring countries share intertwined cultures and rich histories. From the modern prosperity of the Lion City 🏙️ to the tropical vibes of Malaysia 🌴, touring both countries at once is definitely a great deal! 🎉Itinerary: D1: Depart from Kunming Airport Depart from Kunming Changshui International Airport. Your tour leader will assist you with departure procedures as you prepare to embark on your Singapore-Malaysia journey! D2: Explore Singapore Merlion Park -> The Arts House at the Old Parliament -> Resorts World Sentosa Visit Singapore's iconic attractions, experience the fusion of art and history, and enjoy the fun of Resorts World Sentosa in the evening. D3: Cross the Strait of Malacca Depart from Singapore and head to the historic Malacca for a new adventure. D4: In-depth Tour of the Strait of Malacca Immerse yourself in the magnificent scenery and rich culture of the Strait of Malacca all day long, and experience the unique charm of the strait. D5: Kuala Lumpur Political and Cultural Tour Dataran Merdeka -> Kuching Friendship Park -> Prime Minister's Office of Malaysia Visit the political center and experience Malaysia's political atmosphere and the testament to the friendship between the two countries. D6: Free Time in Kuala Lumpur Enjoy free time in Kuala Lumpur, indulging in the perfect combination of shopping, food, and culture. D7: Kuala Lumpur Historical Memorial Tour Dataran Merdeka -> National Monument Trace the history of independence and commemorate the heroes who dedicated their lives to the country. D8: Johor Bahru Tour and Return to Kunming Depart from Johor Bahru, filled with memories, and head back to Kunming, concluding your enjoyable Singapore-Malaysia tour. Must-See Attractions: ✨Merlion Park ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: 1 Fullerton Rd, Singapore 049213 - Opening Hours: Open 24 hours - Duration: 1 hour - The symbol of Singapore, don't miss this iconic Merlion statue standing at the edge of the waves! ✨Resorts World Sentosa ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: 8 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa Island, Singapore 098269 - Opening Hours: Open 24 hours - Duration: 1–2 days - The perfect choice for a family vacation in Singapore, with endless fun! ✨Dataran Merdeka ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Kuala Lumpur City Centre, 50050 Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - Opening Hours: Open 24 hours - Duration: 30 mins - Experience the passage of time in Malaysia; the historical atmosphere here is immersive. ✨Strait of Malacca ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Strait of Malacca, Malaysia - Opening Hours: (No specific opening hours) - Duration: 1–2 hrs - The ancient city scenery and gentle currents complement each other perfectly, definitely not to be missed! Travel Checklist: 🧳 Don't forget these items for your Singapore-Malaysia tour! 📞 Prepare a phone card for convenient internet access and phone calls. Buy a local SIM card for worry-free internet access. 🔌 A plug adapter is essential, as the voltage and plugs in Singapore and Malaysia are different. Bring an adapter for hassle-free charging. 👕 Pack light clothing, as it gets very hot in Singapore and Malaysia in March. Pack shorts, T-shirts, sandals, and a sun hat. Don't forget an umbrella for rainy days. 📷 Charger and power bank are essential for taking photos. Charge anytime, anywhere, and don't miss any wonderful moments. 💳 Bank cards and a small amount of cash are necessary for shopping and dining. Prepare some small change for more convenient small purchases. 🪪 Bring your passport, even though it's visa-free, don't be careless. Keep your passport with you for a smooth journey. That's all! With these preparations, you're ready for your Singapore-Malaysia tour! Let's go! 🎉 Singapore and Malaysia Combo Tour: Enjoy the unique charm of both countries, guaranteeing a rewarding trip. Pack your bags and start your Southeast Asia adventure now!

Traveling with kids to Brunei Darussalam and other countries? This 8-day itinerary will guide you through exploring nature parks, experiencing snorkeling, and creating unforgettable family moments! -- 🌴Travel Route: Brunei, Kuala Lumpur & Sabah Multi-Country Tour Day 1: 🌟Arrive in Brunei, enjoy a private transfer to your hotel, and embark on your exotic adventure! Day 2: 🌳Explore the natural wonders of Ulu Temburong National Park. Day 3: 🛶Brunei River mangrove cruise — 🏝Kampong Ayer water village experience — 🏰Visit Nurul Iman Palace and Brunei Royal Ceremonial Hall — 📜Royal Regalia Museum historical retrospective. Day 4: 🌆Overlook the city from Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur — 🛍Stroll through Kuala Lumpur's Chinatown and Petaling Street — 👻Explore the ancient legends of Kwai Chai Hong. Day 5: 🌺Admire the flowers and take photos at Dutch Square — 🌊Enjoy the magnificent view of the Strait of Malacca. Day 6：🏘Experience the historical charm of Gaya Street——🏖Enjoy the sunset at Tanjung Aru Beach. Day 7：🏊One-day snorkeling tour of Sabah's two islands, exploring the underwater world of Sapi Island and Manukan Island — 🌴Check in to your hotel in Sabah and enjoy the seaside night. Day 8：🎉Free time in Sabah, enjoy yourself before a private transfer to the airport, concluding your wonderful journey! -- Attraction Recommendations: 🌟 Tanjung Aru Beach: The adjacent Prince Philip Park is a great place for families, with beautiful gardens and children's play areas for kids to have fun. 🏮 Kwai Chai Hong: Stroll through the Kwai Chai Hong district, experience the fusion of Chinese and Malaysian cultures, admire the unique architectural landscape, and broaden your children's horizons. 🏛️ Dutch Square: The Malacca Museum here is an ancient Dutch building in the Far East. Explore the history and culture with your children and experience the passage of time. -- Some tips: - Food: Brunei nasi lemak and satay are super delicious, don't miss them! 🍚🍢 - March Climate: Tropical rainforest climate, with average temperature and humidity suitable for travel. ☀️🌿 - Airport Transportation: Take bus route 23 directly to the airport, the fare is only BND 1. 🚌💶 - Souvenir Prices: Cigarettes and cigars can be declared for entry, pay attention to customs regulations. 🚬💰 -- Multi-country tour, Brunei Darussalam is waiting for you to discover, let's travel together and enjoy the unique local customs!

The short holiday is here! Calling all my ladies, here's your 8-day travel guide to Malaysia! Super practical tips and tricks to help you navigate Malaysia with ease! / Malaysia, a land of rich and diverse history, boasts stunning 🏖️ beaches and unique tropical rainforests🌳. Immerse yourself in the vibrant tapestry of cultures, experience the warm hospitality of the Malay people, and don't miss the magnificent 🏰 Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur! / 🗓 Suggested Itinerary: DAY 1: ✈️ Arrive in Kuala Lumpur—Start your vacation mode🏝! Enjoy 24-hour private pick-up service and a dedicated 1-on-1 concierge. Your Malaysian adventure begins now✨ DAY 2: Cruise the Strait of Malacca, where history meets the vastness of the ocean🌊 DAY 3: Kuala Lumpur ✈️ Penang—Explore Penang's unique scenery at your own pace upon arrival and enjoy your free time✌︎︎ DAY 4: Stroll along the Clan Jetties and experience Penang's cultural charm and local customs🌉 DAY 5: Penang ✈️ Langkawi—Explore freely upon arrival, turning your dream destination into a reality🚏, and embark on a new chapter of your journey DAY 6: Challenge yourself on the Langkawi Sky Bridge, experience the thrill and beauty of heights🌉, and create unforgettable memories DAY 7: Enjoy a private day of leisure in Langkawi🌴, immerse yourself in the local culture, or contact your concierge to book additional activities, maximizing your travel enjoyment📸 DAY 8: Bid farewell to Langkawi✈️, return to Kuala Lumpur, and depart for home🛫. Filled with cherished memories and joy, look forward to your next adventure🏡✨ / Travel Checklist: 🧳 📞 Don't forget your phone card to stay connected. 🔌 A plug adapter is a must-have, as Malaysian plugs are different. 👕 Pack light clothing like shorts and T-shirts, as Malaysia can get quite hot in March. 📷 Remember your camera charger; you'll want to capture all the beautiful scenery. 🛂 Even though a passport is not required for visa-free travel, it's still essential to carry it with you. / Experience the perfect blend of cuisine, beaches, and culture on your Malaysian journey. Don't forget to like and save this post for your next travel adventure!

The short holiday is coming, and a 7-day trip to Malaysia is just right! This super practical guide will take you on a tour of Malaysia, easily avoiding the crowds and enjoying a wonderful holiday! / Malaysia, a multicultural country with a long history and picturesque scenery🌴. You can experience a strong exotic atmosphere here, explore the magnificent Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur, and enjoy the beaches of Sabah🏖️. Don't miss it! / 🏖️Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Kuala Lumpur, enjoy 24-hour pick-up service and 1-on-1 Chinese customer support, and easily start your Malaysian journey! Day 2: Head to the Laguna Resort Dive Center and explore the mysteries of the underwater world. Day 3: Depart for Redang Island and experience the romance and leisure of the island. Day 4: Continue your stay on Redang Island, enjoying the sun, sand, and sea. Day 5: Wake up naturally on Redang Island, take the ferry, fly to Kuala Lumpur, and check in to the hotel to prepare for the upcoming city tour. Day 6: Visit Batu Caves - Kuala Lumpur Chinatown - Petaling Street - Petronas Twin Towers - Dutch Square - Stadthuys, and finally enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Strait of Malacca. Day 7: End your pleasant Malaysian trip and depart from Kuala Lumpur for home.🛫 / Travel essentials:🎒 📞 Prepare your phone card in advance. Celcom's signal is said to be very reliable, and unlimited data allows you to share your moments on social media anytime. 🔌 Malaysia uses British standard sockets, so remember to bring a converter plug, otherwise, it will be awkward if your electronic devices cannot be charged. 🆔 Passport and ID card. Although Malaysia is visa-free, your passport must be valid for more than 6 months. Bring your ID card as well, just in case. 👕 It's still hot in Malaysia in March, so short sleeves and shorts are standard. Don't forget sunscreen clothing, hats, and sunglasses to avoid sunburn. 🔋 Charger and power bank. When you are away from home, it is reassuring to have a charged phone. Bring an extra power bank for a more relaxed trip. 💰 Cash and bank cards. Although cards are accepted in many places, small amounts of cash are still essential, as some small shops only accept cash. Alright, that's all. Get ready and set off, Malaysia is waiting for you!🌴🌊🌞 / Malaysia, a colorful country, is waiting for you to explore more unknown surprises!🌴✨

Hey everyone! Get ready for an amazing 6-day trip to Singapore and Malaysia, exploring the best of both countries! This super practical guide will help you plan your trip with ease. Save it now! -- 📅Suggested Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Kuala Lumpur, private transfer Start your exciting journey with a 24-hour private transfer from the airport to Kuala Lumpur, a modern metropolis in Southeast Asia! Day 2: Kuala Lumpur City Exploration Batu Caves -> National Palace -> Independence Square -> Chinatown - Petaling Street -> Petronas Twin Towers -> KL Tower. Explore Kuala Lumpur's major attractions and experience the city's charm. Day 3: Malacca Historical and Cultural Tour Stadthuys -> A Famosa -> St. Paul's Church. Immerse yourself in the historical atmosphere of Malacca. In the evening, take a Malacca River cruise and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Strait of Malacca. Day 4: Modern Cityscape of Singapore National University of Singapore -> Haji Lane -> Gardens by the Bay -> Merlion Park -> Helix Bridge -> Clarke Quay. Experience Singapore's modern cityscape and multiculturalism. Day 5: Free Day in Singapore Enjoy a full day of free time in Singapore, exploring every corner of the city at your own pace. Day 6: End of Trip, Return to Departure City Your Singapore journey ends with a 24-hour private transfer to the airport for your flight back home, concluding this unforgettable trip. -- Essential Travel Tips: 1. No Jet Lag: Singapore and Malaysia have no time difference with China, making travel easy and worry-free. 🕒 2. Visa-Free: Singapore and Malaysia are visa-free! Grab your passport and go! 💪 3. Airport Transportation: Convenient buses, taxis, and subway are available. 🚖 4. Currency Exchange: Exchange currency in advance for smoother transactions. 💰 5. Local Customs: Respect local customs and enjoy a more pleasant trip. 😊 -- Come to Singapore and Malaysia, enjoy the exotic atmosphere, explore beautiful attractions, and experience an unforgettable journey!

As the Pan Pacific Hotels Group expands its presence across four continents with three distinct brands, the recently opened Parkroyal Langkawi Resort harmoniously blends wild nature with modern aesthetics. Nestled on Cenang Beach, this secluded sanctuary resembles a pearl amidst emerald isles. The Sky Pool Suite on the top floor boasts an infinity pool that seems to mirror the stars, while the 270-degree viewing terrace offers breathtaking sunsets over the Strait of Malacca. The designers of Parkroyal Langkawi Resort ingeniously followed the curves of the pristine coastline, transforming each floor-to-ceiling window into a frame for a nature documentary. Even the flight of white-bellied sea eagles over the mangroves is perfectly captured and preserved. The daily feasts at the resort's CASSIA restaurant redefine Southeast Asian flavors with a tapestry of spices, while the beachside amphitheater under the stars retells ancient legends through light and rhythm. Even more impressive is the symbiotic relationship between ecology and luxury. The treetop tea house, suspended among the canopy, shares the morning mist with playful monkeys, and the intelligent temperature control system subtly balances energy consumption as guests fish for groupers. This ecological utopia, sheltered beneath the wings of eagles, redefines the tropical vacation with its untamed, wild beauty.

For your first visit to Malaysia, don't miss this 6-day ancient town and village itinerary, which will guide you through the unique charm of Malaysia! -- 🗓Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive at Kuala Lumpur Airport. A VIP Chinese-speaking driver will pick you up and start your wonderful journey in Malaysia! Day 2: Stadthuys (Red House) — A Famosa (Porta de Santiago) — St. Paul's Church. Experience the weight of history. In the evening, take a Melaka River cruise to enjoy the night view of the Melaka River and the Strait of Malacca. Day 3: Visit Kek Lok Si Temple, enjoy the tranquility of the Cheng Hoon Teng Temple, visit the Perak Cave Temple, then head to Ipoh to admire the new street art in the back alleys and the railway station square, and finally experience local life at the Han Chin Pet Soo Museum. Day 4: Visit the dreamy Sky Mirror of Malaysia, climb Bukit Melawati, and visit the unique Sakthi Vinayagar Temple. Day 5: Free day! You can explore Malaysia at your own pace, sleep in, enjoy a highly flexible itinerary, and experience the charm of this country in depth. (Optional upgrade: Join a VIP Kuala Lumpur private car tour for a day.) Day 6: A VIP Chinese-speaking driver will take you to the airport, ending this unforgettable trip to Malaysia, and you will return to your warm home. Looking forward to seeing you again! -- Attraction Recommendations: ✨ Sky Mirror of Malaysia: The tidal flats reflect the sun, dance with marine life, and the ebb and flow of the tide reveals breathtaking scenery! 🏛️ Stadthuys (Red House): Located in the heart of Dutch Square, the ancient and elegant Red House stands quietly, telling the vicissitudes of history. 🚤 Melaka River Cruise: Take a cruise down the river and enjoy the vibrant riverside scenery, with unique buildings and murals unfolding before your eyes. -- **Things to note**: * Airport Transportation🚗: Understand the traffic rules and routes in advance to ensure smooth travel between the airport and the city. * Popular Cities🏙️: Cities like Kuala Lumpur and Semporna are very popular, so remember to plan your itinerary in advance! * Food Exploration🍜: Try authentic Malay cuisine. Curry and durian are not to be missed, but be aware that some restaurants may be non-smoking. * Souvenir Shopping🎁: Malaysia has a wide variety of souvenirs at affordable prices, which can be used as souvenirs or gifts. * Safe Travel🔒: Pay attention to safety when traveling at night, keep your personal belongings safe, and abide by local laws and regulations. -- That's all for your trip to Malaysia. I hope you find your own little surprises in this multicultural country!

#favouriteitinerary The sign marks the Straits of Melaka, a narrow waterway between the Malay Peninsula and the Indonesian island of Sumatra. Cultural Significance: The sign references "The Maritime Silk Road," highlighting the historical importance of the straits for trade and cultural exchange. Encore Melaka: The sign also mentions "Encore Melaka," likely referring to a nearby cultural performance or attraction.

Discover the wonders of Malaysia's forests! This 6-day itinerary will guide you through the mystery and beauty of the rainforest. Save this guide now! . Malaysia, located in the heart of Southeast Asia, was once known as the Golden Chersonese. It boasts a rich history and culture🏯, stunning beaches🏖️, and unique ethnic customs. Come to Malaysia and experience the fusion of diverse cultures! . 📅Itinerary: Day 1: ✈️Arrive in Kuala Lumpur, enjoy 24-hour airport transfer service and 1-on-1 Chinese customer support, starting your Malaysian journey with ease! Day 2: Spend the day on Lang Tengah Island, enjoying the island vibes, pristine waters, and soft sandy beaches. Day 3: Continue your leisurely time on Lang Tengah Island, embracing the tranquility and gifts of nature. Day 4: Take a boat from Lang Tengah Island to Kuala Terengganu, then fly back to Kuala Lumpur. Enjoy a worry-free journey with boat tickets + flight tickets + airport transfers all included! Day 5: Explore Kuala Lumpur, visiting the Prime Minister's Office, the mystical Batu Caves, the magnificent Petronas Twin Towers, the historical Dutch Square and Stadthuys, and enjoy a distant view of the famous Strait of Malacca. A day full of exciting experiences! Day 6: ✈️End your delightful Malaysian journey and depart for home, filled with wonderful memories and experiences! . Travel Checklist:🧳 📖 Documents: Passport (valid for at least 6 months), ID card, printed itinerary, and hotel booking confirmation. 🔌 Electronics: Charger, power bank, plug adapter (UK type) to keep your devices powered up. 📱 Communication: Mobile phone, SIM card, or portable Wi-Fi to stay connected. 👕 Clothing: Short-sleeved shirts, shorts, and sun-protective clothing to suit the tropical climate and ensure comfortable travel. 🎩 Accessories: Sun hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen for all-around sun protection. 💊 Other: Mosquito repellent and umbrella for unexpected situations during outdoor activities. . A trip to Malaysia is just this wonderful and colorful. What are you waiting for? Start your adventure now!

Malacca is one of Malaysia's most historic cities, boasting a rich cultural heritage and numerous historical attractions. Here are some popular scenic spots around Malacca: - Malacca City: The historic heart of Malacca, home to many ancient buildings, museums, and cultural sites. - Stadthuys: One of Malacca's iconic landmarks, a red building from the Dutch colonial period. - Strait of Malacca: One of the busiest straits in the world, a vital channel connecting the Indian and Pacific Oceans. - St. John's Fort: An ancient fortress, a significant military stronghold in Malacca's history. - Jonker Street: Malacca's famous shopping street, with many unique shops and food stalls. If you plan to visit Malacca, we recommend staying for 2–3 days to have enough time to explore the local attractions and enjoy the local culture. Here's a simple travel guide: - Day 1: After arriving in Malacca, head to Malacca City and visit attractions such as the Stadthuys and the Maritime Museum. - Day 2: Visit St. John's Fort, Jonker Street, and other attractions to experience the local culture and cuisine. - Day 3: You can choose to visit other attractions around Malacca, such as the Malacca Zoo and the Malacca Butterfly & Reptile Sanctuary. We hope this guide is helpful. Have a wonderful trip to Malacca!

A seven-day tour of Malaysia, visiting Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Malacca! A super practical guide to help you easily explore the charm of Malaysia! . Malaysia, the shining pearl of Southeast Asia🌏, was known as the Golden Peninsula in ancient times. Not only does this place have a rich history and culture 🏛️, it also has charming beaches and tropical scenery 🏖️. People affectionately call it Malaysia! . Route suggestion: DAY1: 🛫Departure->Kuala Lumpur->Langkawi Start your journey in Malaysia and enjoy 24-hour airport pick-up and 1V1 butler service. DAY2: Wet Rice Island-> Pregnant Island-> Paya Island-> Coral Diving🤿 Explore the scenery of the three islands and experience the fun of diving in Paya Island. DAY3: Langkawi Sunset Cruise->Sunset Cruise🌅 Enjoy a romantic sunset cruise on a sailboat under the setting sun. DAY4: Free activities in Langkawi🏖 Free activities for a whole day, optional upgrades to various one-day tours. DAY5: Langkawi 🛫-> Kuala Lumpur Fly to Kuala Lumpur, free time after arrival to experience the charm of the city. DAY6: St. Paul's Church->Dutch Square->Strait of Malacca🌊 Visit the historical buildings and enjoy the magnificent view of the Strait of Malacca. DAY7: Kuala Lumpur 🛫->Return home End of a pleasant journey, return home safely with full load. 🏠 . Some tips: - Time difference: There is no time difference between Malaysia and China, so you can have fun without any time difference! 🕰️ - Food: There are many kinds of Malaysian food, from spicy curry to sweet nasi lemak, all of which are must-try delicacies! 🍛🥥 - Specialty prices: Specialty prices are affordable, from snacks to handicrafts, there is always one that suits you! 💰 - Airport transportation: The airport has convenient transportation, with taxis, buses and other options available, making it easy to get to the city! 🚕🚌 . Come to Malaysia, enjoy the leisure time, travel the exotic customs, and make your travel story more exciting!