Cities & Lands
Kuala Lumpur
Famous for its impressive Petronas Twin Towers, the capital also offers a wealth of cultural diversity. Lively markets, such as those on Jalan Alor, also known as "street food," are a true delight for the senses, offering varied and delicious street food. Kuala Lumpur is also a major economic and technological center, while remaining a center of cultural discovery thanks to its temples, mosques, and museums.
BATU CAVES
Malacca
A historic city on the west coast of Malaysia, Malacca is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A former Portuguese, Dutch and British colony, it is full of vestiges of these colonial influences, offering a fascinating blend of European and Asian architecture. The city is also famous for its floating mosque.
Cameron Highlands
This mountainous plateau, around 1,500 metres above sea level, is famous for its verdant tea plantations, cool temperatures and magnificent scenery.
One of the highlights is the Boh tea plantation, where you can enjoy a fresh cup of tea while admiring the panoramic view over the hills.
BOH Plantation
Scooter tour
Taman Negara
Taman Negara is one of the oldest rainforests in the world, a true sanctuary of biodiversity in Malaysia. Canopy hikes, river cruises, and cave explorations are among the memorable experiences. We were incredibly lucky to encounter wild elephants during our adventure, a magical moment.
Before a hike, a ‘ROTI’ is always welcome
Watch out for leeches
Penang
Penang, nicknamed the "Pearl of the Orient," is a Malaysian peninsula that captivates with its unique blend of culture, history, and nature. Its national park is a true gem, offering superb hiking trails leading to secluded beaches, home to several species of monkeys. But what Penang is also famous for is its incredible cuisine! George Town, its capital, is full of legendary street food.
