Separated into 2 distinct parts (Peninsula Malaysia and East Malaysia ) over 13 states, we’ll take you on an adventure to uncover the secrets behind cosmopolitan cities, diverse cultures and people to stunning natural beauty from tranquil highland retreats all the way down to pristine beaches and islands. Experience the length and breadth of luxury and adventure with the boundless possibilities of Malaysia
Langkawi
Mystical myths and
legends weave through this cluster of 99 unspoilt, secluded and uninhabited
islands that make up the internationally renowned resort destination of
Langkawi. Admist South-East Asia’s first UNESCO Global Geopark, immerse
yourself in the abundance of ecology on land and on water and engage in the
many thrilling water activities across the island. If the adventurous life
isn’t your cup of tea, choose to spend your time relaxing on one of Langkawi’s
stunning beaches or wandering through their laid back main township. Guaranteed
an irresistible experience that will sooth and calm your soul!
Location: Kedah,
Northern State of 
Penang
The old world charm
and deep rooted history that earned this state’s capital city Georgetown its
status as one of UNESCO internationally recognized World Heritage Sites is
testament of the appeal of Malaysia’s only island state. As quoted from UNESCO,
be prepared to explore one of the most “complete surviving city centres on the
Straits of Malacca” that “holds unique
architectural and cultural townscape without parallel anywhere in East and Southeast Asia.” Together with its mouth watering
culinary mix, stretch of beaches and major attractions across the island, be
prepared for a multisensory experience that lives up to its name as “The Pearl
of The Orient”.
Melaka
Melaka’s historical wealth of treasures is a vivid
testimony of its ever colourful and glorious colonial past; as the only state
and city in Malaysia
to be ruled by 3 different colonial powers. Every step you take within this
small and compact city reveals enchanting stories and remnants of a time long
ago. Aptly, the city deserved its status as one of UNESCO World Heritage sites.
Witness a city that strives to preserve culture and heritage as a tribute to
the past as it moves to embrace the present and future.
Location: A
short drive south from Kuala Lumpur, on the
south-western coast of Peninsula Malaysia.
Johor
The southern most state of Malaysia
offers an exciting getaway from nearby Singapore; whether is it a relaxing
value for money shopping trip within the city or a visit to its many natural sites.
Opt for a short city tour, venture into fishing villages or an escape to the
state’s island resorts as you while away your time amongst stunning nature
backdrops.
Location:
Southern most tip of Peninsula Malaysia.
Cameron
Highlands
Witness and partake in agricultural wonders and
practices amongst clean, crisp and cool surroundings of this famous highland
paradise. You’ll be impressed with its refreshing environment as you explore
the surrounding flourishing flora and fauna amidst its unique charm equivalent
of an English village and leave fulfilled with fresh treasures and knowledge
that will be sure to enrich you personally.
Location:
State of Pahang.
A drive north from Kuala Lumpur.
1500 metres above sea level.
Island
Hideaways (Eastern Coast)
Stunning beaches and crystal clear waters greet anyone
who ventures off the east coast of the Peninsula into the many islands that
line the stretch of the South China Sea. Here
you learn the art of indulging in doing nothing while you enjoy the hospitality
of the land and its people as you sip a glass of your cool drink along pristine
stretches of sand. Engage in thrilling water sports and take in the mesmerizing
and rich marine life around the area. Popular locations include: Pulau Tioman and
Pulau Redang.
Location: Pulau Tioman – Located in Southern Malaysia
just off the coast of Pahang. Pulau
Redang – Located in Northern Malaysia just off the coast of Terrengganu.
Borneo
Unwind on the third largest island on Earth, where
“the other side” of Malaysia
can be found (East Malaysia). Here where the
state of Sabah and Sarawak resides, you’ll be
greeted by a part of the country that is renowned for its natural beauty and
endless adventure opportunities; scale hills and mountains, traverse lush green
rainforests, navigate the open seas and be in awe of the idyllic landscape. Yet
amongst all these, delight yourself further by meeting the indigenous villages
and keepers of the land and come in close contact with intriguing nature
animals that will be sure to amaze you. Fulfill your fantasies and set out on
an adventure as Borneo guarantees you a
magical experience which will keep you coming back for more.
Location: Capital
Cities of Kota Kinabalu (Sabah) is 2hr30mins and
Kuching (Sarawak) is 1hr 50mins away from Kuala
Lumpur by flight.
“Selamat Datang!” Let us welcome YOU to Malaysia, email us for your personal itinerary: enquiry@asian-compass.com
