Kajang, Malaysia - Kajang, Malaysia 10 days trip

A small Malaysian destination visited by few tourists.

Walk through the town center and get a feel for the local culture.

Malaysia's capital is known for its delicious cuisine, towering skyscrapers, cultural diversity, and beautiful architecture.

Dedicated to the research and preservation of Malaysia's forests, visitors enjoy exploring nature, especially the canopy walkway.

Your gateway to the spectacular Cameron Highlands, this small town is in easy distance from many of the local attractions.

Take an hour to explore the streets of this small town center, restock and soak up some local color.

Explore the berry-laden bushes in this wonderful farm, afterwards treat yourself to a strawberry-flavored treat at the cafe.

With an aquapark and spa facilities, fun rides, a zoo, and other activities, this theme park is the perfect getaway for all ages.

Walk through the live butterfly house, enjoying the variety of native butterflies, and visit the adjacent beetle display.

Strewn with cultural and historic curios, this hill range is best known for its spectacular beauty, perfect for hiking.

This lush botanical garden is home to rose and orchid gardens, as well as a variety of fruit trees, and a renowned research center.

Explore the rows of purple blooms and other vibrant flowers, visit the cafe, and be sure to sample the lavender-flavored ice-cream.

Explore the mossy scenery of Cameron Highlands' elevated regions, where the moist tropical environment is home to some native fauna.

Enjoy the breathtaking panorama at this tea estate as you wander about, and don't forget to take a break in the charming tea house.

A modern city with rich history and culture, Georgetown boasts traits influenced by Chinese, Indian, and Malaysian cultures.

Home to three-dimensional murals and various optical illusions, this art museum will entertain the whole family.

This quirky interactive museum takes you through a series of rooms, building facades, and public spaces reconstructed upside down.

Fun for all ages, this museum is full of large 3D murals you can step into and optical illusions that will amaze and astound.

Stroll through this vibrant city, taking in the rich mixture of cultures in areas such as Little India and the Colonial Quarter.

Spanning 34 ha of land, this massive zoo is home to over 1,300 animals from 180 different species.

With numerous beaches, lakes, rainforests, and restaurants, these topical islands attract visitors of all ages.

Wander down one of the city's most popular streets, home to elaborate temples, fine mosques, quaint shops, and a lively ambiance.

Close to a lovely waterfall, this tropical garden boasts a fine collection of orchids, palm trees, black lilies, ferns, and herbs.

Malaysia's largest standing fortress is a star fort surrounding a small parkland, featuring decorative cannons and a lighthouse.

Travel through colonial Penang in this museum full of artwork, documents, antiques, sculptures, and other historic relics.

Buy souvenirs, get a bite to eat, and shop with the locals at this vibrant night market. Don't forget to haggle!

The perfect attraction for diving enthusiasts, explore the breathtaking marine life of these islands at this remarkable park.

A relic of the city's days as a thriving port, this area of 75 stilt houses boasts several temples and great boardwalks to explore.

Arguably Malaysia's most remarkable Chinese clan house, this historic building boasts exquisite architecture and a family temple.

Boasting fine Thai architecture, this Burmese temple also features a wishing pond, a Bodhi tree, and many Buddha statues.

Divided into separate thematic areas, this museum houses over a 1,000 artifacts, from cameras to other photography paraphernalia.

Langkawi Island's most popular town, where visitors enjoy pristine beaches, an array of water sports, and a renowned aquarium.

Enjoy a relaxed getaway on a visit to one of Malaysia's most popular beach towns, where visitors enjoy a variety of water sports.

Housed in a lavish 19C manor, this museum features the eclecticism of Perankan architecture, antiques, and old-world charm.

Home to the wish-fulfilling "Lifting Buddha," this impressive temple offers an interesting insight into Buddhist culture.

A 19C mansion famed for its indigo-colored facade, featuring a wealth of elaborate architectural and decorative elements.

This superb temple is home to a 33m Buddha statue, a score of smaller Thai deities, and sculptures of many mythical figures.

A city with a lot of hidden charm, Ipoh features lovely colonial architecture and is known for its local cuisine.

Exchange the bustle of the city for a lush natural setting, where you can hike, bike, barbeque, camp, and relax on a beautiful lake.

A tin mining museum tracing the process of mining and tool-making, as well as the history of Chinese Hakka miners and their culture.

Wander the alleys of Ipoh's old town, admiring the restored architecture and getting a feel for the city's past.

Housed within a web of caves and caverns, this temple features Buddha statues, wall murals, and great views over the city of Ipoh.

Explore the berry-laden bushes in this wonderful farm, afterwards treat yourself to a strawberry-flavored treat at the cafe.

With an aquapark and spa facilities, fun rides, a zoo, and other activities, this theme park is the perfect getaway for all ages.

Promising fun for all ages, this wonderful gallery exhibits large 3D installations, allowing its visitors to step into the paintings.

Housed in a historic building, this museum honors the life and work of a local entrepreneur, Ho Yan Hor, and the history of Ipoh.

Located within a limestone cave, this Buddhist temple boasts a myriad of Buddha statues, a tranquil garden, and a pond with turtles.

Walk through the live butterfly house, enjoying the variety of native butterflies, and visit the adjacent beetle display.

Strewn with cultural and historic curios, this hill range is best known for its spectacular beauty, perfect for hiking.

Known for its pristine beaches, relax on the shores of this stunning island, and head east to explore the local villages.

This lush botanical garden is home to rose and orchid gardens, as well as a variety of fruit trees, and a renowned research center.

Explore the rows of purple blooms and other vibrant flowers, visit the cafe, and be sure to sample the lavender-flavored ice-cream.

Explore the mossy scenery of Cameron Highlands' elevated regions, where the moist tropical environment is home to some native fauna.