Malaysia
Where rich culture meets tropical adventure
Why Visit Malaysia in 2025?
From tropical islands to bustling cities, Malaysia is a diverse paradise rich in culture, cuisine, and adventure.
Malaysia Highlights
2025 Travel Updates
Eco-Friendly Resorts
New sustainable lodges in Borneo and Langkawi
Improved Connectivity
Direct flights from UK cities to KL and Penang
Island Hopping Tours
Now operating across Langkawi and Redang
New Cultural Trails
Historical experiences in Malacca and Penang
UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Explore George Town & Melaka — celebrated for their multicultural heritage and architecture
2025's Premier Luxury Hotels
Discover our handpicked collection of Dubai's finest hotels and resorts
Giza
Barceló Cairo Pyramids
Unique Malaysian Experiences
From cultural immersion to adventure activities, discover the best of Malaysia
Cultural Immersion
Experience Malaysia's rich multicultural heritage through its traditions, festivals, and cuisine.
Heritage Tours
📍 Penang
UNESCO sites & street art
Cooking Classes
📍 Melaka
Traditional Nyonya cuisine
Cultural Shows
📍 Sarawak
Indigenous performances
Adventure & Nature
From rainforest canopy walks to underwater exploration, Malaysia offers endless adventure opportunities.
Rainforest Adventures
Taman Negara treks
Canopy walkways
River safaris
Marine Activities
Sipadan diving
Island hopping
Snorkeling tours
2025 Travel Essentials
Getting There
- Direct flights from Sri Lanka
- Major airports: KL, Penang, Kota Kinabalu
- Domestic flights readily available
- Visa-free for UK citizens (90 days)
When to Visit
Peak Season (Jun-Aug)
Perfect for east coast beaches
Value Season (Mar-May)
Less crowds, great for cities
Local Tips
Transport
Use Grab app for reliable taxi service
Dining
Street food is safe and delicious
Culture
Dress modestly at religious sites
Malaysia Travel FAQs
Is Malaysia suitable for family travel?
Yes, Malaysia is very family-friendly with numerous attractions, good infrastructure, and family-oriented resorts.
What's the best way to get around Malaysia?
Domestic flights for long distances, while trains, buses, and ride-hailing apps work well for city travel.
Do I need to speak Malay to visit?
No, English is widely spoken in tourist areas and major cities. Basic Malay phrases are appreciated but not necessary.
What's the currency and payment situation?
Malaysian Ringgit (MYR) is the currency. Cards are widely accepted in cities, but carry cash for markets and rural areas.