Discover Malaysia
Malaysia is known throughout the world for its intoxicating mix of cultures which has proven to be an irresistible draw for people from all around the world.
Cover every possible interest in Malaysia
Vacation
There is no place like Malaysia to spend a memorable vacation. From sightseeing to resort escapades or visiting places of interest such as Batu Caves, the country offers the visitor a myriad of places, sights and sounds to soak in.
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Culture
This is a land of multicultural lifestyles, and each ethnic race has something unique to share with the rest of the world. Experience the rhythm, beat and tempo of our cultural festivals that only Malaysia is blessed with.
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Food
To experience Malaysia is to taste the incredible spread of foods. Each state in West Malaysia and East Malaysia has its own cuisine ranging from the traditional Satay to sumptuous Chinese dinners, spicy Briyani flavours or the must-try Fish Noodles from Sabah.
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Shopping
Many world-class shopping malls dot the local landscape throughout Malaysia. You will discover an amazing collection of renowned brands sitting on the shelves. On the sidewalks, you can easily strike up a deal for a Rolex or Gucci for a few ringgit.
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VACATION
Relax your mind and thoughts.
Have fun in our gem places.
Malaysia is a land of exotic charms and wonders, a place to visit and soak in the warmth of the green environment, luxurious resorts and golden beaches. There are a hundred and one hidden gems to discover, explore and relish. Be part of the Malaysian experience.
Pulau Redang, Terengganu
One of the largest islands off the East coast of Peninsular Malaysia, Pulau Redang is also one of the most enchanting spots in the world. Famous for its crystal-clear waters and golden sands, the island is perfect for snorkelling, diving and sailing. With 10 beach resorts to choose from, you don’t have to worry about accommodation, dining or entertainment. Be warned, Pulau Redang will spoil you to bits.
Activities
Island
Hopping
Hopping
Scuba
Diving
Diving
Sunset
Cruise
Cruise
Coral
Exploring
Exploring
Mount Kinabalu, Sabah
Sabah, located at the northern tip of Borneo, is home to Mount Kinabalu. 4,095 meters above sea level, Mount Kinabalu is a whole new adventure. Try a bit of mountaineering. As you ascend the mountain trails, a pleasant surprise awaits you, a hostel within a green environment. Take a break here, and have a hot meal before ploughing on. Trekking up may be sweaty but once at the summit, the cool breeze will wipe away all your tiredness. Enjoy the breathtaking views, it’s unforgettable.
Activities
Mountain Climbing
Waterfall
Trek
Trek
Canopy
Walk
Walk
Cultural
Tour
Tour
CULTURE
Malaysia Madani :
Where unity fuels progress
From bustling cities to peaceful villages, every Malaysian plays a role in shaping a society that is fair, progressive, and inclusive. It’s about fostering respect, uplifting communities, and driving innovation—all while staying true to our shared identity. Join us in building a Malaysia Madani, where unity and progress go hand in hand!
Splendours of Malaysia’s multi-cultural diversity
Malaysia stands as a beacon of cultural diversity and communal harmony, where a tapestry of traditions interweaves seamlessly to form a vibrant mosaic of unity and celebration. Here, the multi-cultural, multi-religious, and multi-ethnic fabric of society comes alive in a dazzling array of festivals and events that light up the calendar year.
Whether it’s the sparkling lights of Chinese New Year, the joyous fervor of Deepavali, or the heartfelt celebrations of Hari Raya, each event brings with it unique customs, mouth-watering delicacies, and a contagious sense of festivity.
Whether it’s the sparkling lights of Chinese New Year, the joyous fervor of Deepavali, or the heartfelt celebrations of Hari Raya, each event brings with it unique customs, mouth-watering delicacies, and a contagious sense of festivity.
Hari Raya Aidilfitri
Hari Raya Aidilfitri or Eid marks the end of Ramadan – 40 days of fasting from dawn to sunset and a time to pray, offer alms and refrain from all forbidden acts.
On Hari Raya morning, attired in their best, Muslims attend prayers at mosques before returning home to greet their elders and parents. Then, it is time to welcome their Malaysian friends into their gaily decorated homes for a sumptuous spread of beef rendang and other delicacies.
On Hari Raya morning, attired in their best, Muslims attend prayers at mosques before returning home to greet their elders and parents. Then, it is time to welcome their Malaysian friends into their gaily decorated homes for a sumptuous spread of beef rendang and other delicacies.
Chinese New Year
The festival marks the beginning of another prosperous year for the celebrants. Families gather at the home of their parents to enjoy a grand dinner together. Dressed in red, they wish each other good fortune and longevity for the year.
Kids rejoice because they receive generous angpows (red money packets) from their parents and elders. Later, they are joined by their Malaysian friends to feast over a spread of Chinese goodies against the burst of firecrackers.
Kids rejoice because they receive generous angpows (red money packets) from their parents and elders. Later, they are joined by their Malaysian friends to feast over a spread of Chinese goodies against the burst of firecrackers.
Deepavali Celebration
Deepavali, widely known as the festival of lights, is celebrated with immense enthusiasm by the Hindu community in Malaysia. This vibrant festival symbolizes the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil, marking a fresh start and the ushering in of new hopes.
As the day unfolds, homes, streets, and public spaces come alive with the glow of colourful lights and traditional oil lamps, creating a breathtaking display that reflects Malaysia’s rich cultural tapestry.
As the day unfolds, homes, streets, and public spaces come alive with the glow of colourful lights and traditional oil lamps, creating a breathtaking display that reflects Malaysia’s rich cultural tapestry.
FOOD
The taste is in the variety
Most visitors to Malaysia are awed by the glorious spread of food galore here. From traditional Malay cooking to spicy Indian foods and elegant Chinese dishes to favourite Western cuisines, Malaysia has everything to feed the gastronomic traveller.
Nasi Lemak
It will not take long for international students to sample this traditional Malay evergreen dish. A breakfast choice, this coconut milk steamed rice comes wrapped in banana leaf or served on a plate with eggs, fried anchovies, cucumber slices and appetising sambal (spicy ginger and chilly paste). Your choice: Nasi Lemak Ayam/Beef/Telur, Biasa or Nasi Lemak Kukus.
Price Range
RM 1.5 - 15 (USD 0.3 - 3.3)
Meal Time
Breakfast
Hainanese Chicken Rice
Another staple Malaysian favourite, this dish is a must-try for food enthusiasts. Made with seasoned rice and poached sliced chicken, cucumber and bean sprouts, it is served with a bowl of chicken stock. Most Chinese restaurants serve it which is originally from the Hainan province in southern China.
Price Range
RM 7.0 - 20.0 (USD 1.5 - 4.4)
Meal Time
Lunch
Roti Canai
You will probably order another serving after enjoying the first. Fluffy, crusty and piping hot, this Indian flatbread is a sold-out favourite at most restaurants. It is best eaten with fish or chicken gravy and downed with teh-tarik or tea specially cooled by the tea maker. Try it!
Price Range
RM 1.5 - 4.0 (USD 0.3 - 0.8)
Meal Time
Breakfast / Lunch
Most restaurants display the Halal sign prominently to certify all food served is suitable for Muslims
SHOPPING
From street shopping to luxurious malls
Malaysia is a shopping adventure like no other. From street vendors to night markets to swanky city malls, shopping takes on a new dimension. The only thing left to do is to indulge yourself as your purse strings would allow, happy shopping, folks.
Pavilion Kuala Lumpur, Bukit Bintang
Situated in the heart of the golden triangle, Pavilion KL is a shopping paradise to be seen and recognised. This is where the shopping elites and ordinary folks come to pick the best retail items and designer goods or to fine dine in style
and comfort.
Location :
168, Bukit Bintang Street, Kuala Lumpur
Opens : 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Waze : Pavilion KL
Explore shopping places in the Klang Valley
Go on a shopping parade. Here are some exciting spots to satisfy your appetite for a shopping splurge.
- D’Pulze Shopping Centre
- IOI City Mall
- GM Klang Wholesale City
- Paradigm Mall Petaling Jaya
- Mitsui Outlet Park KLIA Sepang
- Sunway Pyramid
- Sungei Wang Plaza
- NU Sentral
- SOGO Kuala Lumpur
LIFESTYLE
Low cost of living and high quality of life in Malaysia
A fast-developing country, Malaysia’s population of 32 million enjoys a low cost of living in spite of the high quality of lifestyle. For most Malaysians, life is comfortable, affordable, and reasonable.
Although inflation is a worry, the country maintains the prices of essential goods at steady levels. Prices of food, accommodation, entertainment, and property are within the means of most Malaysians.
Malaysia has world-class infrastructure, excellent roads and highways, rail and air services. The standard of living continues to trend upward and most Malaysians are going on vacations overseas.
Before Covid-19, Malaysia hosted 150,000 international students because of affordability, quality tertiary education and job opportunities. With international borders opening up, more students are making Malaysia their preferred country to study, live and experience a rewarding lifestyle.
Although inflation is a worry, the country maintains the prices of essential goods at steady levels. Prices of food, accommodation, entertainment, and property are within the means of most Malaysians.
Malaysia has world-class infrastructure, excellent roads and highways, rail and air services. The standard of living continues to trend upward and most Malaysians are going on vacations overseas.
Before Covid-19, Malaysia hosted 150,000 international students because of affordability, quality tertiary education and job opportunities. With international borders opening up, more students are making Malaysia their preferred country to study, live and experience a rewarding lifestyle.
The average Cost of Living per month in Malaysia
The cost of living in three Malaysian cities is comparatively similar. On a grand scale, the average figure shows a slight difference, which is value-for-money for international students.
Location
Cost of living — Single person/month
Kuala Lumpur
486.75 USD
Penang
456.77 USD
Johor Bahru
501.00 USD
Malaysia — Average
457.32 USD
Malaysia’s cost of living compared to London, Melbourne and Munich
1 Bedroom Flat in City Centre
Monthly rent :
Kuala Lumpur : 461 USD
London : 2,200 USD
Melbourne : 1,930 USD
Munich : 1,810 USD
Lunch for 2
Mid range restaurant :
Kuala Lumpur : 18 USD
London : 26 USD
Melbourne : 48 USD
Munich : 24 USD
Transportation
Monthly pass :
Kuala Lumpur : 24 USD
London : 156 USD
Melbourne : 187 USD