Precious Rongmei
Nov 27, 2023
Malaysia is now a visa-free destination for Indian passport holders. Meaning, you do not need any kind of visa to visit the country. No documentation required to visit Malaysia.
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These iconic twin towers in Kuala Lumpur are symbolic of Malaysia as a financial hub. Its observation deck offers a panoramic view of Kuala Lumpur.
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Langkawi is one of the most famous beach destinations in Asia. This tropical paradise is made up of 99 islands and they are mostly known for their stunning beaches.
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This UNESCO World Heritage Site located in Penang is a great destination for every history and culture buff.
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This is one of the world's oldest rainforests, and when in Taman Negara, you need to experience the world’s longest forest canopy walk.
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This UNESCO World Heritage Site will take us back in time when Malaysia was under the influence of the Dutch, Portuguese, and British.
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Don’t be tired of tea gardens just yet because you need to experience Cameron Highlands. This destination is all about scenic tea plantations, strawberry farms, and scenic landscapes.
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This is probably the site for one of the most iconic Hindu temples in the world. The temple and cave complex is iconic and most photogenic too.
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If you love island adventures, Perhentian Island should be your go-to place. The island is all about sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant coral reefs. They make diving fun.
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If you want to see what an idyllic island life looks like in Malaysia, make your way to Tioman Island. This tropical paradise has perfect beaches, dense jungles, and excellent diving opportunities to offer.
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