Holiday in Malaysiathings you must know

The gem of Southeast Asia, Malaysia is a true holiday paradise and is packed with stunning beaches, tropical forests, island resorts of Langkawi and Penang. Millions of tourists throng to this awe inspiring destination to be get bowled by its breathtaking sceneries. Blend of diverse religions, dominated by Islam, the country gives full religious freedom to their minorities. Displaying a wonderful contrast between old and ultra-modern infrastructure, facilities along with the rich culture and traditions.

So before you immerse in the culturally rich country, it is imperative for you to arm yourself with all the vital information and facts. The facts and information can come handy while planning your Malaysian Holiday. You will not feel alienated in a place and could confidently enjoy your vacation.

Geographical feature

The island is cleaved into two separate land masses, the East Malaysia and Peninsular Malaysia. Each having their own distinctive feature. Eastern part shares its border with Thailand and Brunei, and is host to verdant tropical forest. Western part of the island majorly consist of capital city Kula Lumpur and is connected to Singapore, though a causeway.

Climate Proximity to equator, as a result it enjoys a tropical climate throughout the year. Weather is mostly characterized by hot and humid climate, with average temperature playing between 86°F (30°C) and in night 68°F (20°C). Weather could slightly differentiate, so while planning the vacation, individual should consider the climate. The capital city of Kula Lumpur, is favorable to visit in the month of March to April and then again September to November are wet season, so in between you can avoid the wet season and leisurely stroll on the streets of the city. The best season is January to February for Peninsular Malaysia, June and July for East Malaysia and April in Sabah. Enjoy the best of Malaysian holidays while avoiding the unfriendly weather.

Multi-Culture and Multi-EthnicA rich melting pot of diverse religion and ethnicity with Malaya, Chinese and Indian, making it a majority of population. Predominantly an Islamic nation with Hinduism and Buddhism also contributing significantly. The diverse religious beliefs is also visible in the celebration of various festivals covering the calendar. Social customs are heavily influenced by the culture and religion and one can see slight differentiate among various sects of Malaya people. Religious dictate also affects attire of the people. So it is quite normal to stroll the streets on casual, but try to avoid cloths that are too revealing and never wear any of these in places of worship. People are generally warm and smiling.

Getting Around and ExploringBoats and ferries are common and easily available connecting the two separate island. Malaysia boasts proficient transport network which is affordable and one can take the buses and train while commuting in between the cities. Explore the vibrant metropolitan cosmopolitan cities of Kula Lumpur famous for Petronas Tower. Hustle bustle of the cities is contrasted by serene and tranquil environment of the cooler regions such of Cameron Highlands, Fraser’s Hill, and Genting Highlands. A trip to Penang is a best way to explore the different flavors and texture of the Malaya, Chinese, Indian and European influence. Also visit the capital of Penang, George Town a (UNESCO world heritage site). Stunning island of Langkawi is a duty free tourist destination famous for their sea resorts. Other major tourist attractions are Pulau Pangkor (Pangkor Island), Pulau Redang (part of a protected marine park), and Endau Rompin National Park in Johor and the Kinabalu National Park (Mount Kinabalu). So before leaving for Malaysia know all about it for a memorable vacation.