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Culture & Sightseeing in Malaysia

Get to know the native tribes and experience their way of life
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What other guests say
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392 reviews
Pick up was on time. We did their day tour. Briefing on arrival was good, mentioned everything we need to know. Our tour guide was excellent. Very knowledgeable and skilled at spotting animals, saw 4/5 big 5s they’d aim to show you. And food was really good as well.
Krishant
A nice assortment of experience from cycling to taking a boat ride to cooking. A great way to learn about the culture through food sold in the market and the cuisine.
BC
An extraordinary experience!
Krzysztof Rosa

Culture & Sightseeing in Malaysia FAQs

What are some cultural landmarks to visit in Malaysia?
Some must-visit cultural landmarks in Malaysia include the Batu Caves, Petronas Twin Towers, Georgetown's Clan Jetties, and Malacca's Jonker Street.
What traditional activities can tourists experience in Malaysia?
Tourists in Malaysia can experience traditional activities like batik painting, trying local dishes at night markets, participating in traditional dance performances, and exploring historical temples and mosques.
What are some famous festivals celebrated in Malaysia?
Some famous festivals celebrated in Malaysia include Hari Raya Aidilfitri, Chinese New Year, Deepavali, and the Harvest Festival. These festivals offer a great opportunity to experience Malaysia's diverse cultural heritage.
What are the best places for sightseeing in Malaysia?
Some of the best places for sightseeing in Malaysia are Langkawi Island, Taman Negara National Park, Cameron Highlands, and the Perhentian Islands. Each of these destinations offers unique natural and cultural attractions.
How can tourists immerse themselves in Malaysian culture?
Tourists can immerse themselves in Malaysian culture by attending traditional performances, visiting local markets and villages, trying authentic Malaysian cuisines, and participating in cultural workshops or classes.
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