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Be it jet-skiing, surfing, scuba diving, trekking, colourful nightlife or folk performances, we are ready to take you wherever you desire. Our in-depth knowledge about the destination and high service standard will make the journey comfortable, convenient and a truly leisure experience for you.

 

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Malaysia is one of the most pleasant, vibrantly colourful country to visit in Asia. Rich in culture, cuisine and history, Malaysia is home to Asia’s greatest cultures, Malay, Chinese, Indian and other ethnic entities. This fascinating heritage never fails to lure visitors who keep coming back for more. With some of the best beaches, diving spots and natural beauty, Malaysia is ideal for a memorable holiday.

 

TOURIST GUIDE

Visa Requirements:

Foreigners from most countries do not require visa, if the period is less than one month and the purpose is business or social. However, nationals of Bangladesh, India and Pakistan do require visa before arrival.

Health Requirements:

Vaccine is required if travelling from an infected area. A certificate is also required from travellers who have, within the preceding 6 days, transited an endemic area.

 

Currency:

The unit of Malaysian currency is Ringgit, indicated as RM. One US dollar is equivalent to 3.80 RM. The Ringgit is also referred to as the Malaysian Dollar.

 

Banking Hours:

Banks in Malaysia open to the public from Monday through Friday from 1000 hours to 1500 hours, and Saturday from 0930 hours to 1130 hours. Most bank staff speaks English, so communication shouldn’t be a problem.

 

Clothing:

Lightweight cottons and linens are worn throughout the year. Clothing you bring should be light and airy, preferably cotton. Evenings in the highlands can be quite chilly and you should carry along a light sweater or a jacket.

 

Climate:

Malaysia has a uniform temperature; high humidity and copious rainfall and they arise mainly from the maritime exposure of the country. Winds are generally light. Malaysia has a tropical climate with high temperatures and rainfall all year round.

 

Language:

Bahasa Melayu (Malay) is the national language but English is widely spoken. The ethnic groups also speak various languages and dialects including Cantonese, Hokkien, Mandarin, Tamil and Hindi.

 

Religion:

Islam is the official religion but all other religions are practiced freely. Islam (primarily Malays), Buddhism (Chinese), Hindu (Indian), Christianity, Confucianism, Taoism and tribal religions.

 

Time:

GMT (+8)

 

Airport Information:

Malaysia’s primary gateway is the state-of-the-art Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA). It is located in Sepang approximately 50 km south of Kuala Lumpur.

Transportation Facilities:

Road:

Taxi: Taxis are available on the Arrivals level. Passengers should buy a coupon at taxi counters on the Arrivals level and are advised not to use taxis offered by illegal taxi operators.

Bus: Express air - conditioned buses are available to all states in Peninsular Malaysia. They offer a comfortable ride at reasonable rates.

 

Rail:

Trains are a comfortable, efficient and economical means of exploring Malaysia. You can travel in air-conditioned comfort while sleeping berths are available for overnight journeys. Rail service in Peninsular Malaysia is operated by Kererapi Tanah Melayu (KTM) or Malaysian Railway offering privileged passes for easy travel. The Eastern & Oriental Express is one of the world’s greatest train journeys.

 

Sea:

Coastal ferries sail frequently from Malaysia to Thailand, Singapore and the Indonesian Islands of Batam and Sumatra. Within Malaysia there are regular ferry services to and from main destinations like Penang, Kuala Perlis and Kuala Kedah to Langkawi, Lumut to Pangkor.

 

Emergency Telephone Numbers:

Police	999
Tourist Police:
Johor Bahru:	Tel (07) 232-222
Kuala Lumpur:	Tel (03) 241-5522 or (03) 243-5522
Melaka:	Tel (06) 222-222
Fire and Ambulance:	999
Country Code:	60

Medical Services:

Most hotels have their own doctor on call round the clock. Some of the recommended hospitals are:

Alor Setar Hospital
Aman Mat. Home & Polyclinic
Ampang Puteri Specialist Hospital
Apollo Medical Centre
Arunamari Specialist Medical Center

HOLIDAY IN MALAYSIA

Beaches & Islands:

Ranging from the powdery stretches of sand that characterise the eastern coastline of Peninsular Malaysia to the black sand beach of Pantai Pasir Hitam and the smooth pebble beach of Pantai Batu Kerikil, Malaysia's shores offer more idyllic locales than one could explore in many lifetimes. Malaysian beaches are noticeably different from those in other parts of the world. They are often less differentiated from the shoreline than those of the Caribbean.

 

Leisure Activities:

Malaysia has a long coastline with several offshore islands. Oki and sea sports are coming to the fore. There are plenty of opportunities to water-ski, paraglide, scuba dive, wind-surf or snorkel in the many islands and marine parks found throughout the country.

 

Eating Out:

Malaysia is a country renowned for its creative, complex and lovingly prepared original cuisine. Food is taken very seriously here, from the five-star restaurants right down to the hawkers' booths. Sauces tend to be highly developed, often incorporating local fruits and spices.

 

Shopping:

Shopping is an increasingly exciting part of a Malaysian Holiday. Malls usually open from 10am to 10pm but boutiques may operate for shorter hours. Prices are fixed in departmental stores but elsewhere bargaining is worth trying. Central Market is a good place to scout for souvenirs, handicrafts and antiques. The Cultural Craft Complex in Jalan Conlay sells a comprehensive selection of handicrafts like batik, sonket, pewter baskets and beadwork.

 

Nightlife:

Kuala Lumpur is lively at night; larger hotels having cocktail lounges, dining, dancing and cultural shows. There are night markets in most towns, including both Kuala Lumpur and Penang China town.

Malaysia Tour Package

4 DAYS/ 3 NIGHTS MALAYSIA PACKAGE