Recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the park is filled with an astounding collection of natural wonders, including the world’s largest cave chamber.
12. Relax on the beaches of Langkawi island.
13. Scale new heights, and climb the highest point of Malaysia, Mount Kinabalu.
14. Stroll along the avenues that are lined by heritage shop-houses in Georgetown, Penang.
These houses merge the architectural characteristics of Chinese, Malay and western styles, giving it a distinct colonial look.
15. End your stay by sampling all the different cuisines that make up Malaysian gastronomy. Head to Jalan Alor.
