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MALAYA TRAVEL'S EXPERIENCES COLLECTION
TOP THINGS TO DO & MUST SEE ATTRACTIONS IN MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE
Explore the top attractions in Malaysia and Singapore with Malaya Travel, your guide to unforgettable experiences across these dynamic destinations. From the bustling streets of Kuala Lumpur and the tropical islands of Langkawi to Singapore’s futuristic skyline and serene gardens, we curate exceptional tours, dining experiences, and cultural adventures that showcase the best these countries have to offer.
With our insider expertise, we take the guesswork out of travel planning, providing access to must see attractions in Malaysia and Singapore, like Gardens by the Bay, Batu Caves, and the cultural sites of Malacca. Enjoy dining recommendations at top-rated restaurants, explore UNESCO World Heritage Sites, or embark on thrilling adventures like the Penang Hill cable car or a mangrove tour in Borneo. Browse our Experiences Collection and discover top things to do in Southeast Asia for an unforgettable journey.
Cameron Highlands
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Enjoy a Traditional Afternoon Tea in the Charming English Garden of The Smokehouse Inn
Indulge in a traditional afternoon tea experience at The Smokehouse Inn, nestled in the picturesque Cameron Highlands. Set in a charming English garden, this timeless ritual offers an exquisite selection of freshly baked scones, delicate finger sandwiches, and aromatic teas. The tranquil garden, with its blooming flowers and lush greenery, provides a serene backdrop, transporting you to a bygone era of elegance and refinement. Perfect for those seeking a quintessential British tea experience amidst the cool highland air, this afternoon tea is a must-do when visiting the Cameron Highlands.
Cameron Highlands
Tours & Activities
Embark on a Rainforest Tour to Find a Rafflesia Flower
Join a rainforest tour in the Cameron Highlands to search for the rare and spectacular Rafflesia flower, known as the world’s largest bloom. This unique adventure takes you through the lush, vibrant rainforest where you’ll hike for 1-2 hours, guided by experts who will help you spot this elusive flower in its natural habitat. The Rafflesia, with its distinctive large red petals and powerful scent, offers a remarkable glimpse into the biodiversity of Malaysia’s tropical rainforests. This tour provides an unforgettable opportunity to connect with nature and witness one of the rarest floral phenomena on the planet.
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Langkawi
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Dream Forest Langkawi
Dream Forest Langkawi is Malaysia’s latest and first integrated themed attraction giving visitors of all ages the opportunity to experience an immersive and multi sensory night walk through the ancient rainforest, surrounded by illuminations, soundscapes and projection mapping.
Kuala Lumpur
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Dewakan Restaurant
One-Michelin experience! Dewakan means “food from God,” and the chef gives thanks to God with a dining experience that is truly Malaysian in every sense. Every ingredient is sustainably and locally sourced; even the dinnerware is handmade by local artists. There is only one prix fixe tasting menu. Dishes feature many items that are fermented or dry-aged in-house, alongside seasonal fruits and herbs. The shrimp head chocolate petit fours are one of their signatures.
Sarawak
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Damai Beach
Damai Beach is Sarawak’s most popular beach resort area and the perfect base for discovering Southwest Sarawak. Located on the Santubong Peninsula, where Mount Santubong rises majestically from the sea, Damai offers attractions for guests of all ages; sleepy fishing villages, unspoilt jungle, superb seafood restaurants, an Arnold
Palmer-designed golf course, a world–famous “living museum”, and a choice of beach resort hotels, ecolodges and guests houses.
Singapore
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Cycling Around Pulau Ubin - Explore Singapore’s Last Kampong
Rent a bike on Pulau Ubin and explore Singapore's last-remaining kampong (traditional village). Ride through coconut rubber plantations, visit fish farms, and take in the charm of wooden houses, jetties, and relaxed island life. Pulau Ubin offers a glimpse into pre-modern Singapore with its rich wildlife, abandoned quarries, and untouched nature. To reach the island, board a bumboat from Changi Point Ferry Terminal. Remember to bring cash for bike rentals, seafood meals, and other essentials, as there are no ATMs on the island. You can also book organized tours for a more guided experience.
Langkawi
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Countryside Biking Tour
Enjoy the countryside birds and livestock animals while you observe the country people’s lifestyle this popular cycling tour. Jump in a refreshing waterfall and taste a local dessert with coffee and tea.
Perak
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Coral Beach – The Best Snorkeling Spot on Pangkor Island
Coral Beach, a serene 500-meter stretch, is renowned as the best snorkeling spot on Pangkor Island. Beneath its clear, calm waters lies a vibrant coral world, teeming with luminescent mollusks, exotic algae, holothurians, and a variety of colorful fish. Perfect for snorkeling enthusiasts, Coral Beach offers an unforgettable glimpse into Pangkor Island’s rich marine life in a peaceful setting.
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Concubine Lane – Discover Ipoh’s History
Concubine Lane, once a vibrant trading center during Ipoh's tin mining boom, now showcases the city's rich heritage and charm. Visitors can stroll through its narrow cobblestone streets, explore eclectic shops, and enjoy colorful street art, offering a unique glimpse into the bustling past of this historic district. Experience the captivating blend of history and modernity in this enchanting enclave.
Clan Jetties
Penang
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China House - A Fusion of Culinary & Contemporary Art
Discover the vibrant atmosphere of China House set in a trio of heritage buildings linked by an open-air courtyard. This eclectic space on Beach Street features 14 distinct areas, including cafes, restaurants, galleries, and a bakery, offering a variety of experiences in one place. China House is celebrated for its modern Western cuisine infused with Asian and Middle Eastern influences. From all-day breakfast and Sunday brunch to fresh salads, sandwiches, and hearty dinners like the specialty chicken mushroom pie, the menu caters to diverse tastes. Don't miss their popular milkshakes, especially the gula melaka and almond, and a selection of mezze and simple mains. The venue’s lane-way concept is ideal for wandering between spaces, with a path connecting Beach Street to Victoria Street. Enjoy the artsy environment with over 20 photo spots and scenic bridal shots.
Penang
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Cheong Fatt Tze - The Blue Mansion
The Blue Mansion in George Town, Penang, is a stunning testament to 19th-century luxury and cultural heritage. Built by merchant Cheong Fatt Tze, this architectural marvel is famed for its striking blue facade, achieved with a traditional lime and indigo mixture, perfect for the tropical climate. Once a vibrant center for business and family life, it housed the Chinese Vice-Consulate and served as a hub for Cheong Fatt Tze’s enterprises. Today, The Blue Mansion operates as a boutique hotel and historical attraction, offering guided tours at 11 am and 3:30 pm, or a self-guided audio tour for a more flexible experience. The mansion also features Indigo, a restaurant offering a fusion of Eastern and Western cuisines. The Blue Mansion gained international fame as a filming location for Crazy Rich Asians and has also appeared in several other films.
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Charcoal Factory in Kuala Sepetang – Discover Traditional Charcoal Production
The Charcoal Factory in Kuala Sepetang is one of the last remaining facilities in Malaysia where visitors can witness the traditional process of converting mangrove wood into charcoal. Explore this historical site to learn about the age-old techniques and the important role of charcoal production in the region's history and economy. A unique experience for those interested in Malaysia's industrial heritage and environmental practices.
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Cave Temples of Ipoh – Explore Malaysia’s Rich Spiritual Heritage
Ipoh features nearly 30 cave temples dedicated to Buddhist and Taoist deities, offering a unique glimpse into Malaysia's spiritual heritage. Among them, Sam Poh Tong Temple stands out as the largest cave temple in Malaysia and is located in the Gunung Rapat area, known for its high concentration of cave temples. Discover the intricate artistry and serene environments of these remarkable temples, making Ipoh a must-visit destination for spiritual and cultural exploration.