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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.
Taman Negara
Tours & Activities
Night Jungle Walk
The Night Jungle Walk is the best way for you to observe and discover the nocturnal creatures in Taman Negara. At night, the side of the jungle comes alive.
Sarawak
Tours & Activities
Niah Great Cave
Niah National Park provides some interesting and impressive sights. The area was a major centre of human settlement as early as 40,000 years ago, and features one of the world’s largest cave entrances, Palaeolithic and Neolithic burial sites, and iron-age cave paintings. The surrounding area is covered in dense primary rain forest and is home to many species of plants and wildlife. Even today, the caves remain important for local communities, with birds nest and guano collection providing valuable employment and income. Niah Caves is a very pleasant place to spend a few days, although most of the major attractions are accessible to the day visitor. The park was nominated for UNESCO World Heritage Status in 2010 and is currently awaiting approval.
Singapore
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Newton Food Centre - Singapore’s Iconic Hawker Experience
Featured in Crazy Rich Asians, Newton Food Centre is a vibrant culinary hub located a bit further from the city center, with the closest MRT station being Newton. This bustling hawker centre offers a tantalizing array of local delights, from sizzling barbecue seafood to mouth-watering satay skewers and aromatic noodle dishes, each brimming with Singapore’s rich flavors. Originally home to 32 push-cart hawkers from Glutton’s Square before its redevelopment in 1978, Newton Food Centre has become an iconic destination for both locals and international visitors. While it is known for its tourist appeal, it’s worth the wait to savor legendary dishes like Hup Kee Fried Oyster Omelette, which often requires patience due to long queues. Other must-try offerings include the 40-year-old Teochew braised duck from Kwee Heng Duck Rice, Michelin Bib Gourmand recognized Kwang Kee Teo Chew Fish Porridge, and chilli crab from Alliance Seafood. Expect lively crowds and vibrant energy, making Newton Food Centre a quintessential stop for an authentic taste of Singaporean street food.
Singapore
National Museum of Singapore
Uncover Singapore’s rich heritage at the National Museum of Singapore, the country’s oldest museum, established in 1887 and located at 93 Stamford Road. Recognized as one of the best museums to visit with kids, it offers an engaging and interactive experience for all ages. Despite its historic roots, the museum embraces cutting-edge display techniques that transform the traditional museum visit. Explore over 700 years of Singapore’s evolution from humble beginnings to a vibrant metropolis through immersive galleries and exhibits. The National Museum also hosts a dynamic range of events, including exhibitions, festivals, film screenings, and performances throughout the year, ensuring that every visit is a unique and enriching experience.
Langkawi
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Nam Restaurant at Bon Ton Resort
Visit the restaurant for an authentic dinner experience. The restaurant offers an exotic fusion of western and eastern gourmet cuisine with asian spices.
Singapore
Museum of Ice Cream Singapore
This indoor attraction is perfect for family fun, exciting activities, and indulging in unlimited ice cream treats. Explore 14 multi-sensory installations that celebrate the joy of ice cream, from its rich history to innovative flavors. Enjoy an elevated ice cream tasting menu with boozy sips and complimentary pizza for a unique date night experience. Play in the famous sprinkle pool, reconnect with your inner child, and discover unique flavor combinations that will tantalize your taste buds. Whether you're enjoying a day out with family or a romantic evening, MOIC offers intimate experiences and spontaneous fun guided by our talented hosts. With unlimited ice cream served in five different shapes and forms, Museum of Ice Cream is not just a museum—it's an immersive adventure where you can eat, play, and connect in a fantastical setting.
Sarawak
Tours & Activities
Miri
Miri is Sarawak’s second largest city and the gateway to the state’s fascinating northeast region. A rapidly expanding business and commercial centre and the home of Sarawak’s oil industry, Miri is located in Northeast Sarawak close to the Brunei border. In recent years Miri has become a major tourism gateway and
the jumping-off point for some of Sarawak’s worldfamous National Parks, including Niah Caves, Gunung Mulu, Loagan Bunut and Lambir Hills. Other interesting possibilities include the remote Bario Highlands and the mighty Baram River, as well as a number of excellent offshore dive locations. The city has an excellent range
of hotels in all price categories and a wide
selection of food outlets. Combine this with vibrant night-life, bustling native markets, a number of popular beaches nearby and even a top class marina, and Miri makes an ideal base
for exploring the National Parks, the offshore reefs and the other natural and cultural attractions of Northeast Sarawak. It is also a great place to relax for a few days after the rigours of jungle trekking.
Singapore
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Michelin-Star Dining at Odette - Top 10 Asia's Best Restaurants 2024
Located in the National Gallery Singapore, Odette is a premier fine dining destination led by Chef Julien Royer and inspired by his grandmother, Odette. Recognized as one of Asia’s Top 10 Restaurants in 2024 and awarded three Michelin stars, Odette offers a timeless culinary experience. Treat yourself to the Epicure experience, featuring a luxurious 7-course menu priced at SGD 498.00.
Sarawak
Tours & Activities
Melanau Culture
The Melanau, who make up 6% of Sarawak’s population, inhabit the coastal region of Central Sarawak and are mainly fisherman and sago growers. They formerly lived in massive “tall houses” as protection against pirates, but nowadays build individual wooden houses in charming water villages. The Melanau Heartland, centered on the town of Mukah, is off the beaten tourist track. Yet it offers enchanting river journeys, bustling fishing harbors, and ancient water villages where visitors can see traditional boat builders at work and trains of sago logs being towed along the narrow rivers. Add in colorful Chinese temples, elegant mosques and churches, superb seafood and vibrant and colorful culture and you have one of Sarawak’s most fascinating destinations.
Malacca
Tours & Activities
Melaka River Cruise
Experience the enchantment of Malacca from a different perspective aboard the Malacca River Cruise. Glide along historic waterways, immersing yourself in the city's rich heritage and picturesque sights, creating timeless memories along the serene riverbanks.
Malacca
Tours & Activities
Melaka Duck Tour
Experience on the very first and only land & sea adventure daily in Malacca!
Malacca
Tours & Activities
Melaka Bird's Park
The 1.8 hectare Melaka Bird Park is one of the largest aviaries in Malaysia with a huge collection of bird species from Malaysia as well as other parts of the world.
Sarawak
Tours & Activities
Matang Wildlife Centre
Part of Kubah National Park, now runs the
orangutan training programme, where orphaned orangutans are taught how to survive in the wild. The best time to see the orangutans is at feeding times. The centre also includes spacious enclosures housing sambar deer, crocodiles,
sun bears, civets and bear cats, and three large aviaries featuring hornbills, eagles, kites, storks and a host of other birds native to Sarawak. Amenities include an information centre and comfortable accommodation.
Perak
Matang Mangrove Forest – Malaysia’s Largest Mangrove Reserve
Matang Mangrove Forest Reserve, the largest mangrove forest in Malaysia covering approximately 40,000 hectares, offers an immersive nature experience. Explore the exotic mangrove ecosystem along wooden boardwalks and enjoy exceptional birdwatching opportunities, as the reserve is a crucial stopover for migratory birds. For a closer look at this unique environment, boat trips can be booked from Kuala Sepetang. A must-visit for nature enthusiasts, birders, and photographers.
Singapore
Marina Bay Sands Skypark Observation Deck
Experience breathtaking panoramic views of Singapore's iconic skyline from the Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Observation Deck. Situated 57 levels above ground and perched atop the Marina Bay Sands towers, this expansive observation deck offers stunning vistas of the city’s landmarks, including the Gardens by the Bay and the Supertree Grove. At 200 meters high, you can capture spectacular photos and enjoy uninterrupted views that stretch out to the Singapore Strait. For a seamless visit, purchase a timed entry ticket. Note that access to the famous Infinity Pool is exclusive to hotel guests and additionally, even with timed tickets, there may be queues during peak times.