Malaysia Holidays

For many people considering Malaysia holidays it can often be difficult to narrow down the types of sightseeing and activities you want to do if you have a short period of time. Exploring a country in a matter of two or three weeks can be difficult and at such a fast pace you'll likely make your holiday in Malaysia too much of a whirlwind tour.
Start with a simple plan for your holiday in Malaysia. First do a little reading and determine which areas of the country are most interesting for your Malaysian holidays. Second, do a little research and see what types of things there are to do in the area, or areas you've chosen. Some places are chock full of activities while others are more or less sights that can be seen in a short time during your Malaysia vacation.
Theme travel is popular these days with Malaysia holidays. Many people travel to Malaysia to get the best of specific things such as trekking, boating, diving, fishing, spas or a golf holiday in Malaysia. Malaysia spas are plentiful and affordable making spa-hopping a possible option. Trekking in Malaysia is most popular in Sabah. On the island of Borneo there are a wealth of outdoor activities to enjoy. Trekking in the Borneo rainforest is a sought after activity drawing thousands to the area very year. Sensational vistas, lush rainforests and rugged terrain make trekking both challenging and gratifying during your holidays in Malaysia. The Genting Highlands, Kuala Selangor Nature Park and the Kinabatangan Floodplain are just a few of the many great places for trekking.
Another extreme favorite for Malaysian holidays is making the ascent up Mount Kinabalu. When visiting Sabah don't miss it's charming capital of Kota Kinabalu which is the vibrant, thriving gateway to the state. World class through to budget Kota Kinabalu hotels, shopping junctures around every corner and a huge assortment of restaurants for incredible dining during Malaysia holidays make a stay here extremely fun.
For those looking for island-hopping Malaysia holidays you're in for a spectacular treat. The many islands in Malaysia will leave you in awe of the incredible beauty, tranquility and peace you will find. Penang is a small piece of paradise that awaits visitors with exquisite food, warm, bright sunshine, some of th most glorious beaches in Malaysia with lots of fun things to do.
A golf holiday in Malaysia is another favorite for the avid golfer. There are many golf courses found around the country such as in Malacca, Sarawak, Pahang, Kelantan, Selangor and Kedah. Most courses are designed by renowned course architects and have some of the most incredible terrain offering a challenge like no other you have played. Courses carved of rolling hills, with undulating palms, doglegs, well-bunkered fairways, water hazards, sand traps and more will challenge you to play your best during a golf holiday in Malaysia.
If city tours are more up your alley spend some time in the colorful and always animated capital of Kuala Lumpur during your Malaysian holidays. Take some time to explore the city in greater depth. Delve into the different quarters and experience the many sides of the city such as Little India and Chinatown. Enjoy shopping and eating to your hearts content. Visit the many fantastic attractions and spend some time chilling out in the city's pretty green spaces. Enjoy all the modern conveniences of the city proper while experiencing the cultural side of things through visits to the many breathtaking mosques found all around the urban area. Choose well, choose wisely and begin your Malaysia holidays with an open spirit, good sense of humor and the ability to take everything in stride.
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