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Located in the Ayer Keroh district of Melaka, the Mini Malaysia and ASEAN Cultural Park is a theme park featuring replicas of ASEAN and Malaysian houses with furniture, furnishings and artworks depicting the traditional architecture and culture of each state. Also called Taman Mini Malaysia dan ASEAN, the park represents the 13 Malaysian states and the diversity of their various cultural treasures in the form of replica houses, cultural shows, traditional costumes, handicrafts and traditional games. The 13 wooden houses are the main attraction, arranged around a circular padang. Other Places to visit : Petronas Twin Towers  |  Penang Hill  |  Sky Bridge  |  Cameron Highlands  |  Mount Kinabalu  |  Redang Island  |  Taman Negara  |  Batu Caves  |  Gunung Mulu National Park  |  Kelabit Highlands  |  Chinatown  |  Jonkers’s Night Market  |  Melaka City  |  Eagl...

 The Melaka Sultanate Palace, located at the foot of St Paul's Hill, is a replica of the 15th-century palace of Sultan Mansur Shah. Century. It is also known as the Muzium Kebudayaan or Cultural Museum and is now used as a museum for the heritage and history of the Malay Sultanate. The three-story Melaka Sultanate Palace Museum is divided into eight chambers displaying costumes, art, weapons, jewelry, and other artifacts. The museum also houses three galleries where local legends are depicted in dioramas. A special highlight is the sculpture of Sultan's headdress, which stands majestically in the middle of the museum garden. Other Places to visit : Petronas Twin Towers  |  Penang Hill  |  Sky Bridge  |  Cameron Highlands  |  Mount Kinabalu  |  Redang Island  |  Taman Negara  |  Batu Caves  |  Gunung Mulu National Park  |  Kelabit Highlands  |  Chinatown  |  Jonkers’s Night ...

 The Nyonya Heritage Museum in Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock is a complex of three restored houses showcasing typical Chinese and Malay (Baba-Nyonya) dwellings from the 19th century. The Chinese Palladian houses have been converted into a Peranakan Museum known for its exquisite woodwork, porcelain, and furniture. Nyonya Heritage Museum, managed by the Chan family, was built in 1896 by the Chan family's great-grandfather, Chan Kim Lay, for his future generations. The house consists of three terraces and all parts are almost 20 feet wide and 180 feet long with an air well in the middle for good air circulation. The décor and artifacts along with the furniture provide a fascinating experience. It has been named 'Baba Nyonya' as 'Baba' is used to address the Straits-born gentleman. Other Places to visit : Petronas Twin Towers  |  Penang Hill  |  Sky Bridge  |  Cameron Highlands  |  Mount Kinabalu  |  Redang Island  |  Taman Negar...

 Telaga Tujuh or the Seven Well Waterfall, as the name suggests, is a combination of seven natural pools connected by a river. Offering one of the most beautiful views in the Langkawi ranges, this waterfall divides into pools at the top and bottom by a vertical waterfall that drops from a 91-meter cliff. From the waterfall, you have a mesmerizing view of Burau Bay and Pantai Kok. The waterfall is located in the Machinchang Cambrian Geoforest Park, to which you have to climb up through humid rainforests. The strongest of the seven pools is known as the Infinity Pool and is located at the base of the waterfall with strong currents. In addition, the rocks near the pools are very slippery. There are 200 steps to the lower pools and about 650 steps to the upper part of the pools, all of which are connected to a flooded river. The drive through the rainforest is entertaining, and the freshness and the playful macaque monkeys hanging around are impressive. If you are lucky, you'll see l...

Dataran Lang, also called Eagle Square, celebrates these majestic birds of Langkawi.  It is an iconic statue located in the southern part of Pulau Langkawi at Kuah Jetty. Eagle Square has an impressive 12-meter-high statue of a red-backed eagle standing on a blue star-shaped platform. It is surrounded by forested mountains on one side and the open Andaman Sea on the other. With its wings spread, the eagle of Dataran Lang looks as if it is soaring into the sky. This sculpture serves as a signpost for sailors, guiding them to the Kuah harbor. Eagle Square is located near the ferry terminal and features artistic water features, a small pond for paddling, a green park for a picnic, and a perfect backdrop for memorable photos. At night, the Eagle of Langkawi is illuminated with twinkling lights, giving it a whole new dimension. Dataran Lang gets a little overheated in the sun and it is best to visit at sunrise or sunset. There are many restaurants and souvenir shops in the area. You ca...

 Melaka was listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2008. It is a culturally rich city that also has a number of historical sites to offer. There is also a small river running through the city, which gives it a quiet, peaceful aura. Melaka is a city that, apart from its cultural attractions, also boasts a lot of good food. From the famous Christ Church to the lively night markets, there is plenty to do in the city for every kind of traveler. Langkawi, the jewel of Kedah, owes its name to the red-backed eagle that dominates the skies above the island. Legend has it that the 'Lang' comes from the Malay word 'helang', meaning eagle, and the 'Kawi' is from the word for marble. The cluster of eagles flying high in the sky and a land full of marble lend some credence to this legend. Other Places to visit : Petronas Twin Towers  |  Penang Hill  |  Sky Bridge  |  Cameron Highlands  |  Mount Kinabalu  |  Redang Island  |  Tam...

 The Jonker Street night market is the most famous tourist destination in Malacca, where you can get everything from food to everything related to street shopping. It is also called Jonker Street or Jonker Walk and is one of the most famous streets not only in Malacca but also in the whole of Malaysia. The Jonker Street night market is always crowded, which also makes it lively, especially at night. Jonker's Walk on Jonker Street is a lively night market. You do not go here for the frills, but to eat the delicious Malaysian food at the stalls that line the street and to watch Master Ho Eng Hui poke a hole in a coconut with his index finger. Other Places to visit : Petronas Twin Towers  |  Penang Hill  |  Sky Bridge  |  Cameron Highlands  |  Mount Kinabalu  |  Redang Island  |  Taman Negara  |  Batu Caves  |  Gunung Mulu National Park  |  Kelabit Highlands  |  Chinatown  | ...