About Malaysia

Malaysia’s attractions include towering skyscrapers, rugged mountains, sandy beaches and cool highland hideaways.20 The Petronas Twin Towers, also known as KLCC, is an iconic 88-storey twin building located in the capital Kuala Lumpur and is a popular tourist photography spot.21 Mount Kinabalu, located in Sabah, is the highest mountain in Southeast Asia, standing at 4,095 metres and well-known for its botanical and biological species biodiversity.22 Malaysia is also home to many beautiful islands such as Pulau Tioman and Pulau Sipadan, which are popular among snorkelers and divers.22 Its diverse culture also makes the country a “gastronomical paradise” which attracts visitors.23 In 2019, tourism brought 26.1 million international tourist arrivals who contributed MYR240.2 billion (or 15.9 percent) to the country’s GDP.24 Tourist arrivals in 2019 were dominated by visitors from Singapore with 10.16 million arrivals, followed by Indonesia (3.62 million arrivals) and China (3.11 million arrivals).25

About the Activity

• KL Bird Park
• KLCC Aquarium
• Genting – 2 way Cable car
• En route Batu cave (20 minutes photo stop only)
• KL Tower
• KL City Tour
• En Route Puthrajaya Tour (Boat Ride – Entrance is not included)

How to reach

• By Road : nill
• By Train : nill
• By Air : cok - kul