Top 50 Best Things to Do in Malaysia

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Dispersiya

Recommend it to everyone who doesn't have much time, but want to get a taste of the city. Buses go to the most well-known places. You can either go through all of them and decide which ones you want to visit later, or get off the bus in any interesting place, and then get back on the next bus. We chose the first plan, had much fun on the bus, and made a lot of nice pictures.

Ritz314

The Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, are iconic 88-story skyscrapers, once the world's tallest buildings, known for their postmodern design blending modern engineering with Islamic motifs and connected by a Skybridge on floors 41/42. Designed by César Pelli, they serve as a global symbol for Malaysia, housing the national oil company (Petronas) and other firms, offering visitors stunning city views from an observation deck and various attractions within the surrounding KLCC comple

盖瑞Gary

This is a must-visit place every October because it's my child's birthday. The hotel environment is the same as before, full of themes and fun, a bit old, and the toys are a bit dirty. The service was good this time, and I prepared a surprise for my child. We must give it a good review. There are 3 parks across the street, and the theme park is still the first choice, followed by the water park.

Yvonne WSH

Overall is a good place for family. kids love it but some of the staffs are not so friendly

NGJHG

Aquaria KLCC is honestly next level—this place is HUGE and totally blows your mind with the amount of sea creatures! From vibrant corals to colorful fish zooming around, it’s the kind of spot that’ll have both kids and adults wide-eyed with excitement. I was obsessed with the close-up views of the underwater world—a total Instagram flex! 🤩Pro-tip: Score your tickets for less on trip.com and check out their combo deals for extra savings. 🙌 You can actually plan ahead and skip the drama at the ticket counter!Heads up: The crowds go way up in the afternoon, so slide in early for a smoother experience. Still, even with more people around, the vibe is super fun and there’s loads to explore.Here’s the essentials:Address: Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, Jalan Pinang, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, 50088 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Opening Hours: 10:00–20:00 (Last entry 19:00), open every day Admission Fee: MYR 83.00Overall, I’m super happy with my trip.

Anonymous user

Had a fun day at Genting SkyWorlds! The rides and attractions are great for both adults and kids. Using the Genting SkyWorlds app was really helpful it shows your location on the map and helps plan where to go.One drawback: some attractions were closedOverall, a fun and enjoyable visit, worth exploring! will come back again!

Anonymous user

Recommended. Book dalam beberapa minit, terus dapat tiket. Mudah dan pantas. Tak perlu beratur panjang. Harga pon ada diskaun.

PBB

I stayed in room 401 and it had an amazing view of the Chew Jetties! It’s also in a good location and walkable to many other sightseeing places nearby. There’s also a lot of good restaurants around and at night lots of good street food across the hotel.

beauty of love

The sea in Capalle Island is crystal clear and the beach is quiet, suitable for relaxation. The water villa on the island is very distinctive and can dive directly into the sea to swim. The coral and marine life here are rich, it is a good place for diving lovers, and the environment is relatively quiet.

风起鹰鲨

The style of Hayao Miyazaki's paintings. You need to queue up for about two hours for the small train. You enter in batches and reach the top of the mountain. You can overlook the pier. There is a restaurant on the top of the mountain with beautiful prices. Drink some beer or coffee and enjoy the breeze. It is very comfortable. Hinduism, Islam, and Catholicism gather together in harmony.