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Located just north of the Equator, Malaysia is a Southeast Asian country comprising Peninsular Malaysia, (also known as West Malaysia) and parts of Borneo (sometimes referred to as East Malaysia). The capital and largest city, Kuala Lumpur, is located in the western part of the peninsula, about 40 km from the coast. A fascinating multi-ethnic and multi-cultural country, Malaysia is today considered one of the richest nations in Southeast Asia with its investment in technology-driven industries. You can book your Malaysia car hire in advance with Enjoy Travel.
Guide to Malaysia
Climate in Malaysia
Malaysia has an equatorial climate, and remains hot and humid with abundant rainfall throughout the year Temperatures range between 20-30°C, with the highlands experiencing a cooler climate. The best time to visit this country varies as seasons differ from one side of the peninsula to the other and across destinations.
When to visit
March till October is usually the peak tourist season as this period sees lesser rainfall and mostly clear skies. Besides, humidity levels also drop slightly, which makes sightseeing and outdoor activities more enjoyable.
Things To Do in Malaysia
Petronas Towers & Batu Caves
Located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, the 452-metres and 88-storeys tall Petronas Towers are the tallest twin towers in the world and one of the most popular tourist attractions in Malaysia. Witness the panoramic view of the city at night from the Observation Deck on the 86th floor, or the Skybridge on the 41st floor which connects the two towers. Located 13 km north of Kuala Lumpur, Batu Caves is a limestone hill that draws in adventure lovers and culture seekers alike, thanks to its famous temple and crag for rock climbing.
Spend some time on Borneo
If you are the adventure-loving sort, then snorkelling, scuba diving and sea walking in Kota Kinabalu near Borneo Island offer you the opportunity to meet exotic and colourful marine creatures. Alternatively, the picturesque islands in and around Langkawi are also absolutely sublime. Stroll on the beaches, sunbathe, swim, kayak or just capture a beautiful sunset through your camera lens. You can also try some exciting water sports like wakeboarding and jet skiing. Langkawi is an ideal destination for honeymooners as well as backpackers. After a long day of frolicking in the water, indulge in some souvenir shopping or snacking from the stalls along the beaches.
Natural beauty of Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park
For pristine and secluded beaches, Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park, located off the coast of Kinabalu in Sabah consists of five islands and is only accessible by ferry. We recommend Sulug for a particularly off-the-beaten-track experience. Later you can head into the cooler climates of the Cameron Highlands, a hill station located in Pahang state. The highlands are famous for traditional English cream teas and freshly picked local strawberries.
Eating Out in Malaysia
Malaysians are passionate about their food and the variety in their cuisine, featuring Chinese, Indian and Malay influences, reflects that. Nasi Lemak, a popular dish consisting of rice steamed in coconut and pandan leaves and topped with spicy sambal chilli sauce is the must-try national dish. It is typically served with fried anchovies, peanuts, sliced cucumber and hard-boiled eggs. For some tried-and-tested gustatory treats, we recommend establishments like ATAS Modern Malaysian Eatery, Cilantro, Copper, Enak KL, Oriental Pavilion, Dewakan, Café BLD, and Tamarind Hill.
Malaysia Transport
Airports in Malaysia
Malaysia has an excellent transportation system with 7 international and 60 smaller domestic airports. The largest airport in the country, Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KUL) consistently ranks among the best airports in the world and is a hub for AirAsia, Malaysia Airlines and Malindo Air.
Public transport
The railways are state-run and considered safe and comfortable. Popular within the cities are commuter rail and rapid transit.
Driving in Malaysia
Peninsular Malaysia has an extensive road network with buses, cars, trains and motorcycles as the main modes of transport. The North-South Expressway is a tolled controlled-access highway and is nearly 800 km long and runs through seven states in Peninsular Malaysia. This makes car hire a popular choice among visitors to Malaysia as road travel is made incredibly easy and convenient.
The most popular car hire agencies are Avis, Hawk Rent A Car, and Galaxy Asia Car Rental. If you are travelling in a large group, we suggest you hire a 7 seater vehicle for maximum comfort and convenience. You also have the option to do a one-way car hire, which means you can pick up your vehicle in one city and drop it off in another at the end of your trip.