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If you're trying to nail down a budget itinerary for when you arrive in Kuala Lumpur, with the intention of making the most of the trip without burning a hole in your pocket. Fret not, as there are plenty of things to do in KL for free You'd be able to explore Kuala Lumpur's iconic landmarks and cultural experiences to your heart's content without breaking the bank Personally, I struggle (maybe it's just me) finalizing an itinerary based on information I've gotten from other

Before you start daydreaming about sipping on mimosas whilst sunbathing on the white-sand beaches of the islands or jungle-trekking through the lush jungles of Borneo - let's look into getting around Kota Kinabalu as a tourist. Sabah isn't like Kuala Lumpur or Penang, where there are vast public transportation options. Exploring Sabah, one ride at a time, can be part of the adventure. Based on personal experience, I've compiled this guide to help you navigate Kota Kinabalu li

15 Things You Should Know Before Visiting Malaysia By A Fellow Malaysian Welcome to the only guide you will ever need for all the big and the little things that you need to know before embarking on an adventure to Malaysia - from the basics of how to get around, to what to wear, emergency numbers, the cultural do’s and don’ts, social norms and a few tricks to navigate through Malaysia like you’ve lived here your whole life.       Mirror Lake (Tasik Cermin) in Ipoh, Perak

Exploring Malaysia is rather simple as long as you know the public transportation options in Malaysia. Public transportation in Malaysia is reliable and the cheapest way to travel. There are several options to choose from, but the main mode of transportation in Malaysia is by land; either by train, bus, or car Peninsular Malaysia is much easier to navigate as you have more options than Borneo's East Malaysia Public