Introducing Malaysia
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We've put together a guidebook with everything you need to know about Malaysia. Written by our specialists, it details destination information, a wildlife guide, some suggested itineraries and plenty more to inspire your holiday. Fill in the form below and if you live in UK, your guidebook will arrive by post within the next couple of days. For those who live abroad, we will send you a link by email which will allow you to download your own copy.
Discover Malaysia’s unique cultural blend and rich colonial history on this 11 day itinerary, taking in the UNESCO listed towns of George Town and Malacca, the tea plantations of the Cameron Highlands and KL’s lesser visited cultural treasures.
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The lush landscape of the Cameron Highlands in Central Malaysia provide a welcome escape from the hustle and bustle of Kuala Lumpur. The size of Singapore, the magnificent rolling hills are peppered with tea plantations, strawberry farms and dense mossy forests. Here you can spend some time exploring the fabulous tea plantations, enjoying leisurely walks across the hills or perhaps visit the Butterfly Farm, home to a fantastic live butterfly exhibition amongst other exotic wildlife.
Another highlight is Taman Negara National Park. Vast steamy jungle dwarfs everything as you journey into the world’s oldest deciduous rainforest. On offer are captivating night-time jungle walks and leisurely boat trips where you can catch a glimpse of many of the park’s endangered animals, which include the magnificent Asian elephant and clouded leopard. One of the highlights of any visit to Taman Negara is its marvellous canopy skywalk. The canopy walkway is one of the world’s longest walkways and towers a dizzying 40m off the jungle floor. The jungle path takes you right up to the tops of the trees, from where you can enjoy fabulous panoramic views of the rivers, lowlands and forests below – as well as a great place for bird watching.