Places to See in Genting Highlands, Malaysia

Known as the ‘Fun city in the mists’ is a standout amongst the most interesting resorts of the world-the Gentling Highlands. Situated on the slopes of Kuala Lumpur Malaysia, this resort has the alpha and omega for a get-away vacation. The common excellence offered by the place is stunning, the inns are sumptuous and cherry on the cake are the excitements units of Genting Islands. With Asia’s biggest club to brilliant indoor and open-air amusement parks, excitement boundless is the thing that Genting Highlands tourism offers. An incredible family get-away, activities, and tourist attractions in Genting Highlands is unmistakably a fantasy goal for the travellers around the world. An outing to Genting Highlands is surely what you should anticipate!

Have a look at these top most attractions in Genting Highlands and for more find all the best things to do in Genting Highlands here.

1. Genting Highlands Theme Park

2. Genting Skyway Cable Car

3. First World Plaza And Indoor Theme Park

4. Chin Swee Cave Temple

5. Genting Butterfly Park

6. Genting Strawberry Leisure Farm

7. Kuala Gandah Elephant Conservation Centre

8. Ripleys Believe It Or Not

9. Snow World

10. World of Phalaenopsis

Port Dickson : One more happening Check-In Destination in Malaysia !

Port Dickson is a town on Malaysia’s west coast, south of Kuala Lumpur. Beaches dot the coastline running south toward Tanjung Tuan, a wildlife reserve and birdwatching spot with a 16th-century lighthouse. East of the reserve is Fort Kempas, with a 14th- or 15th-century sacred Islamic tomb and several megaliths. Lukut Museum, northeast of Port Dickson. 

The beaches of Port Dickson is a famous weekend retreat for city dwellers.

  Port Dickson is more famous for its attractive beaches, ample amenities and good infrastructure. There are also various types of accommodation for those wishing to holiday here.

If you are thinking about what to do in Port Dickson then  You can try a number of water activities that are available on the coast such as water-skiing, canoeing, snorkelling and wind surfing. There are also a number of things to do in port dickson with many cultural port dickson attractions such as Wan Loong Chinese Temple and Pengkalan Kempas where you can go and delve into art, history and architecture.

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One more reason to travel; Online E-VISA for Malaysia too !

  

Dear Peeps, here are one more reason to travel Malaysia,  That Malaysia Tourism announce exciting news for all Indians as Online E-VISA. 

  

Visa on arrival for Indians visiting Malaysia from Singapore, Thailand. There is a catch though: the VOA [Visa On Arrival] facility can be used only by those traveling to Malaysia from a third country; namely Singapore and Thailand; holding valid visas for the respective countries and having confirmed return tickets to India.

But now with the effect from 01st Aug 2017 , Indian National can apply Online E -Visa for 30 Days stay, Multiple entry ,Validity for 03 months. “You can now apply for the visa online and you will receive it in the comfort of your home within 48 hours,” Malaysian Minister of Tourism and Culture Dato’ Seri Mohamed Nazri Abdul Aziz has announced.

Aziz further said the tourism board has waived the visa fee for Indian travelers and only a processing fee will be charged. One can apply for the visa by logging on to www.windowmalaysia.my.

  If you want to explore unique Malaysia then you must Visit JOHOR Bahru, Johor Bahru, capital of the Malaysian state of Johor, sits at the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula. With a causeway across the Straits of Johor connecting it to Singapore, it’s a gateway for exploration of that island nation. On the Johor Bahru's waterfront is Istana Besar, a royal palace built by Sultan Abu Bakar in 1866 that now houses the Royal Abu Bakar Museum.

 Johor Bahru is more than just a border town, Most travelers skip southern Malaysia's largest city, but for intrepid souls there's a handful of worthwhile museums, temples and mosques, shopping and party zones. Even city is offering with many Events and festivals in Johor. If that ain't your thing, JB also has a Legoland, Which is One of the awesome Theme Park in Malaysia.

Art of Old Town Ipoh : Journey to the Murals.

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 Our first destination in Malaysia was a small quaint town called Ipoh surrounded by limestone cliffs and lush greenery. Situated 200 kilometers to the north of Kuala Lumpur, it was Malaysia’s second city during British rule and the center of world tin industry. The city is quite famous for heritage, food and beautiful cave temples. On our very first day, we took the Heritage Trail ( more about this in the next post ) and a new addition to the Heritage trail is the “Art of Old Town Ipoh“, a walking tour hunting murals.

 The old town walls have been changed into a piece of art by many different artists from all over the country and budding artists from the town, quite famous among them is Lithuania-born artist Ernest Zacharevic who has also painted murals on walls along the streets of Penang’s Georgetown.

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 Thinking about same, let me tell you, A mural is a piece of artwork which is painted or applied directly on a wall or other surface, incorporating it harmoniously with the architecture or other fixtures perfectly blending with surrounding objects to give a 3D effect.

In Ipoh, There are a number of exciting things to do. From historical sites to cultural attractions, Events and Festivals of Ipoh, explore the exhaustive list of all other local attractions in Ipoh. Discover new places to see and unique Things to Do nearby Ipoh. 

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