Following Vietnam, Thailand, and Sri Lanka, now Malaysia has announced to eliminate entry visa requirements for Indian citizens visiting the nation starting from December 1. It was announced by Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim in his speech at the People's Justice Party congress. Though he did not mention the specific duration of the visa exemption. Notably, China and India rank as Malaysia's fourth and fifth-largest source markets, respectively.
Malaysia is a diverse and culturally rich country with a variety of attractions. Here are places to visit in Malaysia popular among Indian travellers:
Kuala Lumpur:
Petronas Twin Towers: Iconic twin skyscrapers with a sky bridge offering stunning city views.
Batu Caves: A series of caves and cave temples located north of Kuala Lumpur.
Penang:
George Town: A UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its historical architecture and street art.
Penang Hill: Offers panoramic views of the island and mainland.
Langkawi:
Langkawi Sky Bridge: Suspended bridge offering breathtaking views of the surrounding islands.
Pantai Cenang: A popular beach with a vibrant nightlife.
Malacca:
Historic City of Malacca: Rich in history, with colonial architecture and cultural sites.
Jonker Street: Famous for its vibrant night market and local cuisine.
Borneo:
Kinabalu Park: Home to Mount Kinabalu, Southeast Asia's highest peak.
Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre: A sanctuary for orphaned orangutans.
Cameron Highlands:
Tea Plantations: Explore the lush tea estates and enjoy scenic landscapes.
Strawberry Farms: Experience strawberry picking and taste fresh produce.
Taman Negara:
National Park: One of the world's oldest rainforests with diverse flora and fauna.
Canopy Walkway: Suspended walkways for a unique view of the rainforest.
Perhentian Islands:
Long Beach: A beautiful stretch of white sandy beach with crystal-clear waters.
Snorkeling and Diving: Explore vibrant coral reefs and marine life.
Tioman Island:
Juara Beach: A quiet and picturesque beach ideal for relaxation.
Marine Park Centre: Great for snorkeling and observing marine species.
Kuching:
Sarawak Cultural Village: Experience the diverse cultures of Sarawak.
Bako National Park: Home to various wildlife and ecosystems.
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