Malaysia's ‘Hipster Capital' has emerged as a popular tourist destination owing to its well-preserved British-era architecture, naturally beautiful landscapes, street art, and cuisine. The capital city of Perak (Malaysian state), country's third largest city by population and one of the cleanest cities, is adorned with white cliffs and caves, some of which housed Buddhist temples. Tin deposits found in Ipoh in the 1880s transformed it from being a languorous village to a vibrant city it is today.

The alluring and idyllic Langkawi also called as the ‘Jewel of Kedah,' is a cluster of 99 islands off the coast of the Malaysian state, Kedah. Surrounded by the turquoise waters of the Andaman Sea, the island of Langkawi is a serene mix of farmland and jungle-covered hills.

The alpha city of Malaysia, which is also the largest city as well as the capital of the country, boasts of being the cultural, financial, and economic center of Malaysia. It is known for its multicultural modernity and is also one of the most modern cities of Asia. It displays its rich past through its historic monuments and its progress through the cloud-kissing skyscrapers, glitzy shopping malls, and restaurants. The city was founded near the...

Known as the ‘Silicon Valley of the East,’ Penang is a state in the northwest coast of Peninsular Malaysia. This exotic holiday destination casts a spell of its sandy beaches, serene landscape, temples, museums, and vestiges of its past on visitors. Dubbed as the food capital of Malaysia, Penang, ‘the Pearl of the Orient,’ is counted among the best travel destinations in the world. It is also one of the most important economic hubs of Malaysia.