If you are visit Malaysia then read Intresting fact about Malaysia

Intresting Facts about Malaysia

Malaysia is indeed an interesting place, and its growing popularity as a tourist destination is a proof of this fact. Where is the best amalgam of the world and makes the right tourist place for everyone. From the world's oldest Rain forest, to some of the world's tallest sky bridge, from a beautiful island to some magical caves, Malaysia is located in Southeast Asia between Singapore, Thailand and Indonesia. The vast island of Borneo has been shared with Brunei and Indonesia, and the Philippines has boundaries in the north. In recent years, Malaysia has become more popular for tourists.

But also because the flight on the other side of the world is becoming more and more cheap. Malaysia is an ideal country to visit for all types of tourists. It is a great destination for backpackers, for groups, couples and families with children. New attractions are found in Malaysia Existing attractions are upgraded or upgraded regularly. Housing is very cheap in comparison to neighboring countries, though prices have increased in the last few years but it is still quite affordable.

Petronas Twin Towers

One of the top places to visit in Kuala Lumpur stands at an altitude of 452 meters, Petronas Towers was once the tallest building in the world, now it has been replaced by the Burj Khalifa in Dubai. The 88-story building is connected by the Double Decker Sky Bridge to the 41st and 42nd floors, which offers spectacular views of the entire city. 

From the 86th floor of the tower you can enjoy the wonderful view of the tower's peak.

Time: Tuesday to Sunday - 9:00 - 21:00 (closed between 1.00 to 2.30 on Friday)

Admission Fee: Adult (13 - 60 years) - Ringgit 80, RS 1335

                          Child (3 - 12 years) - Ringgit 33, Rs 550

Langkawi cable car

Langkawi cable car is also known as Sky Cab, which boasts the fastest cable car ride in the world, it takes visitors up at an altitude of 708 meters above sea level. The cable car takes passengers on the second highest peak of Mount Matt Sinchang - Langkawi and thus is considered one of the most important places to see in Langkawi.

Time: 9:30 am to 7:00 pm

Entry fee: Ringgit 35 to 50 Rs 600 to 800

Menara KL Tower 

Menara Kuala Lumpur Tower is a 421 meter high transmission and telecommunication tower situated between the city of Kuala Lumpur. The observation deck inside the Menara KL Tower is the best place for sightseeing in Kuala Lumpur. 

The tower also has the highest McDonald's outlet in the world.

Another amazing fact about Menara KL Tower is that it has been ranked as the world's fourth largest telecom tower.

 It is a famous tourist destination in Malaysia.

 The entrance fee in the tower is approximately 55 ringgit for an adult

And for a child, 45 ringgit are spent.

Aquaria KLCC

Aquaria KLCC is called the world's largest aquarium,

 Which contains more than 5000 freshwater and sea creatures, which includes large-scale arpaima, large groups, garafias and many others. Some of the major attractions of the aquarium are scary tiger sharks, bright coral fish, deadly sea snakes, sea horses and blue rays.

AQUARIA KLCC is a major tourist attraction, involving real depth and complexity in Kuala Lumpur. This is one of the most popular places in Malaysia.

 Admission fee for approximately one adult 64 ringgit

 And starts with 53 ringgit for a child

  

Batu Caves

It is one of the famous Hindu temples. In these caves Lord Murugan is residing. Many tourists visit this place because it is a religious place.

 The natural beauty of this place is mesmerizing. There are innumerable caves in this area which are home to many species of animals and insects. There are many monkeys in this area who often snatch things from tourists. The caves are told of the 10th century which have gradually developed. The caves are preserved by the Malaysian Nature Society.

There are many transport facilities available for these caves, such as train buses etc. from Kuala Lumpur. The famous festival of Batu caves is ThiPusam festival. It is an ideal Hindu religious place to visit in Kuala Lumpur.

Important documents for Malaysia travel

Passport

Legal Malaysia visa

Confirm return ticket

Details of your relative, friend or business contact in Malaysia

Confirmation of hotel booking (if any)

Malaysia currency or any foreign exchange

Any additional documents required to prove the purpose of your visit

  (Especially if you are traveling on a business visa).

There is no Visa on Arrival for Indians.