How would you like an immersive experience in the colourful and enchanting Malaysia? It is a land of wonder - pleasant rice fields, tropical forests, chilly hills, stunning beaches and delicious food. Everywhere you go, you’ll stumble into an adventure in this soulful land. In this article, we’ll take you through a vibrant journey across Malaysia.

Make Kuala Lumpur your first stop in Malaysia. Look for a Bukit Bintang Hotel to explore the city at your leisure. Checkout accommodation options like the Travelodge Bukit Bintang. Once you're settled in, start exploring. You can go on a promenade along the canopy at the Kuala Lumpur forest eco park. Go to the Perdana Botanical Gardens, and sign up for a private tour to visit the Bird and Butterfly parks. You could dedicate a day for a tour of the famous Batu Caves. Don’t skip on booking a visit to the twin skyscrapers - Petronas Towers. Come night time, make your way to either the Taman Connaught night market or try the Petaling Street Market in the morning hours. Street food will guide you gently to connect with Malaysia.

A fovourite spot of backpackers, Cameron Highlands is pleasantly chilly, scattered with tea plantations and hike worthy trails. You can spend days exploring nature, feasting on delicious food and just chilling. Pay a visit to Mrs Robertson’s Rose Garden, and eat apple pie and scones for tea. Mount Brinchang is a good hiking trail, but there are several others you can take on. Simply, ask your fellow travellers about the best trail at the time. There is a butterfly farm and an Agro- Technology park worth visiting. The Orang Asli Villages are pretty and captivating.

This 130-year-old tropical rainforest hides secrets from eons ago. Wild animals roam freely in the forest. As you trek along the dense forest cover, you’ll spot tigers, stealthy leopards, sun bears and majestic elephants on your trek. You’ll also spot cheeky macaques swinging from branches, and Malaysian tapirs wandering around. The forest is also home to reptiles, birds and buzzing insects. You can plan on an overnight stay somewhere in the wilderness, and enjoy a canopy walk. Hike along the Bukit Teserk to catch vistas of the rainforest cover. You could join a river cruise along the Tembeling River to drink in the beauty of river life. And, there are some caves in the area worth discovering.

A UNESCO heritage city, George Town is vibrant, many-hued and bursting with a sort of a bohemian energy. The town’s exciting colonial history dates back to 1805. The gorgeous colonial architecture makes you step back in time. You can go on a tour on your own to enjoy street art along the lanes of the town. Then ascend the Penang Hill to catch amazing views. After dusk, make your way towards the night markets to enjoy eclectic goods and delectable fare.

Seemingly endless sandy stretches, turquoise sea waters and scenic waterfalls make Langkawi, the perfect paradise on earth to end your Malaysian holiday. You can go on a hike to the seven wells waterfall for a soulful adventure in nature. Visit the Kilim Geoforest Park to see the mangroves and bat caves. Swim in the seas to your heart’s content at the Pantai Cenang Beach. Visit the Mahsuri Tomb and Museum, and don’t forget to explore Eagle Square. End your holiday with a beach day at the Tanjung Rhu Beach. Take your time to soak up the sun, wade in salty depths and catch a sunset as you sip your favourite beverage with a platter of seafood.