Welcome to Malaysia.
source: malaysia-map
Someone asked, if you have plan to visit Malaysia (maybe in future) from UK, here are some of my free advises:
i) our local cheap flight, you may subscribe for their latest update/info: http://www.airasia.com
>> Besides, they have some routes connecting among asian cities.
>> If you're looking for an adventurous trip, you can hop on overnight train/bus eg esp going to Singapore/Thailand which are next to Malaysia's border.
ii) I am forwarding their latest promotion (if you're interested), refer to below image:
>> actually, they have frequent promo but, of course with different rates/travel date/places
Click link to: Airasia:Promo
iii) If you plan to come over on July/Aug 2012, pleaseee don't, starting from 21st July till a month onwards. It's fasting month (Ramadhan). Not recommended since you're muslim, must be tiring for touring around, and of course people do perform more religious activities during holy month :)
>> Lets check our public holidays calendar, to plan your travel date: Malaysia holidays-2012
iv) for hotels to stay, we have a lot of choices. It's just depending on your budget/which location you preferred.
>> But, i don't think money is an issue for you, since our local currency is away cheaperrrr than yours. 1GBP = 4.8 RM (as of today): Click link to Currency Converter
v) International flight UK-MSIA, you may survey at etihad, qatar airways (transit at bahrain), quite cheaper about rm1-2k than britishairways, MAS (our local flight). But,it still depends on current promo.
>> straight flight (non-transit) will take you 12-13hours journey...really far far far distances :)
>> if transit, it will take you almost a day, to reach Kuala Lumpur.
vi) If you plan 1 week vacation here, pleaseee consider 2days off for your return flight (LDN-MSIA / MSIA - LDN), which means you only have 5days of touring around+jetlag sickness...hehe
vii) Pleaseee consider 7hours time difference between LDN-MSIA, which means MSIA is 7hours advance :)
viii) Simple draft for your itinerary:
>> Kuala Lumpur (KL) - 1day
--> http://www.lonelyplanet.com/malaysia/kuala-lumpur
--> capital city of Msia. Enjoy sightseeing, shopping & local food.
--> capital city of Msia. Enjoy sightseeing, shopping & local food.
>> Penang - 1day
--> http://www.tourismpenang.net.my/
--> small island located at north Msia, 3-4hours drive from KL. Enjoy sightseeing & local food.
--> small island located at north Msia, 3-4hours drive from KL. Enjoy sightseeing & local food.
our popular local foods
most iconic landmark : Penang bridge
>> Sabah - 2days 1night
--> well known for its Borneo forest/fascinating corals in deep sea, located at east Msia, 2.5hours
flight from KL)
>> Singapore - 2days 1night
--> http://www.yoursingapore.com/content/traveller/en/experience.html
--> southeast Msia, travel by overnight train/bus for 6-7hours from KL. Enjoy sightseeing & local food.
--> southeast Msia, travel by overnight train/bus for 6-7hours from KL. Enjoy sightseeing & local food.
>> if you wish to go Thailand beaches (Phuket/Koh Phi Phi) - 2day 1night
--> http://www.phiphi.phuket.com/
--> you can take overnight train (7-8hours journey from KL). Enjoy sightseeing,beaches&local food.
--> you can take overnight train (7-8hours journey from KL). Enjoy sightseeing,beaches&local food.
Note: This itinerary exclude your arrival/departure flight day :)
I've been visited to all the places as listed above except for Sabah.
Actually, there are more interesting places in Malaysia. You can google around through the internet. Here are recommended sites for further reading:
i) http://www.tripadvisor.com/Attractions-g293951-Activities-Malaysia.html
ii) http://www.lonelyplanet.com/malaysia
Actually, there are more interesting places in Malaysia. You can google around through the internet. Here are recommended sites for further reading:
i) http://www.tripadvisor.com/Attractions-g293951-Activities-Malaysia.html
ii) http://www.lonelyplanet.com/malaysia
Frankly, I have experienced planned for my own trip to Europe on 2010&2011, that's why i am a bit details on planning. Hahaha...
You are most welcome, and feel free to ask if there is any further inquiries.
Best regards,
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