Travelling in Malaysia

Longing for icy cold air or even just the mood only a European Christmas market can give you? Don’t worry, you can find that here in Malaysia too!

After being confined for so long, it’s only natural for us to seek adventure. Regardless of if you’re an adrenaline junkie or not, these 10 extreme sports that can be done all around Malaysia are sure to satiate your need for something different.

The time to tend to that revenge-travel itch has come by travelling beyond the four walls of your home. Short of ideas on what to do and where to go? Well, we’ve listed some of the best travel deals on Klook.

Planning for a local retreat? Check out the best boutique hotels and homestays for all 16 states and federal territories in Malaysia!

If you're on the lookout for the best savings, standby for Klook's 11.11 sale and snatch exclusive promos of up to 70% off!

In view of a cautiously reopening travel sector, Agoda's travel data indicates that Malaysians are still keen on well-known domestic tourist spots. This list shows the top 20 destinations Malaysians will be flocking to.

Cautious reopening. Some Southeast Asian nations (or parts of them) will soon open up to vaccinated travellers after more than a year of being shut since the COVID-19 outbreak.

Airbnb launched the Airbnb Green Stays Awards in Malaysia, a new awards initiative recognising sustainable travel accommodation in the country while Agoda releases the Sustainable Travel Trends Survey.

Malaysia's smallest state, Perlis, has proven to be tiny but mighty! More than just a stopover, here are 10 reasons why you need to head up north.

The island is expected to be the first destination to be reopened to international travellers in a bid to help improve the socio-economic prospects of residents, but the date remains undecided.

Instead of spending fat stacks to explore the marvels that Malaysia has to offer, here are seven underrated destinations to head to when you’re working with a tight budget.

Malaysia’s top island resorts such as Langkawi, Pangkor, Redang, Tioman, and Perhentian are all on the verge of achieving herd immunity and should be ready for reopening as early as September 2021.