Malaysia Cities

The Garden City of Lights is the capital of Malaysia; a modern city with a melting pot of cultures as its heart. Kuala Lumpur is now the centre-point of cultural activities and events. Read More...

The island of Penang is also a state by itself. Known as the ‘Pearl of the Orient’ for its natural beauty and cultural heritage, Penang is also a paradise for food lovers. Read More...

The city of Bandar Melaka is rich in history and culture. It was in 1414 that a Sumatran prince named Parameswara discovered Malacca. Later, it was conquered by the Portuguese. Read More...

Kuantan is the capital city of Pahang, the largest state in Peninsular Malaysia. This beautiful place is a beachside destination with several magnificent beaches. Read More...

Kota Kinabalu is the capital city of Sabah, Borneo’s most famous destination among international visitors for nature and adventure.  Read More...

Kuching is the capital city of Sarawak, the largest state in Malaysia located on Borneo Island. It is the fourth largest city in the country and the most populated in East Malaysia.  Read More...

Ipoh city in Perak has a rich Chinese culture, the Chinese comprising 70% of the total population. The lifestyle here is relaxed and life moves at a quiet pace. Read More...

Seremban, is the centre of Minangkabau culture. However, rather than being practised today, widespread elements of the Minangkabau culture are now reserved for shows. Read More...

The capital city of Johor State is a favourite haunt for visitors from Singapore via the Causeway, and is fondly referred to as ‘JB’. Rich in culture, Johor has a wealth of traditional dances. Read More...

Kota Bharu, Kelantan’s capital, is an Islamic city with a large Malay population. Hence, Kota Bharu has a rich Malay culture evident in the food, language, lifestyle and sights.  Read More...