6 Kick-Ass Things to Do in Malaysia - Add these to your to-do list

If you don’t plan on visiting the Petronas Twin Towers, you better have a perfectly good explanation as to why. The iconic towers deserve a visit and a couple of pictures from your phone. Completed in 1998, these towers were once named to be the tallest in the world; however, since Burj Khalifa won the race for being the tallest building in the world, the Petronas Twin Towers are said to be the tallest twin structures in the world. Featuring 88 storeys, both towers are joined at the 41st and 442nd floors by double deck Sky Bridge, which measures about 58 meters in length. Next to the towers, you’ll find a glittering mall and a park as well as a convention centre and an art gallery located nearby. If you’re interested in staying at hotels in Kuala Lumpur City Centre, there are several options available such as Travelodge City Centre. 

If you like cats, take a boat or plane to Kuching, where there is a cat museum and a giant cat statue in the middle of the city! The Cat Museum has over 2000 exhibits and statues of cats from around the world. According to Chinese and Malaysian beliefs, cats are known to bring fortune to anyone who owns them and this Cat museum is said to be extremely lucky to Kuching.

Sky Bridge in Langkawi provides the most breathtaking view of Malaysia’s stunning landscapes. To reach the bridge, you will first have to make a cable car journey until you reach the highest station, which is located on Malaysia’s second-highest peak. The curved bridge, which measures around 125 metres in length and is 1.8 metres in width, is believed to be one the longest curved bridges in the world! Once you’re on the bridge, you’ll be able to see the glimmering waters of the Andaman Sea and the islands.

If you’re tired of sightseeing and are looking for something fun and thrilling to do while you’re on holiday – because that’s ideally what you should be doing on a holiday – head over to Sunway Lagoon Theme Park for a day of excitement in the theme park and water park. The theme park is divided into 3 sections, the Waters of Africa, World of Adventures and Wild Wild West.

Melaka used to be quite famous before Kuala Lumpur took over its spotlight. Over the years, the city was transformed from a thriving central tourist spot to a sleepy town and has many historic attractions that you could visit while in the town.

If jumping from a mighty height just above the deep blue sea is on your wish list, this activity was tailor-made for you! Sign up to jump off a plane and literally float as you see the views of Kuala Lumpur from a different perspective.