Malaysia Travel Guide – Travel Insights and Tips!

Explore bustling markets in Kuala Lumpur, exotic wildlife in Baku National Park and discover secluded beaches in Sarawak—Malaysia in December is nothing short of ex... Read more

A trip to Malaysia offers plenty of opportunities for activities like cultural tours, wildlife spotting, and nature hikes. While the month may not be the best time to wor... Read more

If you are in Malaysia in July then you are in luck! July is the only month when both east and west coastal areas are relatively dry and no tourist destination is off-lim... Read more

August is the dry season on the eastern coast of Malaysia. Brimming with sunny skies and pleasant temperatures, there’s plenty to see and do on a trip to Malaysia i... Read more

As October sees the last of the rains in the east coast and December marks the start of the peak travel season, November is one of the best times to visit Malaysia. Climb... Read more

While Malaysia prominently sees wet and dry climates throughout the year, they don’t always overlap throughout the country. This gives travelers the opportunity to ... Read more

A trip to Malaysia in June is a magnificent time to visit, especially for exploring the East Coast, Borneo and the buzzing capital of Kuala Lumpur. These destinations and... Read more

The warm, mostly dry weather and modest crowds make a trip to Malaysia in May a fantastic idea. Borneo and the East Coast offer the best weather this time of year, a... Read more

For those wanting to explore the verdant landscape and the great wildlife of Malaysian Borneo, a trip to Malaysia in April promises balmy and pleasant weather, while the ... Read more

Malaysia in March dwindles between two separate weather conditions in the eastern and the western parts of the country. Malaysian Borneo (also called East Malaysia) compr... Read more

Planning a trip to Malaysia in February? You’ve chosen well if you’re sticking to the west coast. February sees relatively little rainfall on the western side... Read more

January is a dry month across the western half of the Malaysian Peninsula, making it a prime time to visit hotspots like Penang and Langkawi. Due to its humid tropical cl... Read more