Genting Highlands: 
Just outside the capital city of Kuala Lumpur, Genting Highlands offers exhilarating entertainment around the clock. This glitzy “City of Excitement” is set in the cool highlands some 1,800m above sea level.
Enjoy a scenic cable-car ride up to the peak. At the top, flood your senses with the many thrilling rides at the outdoor and indoor theme parks. Also located here is the Casino de Genting.
Other attractions include world-renowned performances, luxurious hotels, over 80 international and local food and beverage outlets, 70 alluring shopping outlets and much more.
Kuala Lumpur: A delightful mix of cross-cultural influences and traditions – Kuala Lumpur emanates an exciting, enticing and unforgettable charm. A city which will pique your interest throughout your stay.
Let the city embrace you with its warmth and lose yourself in its unique blend of tradition, culture and sophistication. Explore every nook and corner, and discover captivating sights, sensational sounds and aromatic smells for your indulgence.
When you are done, treat your palate to Kuala Lumpur’s varied cuisine; it is a tasty adventure in itself! And just when you thought you’ve experienced it all, Kuala Lumpur presents more to explore and discover!
Penang - the pearl of the orient: Located on the north-west coast of Peninsular Malaysia, Penang is one of the most picturesque and romantic cities in the East. Penang received its name from the Pinang, or Betel Nut tree, once commonly found on the island.
Established as the first British trading post in the Far East in 1786, Penang today is a bustling metropolis reflecting a uniquely exotic blend of East and West.
The capital city, Georgetown, is a quaint picture from the past with narrow streets, trishaws, temples, colonial buildings and street traders plying their goods.
Explore the myriad of intriguing tourist attractions such as the Botanical Gardens, Kek Lok Si, Snake Temple and many more. Or refresh yourself amidst Penang Hill's cool surroundings.
Putrajaya - Garden City, Intelligent City: Putrajaya, just outside the Malaysian capital of Kuala Lumpur, (bordering on Malaysia's Silicon Valley of Cyberjaya) is designed as an intelligent, Cyber-city and is the new federal government administrative centre.
Designed as a model city, it is a thoroughly modern township displaying the best of Malaysian design and architecture in an environmentally-friendly setting of beautifully landscaped lakes and parks.
Putrajaya encompasses the dual concept of intelligent city and garden city. In keeping with this, 38% of the land area is devoted to parks, lakes and wetlands. The latter provides interesting getaways for visitors and an opportunity to learn about the country's diversified tropical flora and fauna.
Things to do
Aquaria KLCC: Seamlessly integrated into the newly open Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, Aquaria KLCC is supported by the latest computer technology to create a highly interactive experience that brings a whole new dimension to the wonders of the sea.
Showcasing some of the most captivating aquatic life from Malaysia and throughout the world, Aquaria KLCC takes you on an exciting journey from misty mountains, down majestic rivers, through green rainforest to the mighty mangroves until you reach the colorful coral reefs and the enchanting deep blue sea.
Chinatown, Petaling Street: Kuala Lumpur’s Chinatown or Petaling Street is the ideal place for bargains and a taste of local colour. A bustling hub set in the centre of the older part of the city, shops here offer a variety of textiles, clothes, shoes and handbags at bargain prices. The area is also known for its jewellery shops with a variety of fine jewellery crafted in gold and set with gemstones.
Nepalese traders offer exotic ethnic jewellery. There are wall hangings, ornaments, curios and teapots from India and Myanmar. Make-shift and mobile stalls jam the streets with offerings of dried foodstuff, herbs, fruits, flowers and herbal remedies. This extraordinarily busy street becomes a shopping carnival at night with stalls peddling ethnic goods, clothing, cosmetics, watches, leather goods and much more.
Formula One, Sepang International Circuit: Possibly the largest and most prestigious annual event held in Malaysia is the Petronas Malaysian F1 Grand Prix at the Sepang International Circuit (SIC).
Located just outside Kuala Lumpur - the capital city, the track can accommodate up to 130,000 spectators at a time. In recognition of its ultramodern facilities, it was given the rare honour of incorporating the F1 logo in its name. The race at the SIC is among the fastest in the world with extreme hot and wet conditions. A true test for track warriors!
National Science Centre or Pusat Sains Neagara: Situated in a pleasant environment, the National Science Centre stands on a small hill in Bukit Kiara on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur. The building is designed in the shape of a truncated cone and the whole structure is covered with a geodesic dome. 
Established in 1996 to promote science and technology in Malaysia, the centre features themed exhibits such as An Environmental Odyssey, Pathways to Discovery, Future World and Thinking Machines.
Visitor interaction with the exhibits encourages and promotes interest in Science and Technology. Science is linked to the environment and religion, as well as to explain the use of scientific knowledge and applications in daily life.
The National Science Centre is open:
- Monday to Thursday: 9.00 am - 5.00 pm
- Friday: 9.00 am - 12.15 pm & 2.45 pm - 5.00 pm
- Saturday: 9.00 am - 1.30 pm
- The National Science Centre is closed on Sundays & Public holidays
Petronas Twin Towers, KLCC: Located on the old site of the Royal Turf Club in the heart of the capital city, the Kuala Lumpur City Centre (KLCC) is truly a spectacular sight. Here, the 88-storey Petronas Twin Towers, the world's tallest twin structures, soars to a dizzying height of 452 metres. Inspired by the Five Pillars of Islam, this gleaming mega-structure was designed by Argentinian-American architect Cesar Pelli. Below lies a beautifully landscaped fountain park designed by prominent Brazilian landscape architect Roberto Burle Marx. KLCC is also home to the world-class Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, Suria Shopping Centre and Petronas Philharmonic Hall.
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