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The Orient

Malaysia


Fly to

Kuala Lumpur/Langkawi (Malaysian Airlines)

flying time

11 hours 30 minutes non-stop

time difference

GMT +8 hours

Visas

Not required for UK passport holders

Health Requirements

Yellow Fever certificate if arriving from an endemic area

Best time to travel

November - April (Peninsula Malaysia)
March - October (Borneo)

Weather

Malaysia's climate is tropical and humid, with humidity high in the mornings and lower in the afternoons. A typical day is warm and humid with balmy evenings. The main rainy seasons fall from November to February.

 



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Penang

Penang has long been known as one of Southeast Asia's finest destinations, with its outstanding beaches and exotic sights.  However, as fabulous as its beaches are, some of Penang's deeper mysteries should also be experienced, such as the Snake Temple, which, according to local folklore was inhabited by snakes which crawled out of the jungle on the night of the temple's completion and are still there today. The Kek Lok Si temple, at Air Itam, is reputed to be the largest and most beautiful temple complex in Southeast Asia. Its 7-storey pagoda, over 90 feet high, is a harmonious blend of Chinese, Thai, and Burmese architecture and craftsmanship.

Whilst you are in Penang we recommend a gentle trek through the Pantai Acheh Forest Reserve, which is crisscrossed with beautiful trails leading to isolated beaches. You will be amazed at the rare flora, monkeys chattering in the trees, sea eagles surveying their prey and perhaps even a glimpse of a Hawksbill turtle heading for the sea.

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