Hidden Exotic Gems in Malaysia

In 330,000 square kilometer Malaysia
there are incredibly diverse and breathtaking landscapes that are hard to rival even abroad.
With a rich blend of cultures and traditions across various ethnicities, there’s so much waiting for you to explore.
Here are 6 must-visit destinations in Malaysia that are just as impressive as overseas spots — sharing them with you!

	pin_drop Moroccan Pavilion Putrajaya
	In Putrajaya, there's a Moroccan-style building known for its detailed carvings and beautiful design — every corner is full of craftsmanship and character.

pin_drop Seri Gemilang Bridge
This photo spot resembles the iconic London Bridge and is full of European vibes. Especially at night, the whole bridge lights up beautifully — perfect for stunning photos!

	pin_drop China Friendship Garden
	This park was jointly built to commemorate the 40th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Malaysia and China. All the decorations and tiles inside the park were imported from China, giving visitors a strong sense of traditional Chinese charm and elegance.

pin_drop Colmaar Tropicale Berjaya Hills
This is a French-themed village modeled after the streets of Colmar, France. Although it’s not very large, stepping into this place instantly makes you feel like you’ve entered a fairytale world.

	pin_drop Selangor - Japan Friendship Garden
	This friendship park was built to thank Japan for its long-term investment in Selangor. It blends local and Japanese architectural styles, creating a space full of Japanese vibes.

pin_drop Penang Hill
Take the funicular up to Penang Hill, and the scenic views along the way might just make you feel like you've stepped into a Studio Ghibli film. (Tip: Sit in the front row when going up, and the back row when coming down — that's where the view is best.)