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Festivals & Celebrations in Malaysia

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Yo Wassap, Guys ! I am back today with an amazing topic to share with y'all which is Festivals and Celebrations in Malaysia. The range of festivals in Malaysia reflects its vibrant cultural diversity and religious tolerance, and assures you a glimpse into its rich traditions. While you saunter through this beautiful country exploring its many wonders, do try to witness a few of these Malaysian festivals and celebrations. 1. Hari Raya Aidilfitri This traditional Muslim Holiday is celebrated at the end of Ramadhan (June). After a month of fasting, Malaysia's Muslim population are ready to celebrate ! The festival is marked by feasting, journeying from big cities back to small towns, and welcoming guests and friends into homes and also participate in special prayers held at mosques. You'll find lots of traditional Malay dishes and decadent desserts around this time. The most wondeful part is the Open House where Malaysians open their doors and shower warm hospitality on all gu
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Malaysian's Top Foods, Tourists Must Try This !!!

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Yo, guys ! Welcome Back. Today, I'm gonna talk about Malaysian's top foods which very tourist must try here. The first thing you should know about Malaysians is they are more passionate about food. Although, Malaysian food doesn't get the global recognition it deserves, but the fact is the stuff is good. The sum of many delicious parts, Malaysian cuisine's influences include Chinese, Indian and malay. To help narrow your choices, here I gonna recommend some top dishes, in no particular order.  1. Nasi lemak   Nasi lemak is basically rice cooked in coconut milk. Depending on where you are in malaysia, it comes with a variety of accompaniments such as hard boiled egg, peanuts, vegetables, lamb / chicken / beef / seafood and sambal ( chilli based sauce ).  2. Nasi Kandar  Nasi Kandar is essentailly rice served with your coice of toppings, which served with your choice of toppings, which commonly inlude curry, fish, egg, and okra. Everything is laid out buffet style, though
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Top 4 Water-Themed Parks in Malaysia

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Hola Guys, I'm back with an interesting topic. Guess what? The school holiday is just around the corner, why not bring your kids for a tour ? So, today, I'm going to suggest y'guys the top 5 water theme parks which is so popular in Malaysia. Let's see ! 1. Legoland Malaysia Legoland is Malaysia's first international theme park and it's located in Johor Bahru. The water park offers over 15 highly exciting rides, and up to 20 thrilling slides, worth enough for the whole family to spend a day. Don't Miss it guys !!! Tap the link for more details :  Legoland.com 2. ESCAPE Waterplay This waterplay located in Penang and features about 20 rides including Tuber Racer@Rainbow slide, Banana Flip and more. Escape demonstrates there's no age limit to having fun as the rides and games are designed for a wide range of age groups, abilities and energy levels. What are you waiting For ?! Tap the link to book your tickets :  Escape.com 3. Sunway Lagoon Head on to Sunway
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Guidelines for Tourists Malaysia

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Welcome Back, guys. I hope y'all fine. Today's topic is travelling tips and guidelines for tourists who wanna visit Malaysia. Malaysia is undoubtedly one of the best country for holidays, but you should make sure that your experience stays impeccable too, it's utmost important to plan and pack wisely. Check out these travel tips and information that will make you vacation one to remember. Quick Informations For Tourist Malaysia. Currency RM (Ringgit Malaysia) Visa There are handful of countries in Asia that require a visa for Malaysia, but most will not. For most of Europe and North America, you'll receive a 90-day visa stamp upon arrival; certain other countries are only valid for 30-days. Just make sure your passport is valid for at least 6 months after your entry. Language 1. Malay 2. English 3. Tamil 4. Chinese Transportation The transport from one place to the next is fairly easy in Malaysia and quite efficient. I recommend using public transportations such as rapi
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