The oldest rainforests in the world
Malaysia’s rainforests are living treasures supporting incredible biodiversity and are believed to be the world’s oldest and most biologically-diverse.
Get a complimentary flight to explore Malaysia!
When you book an international flight with Malaysia Airlines, we invite you to take a short break when you have a layover in Malaysia. Take the chance to explore more by using a complimentary domestic flight to one of seven destinations in Malaysia with our Bonus Side Trip* offer!
Can we tempt you with sandy white beaches, lush rainforests and our unique blend of cultures? Remarkable treasures and hidden gems await! So what are you waiting for? Book an international trip before 31 December 2024 and get another trip in Malaysia on us! Terms and conditions apply.
Sales Period: Now until 31 December 2024
1. Visit Malaysia Airlines
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2. Choose your Side Trip!
Enter your city of origin, destination city and departure dates. Ensure Kuala Lumpur or Malaysia is not entered into the origin or destination fields.
3. Activate the offer
Select the blue ‘Yes I want the offer’ button.
4. Enter trip details
Select which leg you’d like to add your Bonus Side Trip to, then select the bonus destination and travel dates from the drop-down menu.
5. Add your details and 2 trips for the price of 1 is yours!
Confirm your flight selections before proceeding. Next, you can add your passenger details and payment, and any ancillary offers. Kindly note that local government and airport taxes are payable for the Bonus Side Trip.
Crystal clear waters
Enjoy deep turquoise waters with corals rich in marine life and palm-tree-lined beaches make Malaysia a nautical paradise.
Caves of wonder
A majestic symphony of bats and birds bring the many miraculous cave networks in Malaysia to life. It’s something you need to explore at least once in your life.
A melting pot of cultures
Malaysia’s diverse society is like no other, making it one of the most multicultural nations in Asia. A mix of colonial influences and eastern cultures gives this country its vibrant heritage.
Aromatic delicacies
It’s almost impossible to have a bad meal in Malaysia. You’ll find the best in Malay street food reflecting Indian, Chinese, Thai and Indonesian influences.
Picturesque hiking trails
When you want to escape the busy city life, head up one of Malaysia’s famous forest-clad mountains which offer incredible views of its tropical sea-meets-jungle terrain.
Malaysian architecture
Influences from Islamic and Chinese design and European colonist styles have inspired some of the most beautiful buildings in the country.
Penang
Also known as ‘The Pearl of the Orient’, Penang offers a cosy atmosphere and national parks with white-sand beaches and wildlife. The mix of eastern cultures results in some of the world’s best street food — which is why many tourists flock here. UNESCO-listed George Town is not to be missed with its colourful heritage houses and incredible street art.
Alor Setar
Here you’ll find a thriving city surrounded by endless paddy fields and some of Malaysia’s most beautiful architecture, like the Big Clock Tower, The Royal Hall and Zahir Mosque. In addition, the iconic spaceship-like Alor Setar Tower offers incredible views from the observation deck halfway up the tower. And don’t miss Elephant Mountain. Teeming with ecological habitats and several caves, make sure you climb it for epic views of the paddy fields.
Johor Bahru
If you’re looking for excitement, JB is your place. A vibrant local street food scene will keep the foodies happy. Exciting theme parks and family-friendly attractions make your trip one to remember. Don’t miss the Legoland water park, Kota Tinggi Firefly Park and AEON Mall. History buffs can also enjoy fascinating museums and historical sites that date from the time of the British colonial period and beautiful glass temples.
Kota Bharu
Kota Bharu lies near the mouth of the Kelantan River. Known for its beautiful and vibrant markets and mosques, it’s also home to many museums and the old royal palace. Western influences are scarce, making it rich with culture and a relaxed vibe. River cruises, caving, waterfalls, white water rafting and beautiful beaches are sure to keep every type of traveller entertained.
Kuala Terengganu
Despite rapid modernisation, this once-fishing village still retains plenty of its old charm. Enjoy attractive Mosque parks, a modern harbour by day, and seafood-heavy cuisines at night. Home to one of the prettiest and most interesting Chinatowns, old kampong-style stilt houses can still be found along the river and make for incredible photos at sunset.
Langkawi
Let the crystal-clear waters and lush rainforest hills greet you as you step onto this oasis of an island. Part of the archipelago teeming with wildlife, you’ll never get tired of sightseeing below the surface of the azure Andaman Sea. Spend your days lazing by the white sandy beaches, island hopping, chasing waterfalls, and hitting up the spas and beach clubs! Offering a lifetime’s worth of things to do, you’ll love experiencing the magic of Langkawi.
Kuantan
Famous for many attractions, including Pahang’s largest multi-tiered waterfall, Sungai Pandan, and Pantai Balok beach. Nature lovers can enjoy the picturesque sunrise from the top of Panorama Hill. Then catch a beautiful sunset onboard a sampan (traditional wooden boat) to witness the magical fireflies that flitter amongst the mangroves.
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