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Fly to Malaysia conveniently!
Is Malaysia on your travel list? Well, you're in for a treat.
We have additional flight frequencies for your convenience. Fly from Tokyo via Narita or Haneda and Osaka via Kansai to Kuala Lumpur, your gateway to the rest of Malaysia!
Feast your senses in cosmopolitan Kuala Lumpur. Discover tourist hotspots and hidden gems around the city, taste some of the best local delicacies or shop till you drop at one of the many world-class malls. Enjoy relaxing on the beach? Check out Langkawi's pristine coves or for a little more excitement, surf up some of Cherating's best waves. Nature lovers are also in for a treat, from the magnificent Mount Kinabalu to Sandakan's lush rainforests and the crystal-clear waters of Sipadan Island.
Whatever your plans are, Malaysia Airlines can take you there.
Your next adventure is just a flight away.
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View from the world’s tallest twin towers
The Petronas Twin Towers is a must-visit in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, standing at 88-storeys high. Make your way to the skybridge for magnificent views of the city before enjoying classical music at the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra. If you love marine life, the Aquaria KLCC is the place for you. It spans over 60,000 square feet with a 300 foot tunnel in the middle, creating a land to sea journey. Shop to your heart’s content at the nearby Pavilion and Starhill Gallery shopping malls Alternatively, hop onboard KL’s Hop-On-Hop-Off bus for a city tour covering more than 70 attractions including the Kuala Lumpur Bird Park, Central Market, Istana Negara (National Palace) and more.
Climb Batu Caves
Marvel at the impressive golden structure of Lord Murugan at the entrance of a 272-step climb into Batu Caves, a limestone outcrop that houses a Hindu shrine. Make a trip during the Hindu festival of Thaipusam to witness colourful processions where devotees carry giant kavadis (metal constructions of offerings) to the top of the caves.
Visit the pewter factory
Take a free tour of the Royal Selangor pewter factory to get acquainted with events that explain colonial Malaya, which includes the founding of the world’s finest pewter in 1885. The tour includes a viewing of the world’s largest tankard before a demonstration by the skilled artisans at work.
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