Malaysia Backpacking
Malaysia Backpacking – The best sights when backpacking Malaysia.
Malaysia is a great country for backpackers. To visit Malaysia you need a passport valid for 6 months. Visitors from most countries are granted visa-free entry. June-July are the best months for backpacking in Malaysia since these are the driest months. During rainy season which is typically from March-April and November-December Malaysia becomes more quiet. As most counties in Southeast Asia you can travel on a $25 budget. If you are on a tight budget you can also travel for much less.
Below you will find the best sights for backpacking Malaysia.
1. Cameron Highlands, Malaysia
Visit the spectacular tea plantations on Cameron Highlands, Malaysia. Walk among the tea plants, enjoy the view and learn the process of tea making. The tea plantations are located in the Cameron Highlands about 200 km from Kuala Lumpur.


2. Batu Caves, Malaysia
The Batu Caves is located just 15 km outside the center of Kuala Lumpur. The statue of Murugan standing at 42,7 m is right at the entrance. This is the tallest statue of Murugan in the world at the price of 24 million rupees.

Hang out with the wild monkeys on the way up to the caves. Malaysia Backpacker tip: The monkeys love to steal sunglasses.

Explore the three “main caves” at the Batu Caves, and a few smaller ones.

3. Petronas Towers – Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Watch the Petronas Towers by night. Get your squad together and get a group photo as a real Kuala Lumpur backpacker.

Malaysia Backpacking 4. Langkawi Island, Malaysia
Sunset on Langkawi Island Jump on the beach and face the golden sunset of Langkawi.

5. Pulau, Langawi
This photo was taken on a lonely beach of pulau langkawi, Malaysia early in the morning morning. It was perfectly calm and quiet and we where the only ones around.

Malaysia Backpacking 6. Borneo – Sepilok, Malaysia
“Volunteering with orangutans at Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre”

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