As Malaysia gears up for the Visit Malaysia 2026 campaign, locals are encouraged to explore the country's lesser-known attractions before international tourists flood in.
These hidden gems, often overshadowed by popular tourist spots, offer unique experiences and are conveniently located within 20 km of major bus terminals, making them easily accessible for a quick getaway.
With redBus Malaysia facilitating travel to these destinations, locals can enjoy seamless journeys and exclusive discounts using the code REDBUS60.
As the world prepares to visit Malaysia, locals have the opportunity to create their own stories and memories in these captivating locations.
Where to go in Malaysia
In Perlis, Wang Kelian offers a serene escape with its famous sunrise "sea of clouds" at the Wang Kelian Viewpoint.
Nearby, Perlis State Park provides opportunities for exploration with its limestone hills and caves.
Kelantan's Pengkalan Chepa boasts tranquil beaches like Pantai Cahaya Bulan, perfect for a relaxing seaside retreat.
Ipoh's Sam Poh Tong, Malaysia's oldest cave temple, offers a blend of natural beauty and spiritual calm, nestled within Perak's limestone hills.
In Negeri Sembilan, the Ulu Bendul Waterfall & Recreational Area and Jeram Toi waterfall provide lush retreats, whilst Kuala Klawang showcases Minangkabau heritage with its distinctive architecture.
For nature enthusiasts, Pahang's Taman Negara, one of the world's oldest rainforests, offers a chance to spot exotic wildlife and explore ancient trails.
Meanwhile, Sabah's Mantanani Islands promise a tropical paradise with crystal-clear waters and vibrant coral reefs, ideal for snorkelling and diving.
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