Malaysia Tours

1. Petronas Twin Towers

In the capital of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, one of the tallest buildings in the world at 1,500 feet awaits you. Strictly speaking, it is actually two buildings, as we are talking about the twin towers of the Petronas oil company. At 564 feet, the two Petronas Towers are connected by a skybridge. This is open to the public, but you have to buy a ticket in advance.

2. Batu Caves

North of Kuala Lumpur are the Batu Caves, which are home to several Hindu temples. The way to the caves leads over colorful stairs, where you will meet a variety of monkeys that like to be fed. A special highlight is the Thaipusam festival, which takes place here every year at the end of January or beginning of February.

3. Mount Kinabalu

The Kinabalu is with 13,400 feet the highest mountain in Malaysia and even all of Southeast Asia. Many believe that it is a volcano, but Kinabalu is a gigantic granite rock. It is surrounded by the park of the same name, which you can explore on marked trails. A summit ascent of the Kinabalu is only possible with a guide.

4. Langkawi Sky Bridge

Travelers who like to move at dizzying heights will love the Langkawi Sky Bridge. At 410 feet, it is one of the longest curved pedestrian bridges in the world. A single mast supports the bridge, which hangs 328 feet above a gorge. You can reach this architectural masterpiece, whose components were only brought here by air, from the top station of the Langkawi cable car. Less