8 Frequently Asked Questions About Malaysia
Malaysia is one of the attraction centers of Asia with its exotic nature, rich cultural heritage and delicious cuisine. Many experiences await you on your trip to this fascinating country, from tropical climate to fascinating beaches, from historical temples to modern city life. Some important information and tips you need to know before exploring this colorful country will ensure your trip is smooth and enjoyable. Here is what you need to know before your trip to Malaysia:
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Where is Malaysia?
Güneydoğu Asya’nın incisi Malezya; Singapur’un kuzeyinde, Endonezya’nın batısında ve Filipinler’in güneybatısında yer alır. Doğu ve Batı Malezya olmak üzere iki kara parçasına ayrılır. Sabah ve Sarawak eyaletleri Doğu Malezya’da; Kuala Lumpur, Penang gibi kalan eyaletler Batı Malezya’da yer alır.
Malaysia, the pearl of Southeast Asia, is located north of Singapore, west of Indonesia and southwest of the Philippines. It is divided into two land parts: East and West Malaysia. The states of Sabah and Sarawak are in East Malaysia. The remaining states such as Kuala Lumpur and Penang are located in West Malaysia.
Does Malaysia Require a Visa?
Malaysia does not require visas from many countries. The duration of stay without a visa varies from country to country. Click to see which citizens of countries can visit Malaysia without a visa.
What To Wear In Malaysia?
Malaysia has a tropical climate and is hot and humid throughout the year. The average temperature varies between 25-30°C. Since it is a humid environment, the temperature felt is much higher. Therefore, you need to wear light and comfortable clothes.
When To Travel Malaysia?
April to November is the ideal time to go to Malaysia. Since there is abundant rainfall between December and March due to monsoon rains, you should travel to Malaysia between April and November.
How Is Transportation In Malaysia?
You can use taxi, Grab (popular shared car application in Asia) or bus for urban transportation in Malaysia.
Important Note: In Malaysia, traffic flows on the left and vehicle steering wheels are on the right. You should pay attention to this if you rent a car.
What Should Be Considered Regarding Health and Safety in Malaysia?
– Since dengue fever can be transmitted by mosquitoes, it is useful to have fly/insect repellent sprays with you.
– Be careful with jellyfish as some of them are poisonous in the sea.
– During the months of monsoon rains (November-March), floods, overflows and landslides may occur.
– In Malaysia, motorcycles can drive in the opposite direction on the highway or on the pavement.
Traveling in Malaysia with a guide will prevent you from encountering these problems. Click to view affordable, Turkish-guided Malaysia tours, where your religious sensitivities are taken into consideration, here.
What to Eat in Malaysia?
Popular dishes you should try in Malaysia:
– Nasi Lemak: Rice cooked in coconut milk, served with sambal (spicy sauce), fried anchovies, peanuts, boiled egg and cucumber.
– Char Kway Teow: Wide rice noodles stir-fried in a wok with shrimp, egg, bean sprouts and soy sauce.
– Laksa: Spicy noodle dish served with coconut milk or sour fish-based soup.
– Roti Canai: Katmer style bread, which is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, is usually eaten with curry.
– Satay: Marinated and grilled meat skewers served with peanut sauce.
What Type of Plugs & Sockets Is Used in Malaysia?
Type G (UK) socket is used in Malaysia. Don’t forget to bring the appropriate adapters with you.
Frequently Asked Questions About Malaysia
You are now ready to go to Malaysia! What about next? Where to visit in Malaysia? Now let’s take a look at the places you shouldn’t miss in Malaysia.
