ماليزيا: جولة في أفضل 10 مدن مع تحديثات أسعار 2026
كولومبوس تورجايد
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Malaysia boasts some of the world's best diving sites, mist-shrouded mountains, and beaches that rival the Maldives, offering an experience unlike any other destination.
In this video, we explore ten cities in Malaysia, including prices, a perfect ten-day itinerary, and invaluable tips based on our experience.
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First: The Most Beautiful Destinations in Malaysia.
10. Kuala Lumpur.
The modern capital of Malaysia with its skyscrapers and mosques with golden domes.
The Petronas Twin Towers, 452 meters tall, and the Sky Bridge (US$28). The Kuala Lumpur Tower (US$15).
Alor Street, with its hundreds of stalls and Nasi Lemak (US$3).
9. Selangor.
The capital city, surrounded by stunning natural beauty and Islamic landmarks.
Batu Caves, with a 42-meter-tall golden statue (free entry), and the Sultan Salahuddin Blue Mosque, the fourth largest dome in the world.
8. Langkawi.
An archipelago of 99 tropical islands in the Andaman Sea.
The Langkawi Cable Car and Sky Bridge (US$50), and Pantai Cenang Beach with its turquoise waters.
A mangrove tour to see eagles (US$53).
7. Genting Highlands.
A theme park perched atop a mountain at an altitude of 1,800 meters.
Awana Skyway, the second longest cable car in Southeast Asia, costs $12.
Skyworld theme park, admission is $60.
6. Semporna.
Overlooking the Celebes Sea, it's a gateway to diving in the Malaysian Barrier Reef.
Sipadan Island, with its crystal-clear waters, offers a diving permit for $35, and Mapaule Island is home to the Blue Ring Octopus.
Reservations require months in advance due to limited permits.
5. Malacca.
An ancient city bearing the imprints of the Portuguese, Dutch, British, and Malays, it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2008. The Red Dutch Square offers free entry, and the Portuguese fortress of A'Famosa, built in 1511, is also worth a visit.
A 45-minute boat ride on the Malacca River costs $9.
4. Penang.
The Pearl of the Orient, located on the northwest coast, boasts a unique blend of cultures. British Fort Cornwallis, built in 1786, $5 entrance fee.
The famous Char Kwai Tiao dish from $3.
3. Ipoh.
The capital of Perak state, nestled among limestone mountain ranges, the air is thick with the aroma of white coffee.
Kek Lok Tong Temple with its limestone caves, $5 entrance fee, and authentic Ipoh chicken for $5.
2. George Town.
The capital of Penang, an open-air museum of Asian and European civilizations, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2008.
Heritage streets and the murals of artist Zakrevic, free entry.
1. Batu Ferringhi.
A popular beach resort on the north coast of Penang Island.
Lie down on its golden beaches, stretching for over 3 kilometers, free entry.
Water sports from $30 and grilled seafood from $12.
Second: Key Information and Prices
1. Weather: Tropical climate with temperatures between 25 and 33 degrees Celsius. December to February is best for the west coast. March to October is best for the east coast and Semporna.
2. Restaurants: Street food from $1 to $3. Popular restaurants from $4 to $8. Mid-range restaurants from $15 to $30. Luxury hotels from $40 to $120.
3. Hotels: Hostels from $8 to $20. Budget hotels from $25 to $50. Mid-range hotels from $60 to $120. Luxury hotels from $150 to $500.
4. Transportation: Metro and monorail for about $1. Taxis and Grab from $5 to $15. Buses and intercity trains from $10 to $40. AirAsia from $25.
5. For families: Malaysia is one of the best family destinations with theme parks, water parks, safe beaches, and shopping malls.
Third: A tour plan for Malaysia.
Days 1 & 2: Kuala Lumpur, Petronas Towers, and Bukit Bintang.
Day 3: Selangor, Batu Caves, and the Blue Mosque.
Day 4: Genting Highlands, theme park, and cable car.
Day 5: Historic Malacca, river tour, and Jonker Street.
Days 6 & 7: Penang, George Town, and murals.
Day 8: Batu Ferringhi and relaxing by the sea.
Day 9: Ipoh, cave temples, and white coffee.
Day 10: Langkawi, cable car, and the Sky Bridge.
Fourth: Important tips for visiting Malaysia.
1. Be sure to book hotels and island tours in advance during peak season between December and February.
2. Carry a folding umbrella as tropical rains can fall suddenly at any time.
3. Use the Grab app for rides and food, as it guarantees fixed prices.
4. Pre-booking domestic flights can save you up to 40% on transportation costs.
Video Contents
00:01 Introduction
00:36 Kuala Lumpur
01:36 Selangor
02:23 Langkawi
03:18 Genting Highlands
04:05 Semporna
04:51 Malacca
05:43 Penang
06:23 Ipoh
07:01 Georgetown
07:32 Batu Ferringhi
08:26 Key Information and Prices
11:11 Malaysia Tour Itinerary
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ماليزيا: جولة في أفضل 10 مدن مع تحديثات أسعار 2026
كولومبوس تورجايد
7,506 views
Malaysia boasts some of the world's best diving sites, mist-shrouded mountains, and beaches that rival the Maldives, offering an experience unlike any other destination.
In this video, we explore ten cities in Malaysia, including prices, a perfect ten-day itinerary, and invaluable tips based on our experience.
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First: The Most Beautiful Destinations in Malaysia.
10. Kuala Lumpur.
The modern capital of Malaysia with its skyscrapers and mosques with golden domes.
The Petronas Twin Towers, 452 meters tall, and the Sky Bridge (US$28). The Kuala Lumpur Tower (US$15).
Alor Street, with its hundreds of stalls and Nasi Lemak (US$3).
9. Selangor.
The capital city, surrounded by stunning natural beauty and Islamic landmarks.
Batu Caves, with a 42-meter-tall golden statue (free entry), and the Sultan Salahuddin Blue Mosque, the fourth largest dome in the world.
8. Langkawi.
An archipelago of 99 tropical islands in the Andaman Sea.
The Langkawi Cable Car and Sky Bridge (US$50), and Pantai Cenang Beach with its turquoise waters.
A mangrove tour to see eagles (US$53).
7. Genting Highlands.
A theme park perched atop a mountain at an altitude of 1,800 meters.
Awana Skyway, the second longest cable car in Southeast Asia, costs $12.
Skyworld theme park, admission is $60.
6. Semporna.
Overlooking the Celebes Sea, it's a gateway to diving in the Malaysian Barrier Reef.
Sipadan Island, with its crystal-clear waters, offers a diving permit for $35, and Mapaule Island is home to the Blue Ring Octopus.
Reservations require months in advance due to limited permits.
5. Malacca.
An ancient city bearing the imprints of the Portuguese, Dutch, British, and Malays, it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2008. The Red Dutch Square offers free entry, and the Portuguese fortress of A'Famosa, built in 1511, is also worth a visit.
A 45-minute boat ride on the Malacca River costs $9.
4. Penang.
The Pearl of the Orient, located on the northwest coast, boasts a unique blend of cultures. British Fort Cornwallis, built in 1786, $5 entrance fee.
The famous Char Kwai Tiao dish from $3.
3. Ipoh.
The capital of Perak state, nestled among limestone mountain ranges, the air is thick with the aroma of white coffee.
Kek Lok Tong Temple with its limestone caves, $5 entrance fee, and authentic Ipoh chicken for $5.
2. George Town.
The capital of Penang, an open-air museum of Asian and European civilizations, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2008.
Heritage streets and the murals of artist Zakrevic, free entry.
1. Batu Ferringhi.
A popular beach resort on the north coast of Penang Island.
Lie down on its golden beaches, stretching for over 3 kilometers, free entry.
Water sports from $30 and grilled seafood from $12.
Second: Key Information and Prices
1. Weather: Tropical climate with temperatures between 25 and 33 degrees Celsius. December to February is best for the west coast. March to October is best for the east coast and Semporna.
2. Restaurants: Street food from $1 to $3. Popular restaurants from $4 to $8. Mid-range restaurants from $15 to $30. Luxury hotels from $40 to $120.
3. Hotels: Hostels from $8 to $20. Budget hotels from $25 to $50. Mid-range hotels from $60 to $120. Luxury hotels from $150 to $500.
4. Transportation: Metro and monorail for about $1. Taxis and Grab from $5 to $15. Buses and intercity trains from $10 to $40. AirAsia from $25.
5. For families: Malaysia is one of the best family destinations with theme parks, water parks, safe beaches, and shopping malls.
Third: A tour plan for Malaysia.
Days 1 & 2: Kuala Lumpur, Petronas Towers, and Bukit Bintang.
Day 3: Selangor, Batu Caves, and the Blue Mosque.
Day 4: Genting Highlands, theme park, and cable car.
Day 5: Historic Malacca, river tour, and Jonker Street.
Days 6 & 7: Penang, George Town, and murals.
Day 8: Batu Ferringhi and relaxing by the sea.
Day 9: Ipoh, cave temples, and white coffee.
Day 10: Langkawi, cable car, and the Sky Bridge.
Fourth: Important tips for visiting Malaysia.
1. Be sure to book hotels and island tours in advance during peak season between December and February.
2. Carry a folding umbrella as tropical rains can fall suddenly at any time.
3. Use the Grab app for rides and food, as it guarantees fixed prices.
4. Pre-booking domestic flights can save you up to 40% on transportation costs.
Video Contents
00:01 Introduction
00:36 Kuala Lumpur
01:36 Selangor
02:23 Langkawi
03:18 Genting Highlands
04:05 Semporna
04:51 Malacca
05:43 Penang
06:23 Ipoh
07:01 Georgetown
07:32 Batu Ferringhi
08:26 Key Information and Prices
11:11 Malaysia Tour Itinerary
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