Shopping is an exciting part of Malaysian Holiday. There are few complaints about prices, range of goods and facilities. Bargain in many places are worth trying. Duty Free destinations provide excellent bargains.

Challenging treks include the Pinnacles Trail to Gunung Api and climbing Gunung Mulu.

Avid Divers can try the excellent Belais reef off Miri and Luconia Shoals in the South China Sea.

Challenging treks include the Pinnacles Trail to Gunung Api and climbing Gunung Mulu.

Enthusiasts will enjoy conquering Malasia's steep mountains, rock faces and cliffs. The most popular rock climbing sites are near or around Kuala Lumpur and Selangor state, namely the famous Batu Caves and Bukit Takun to the City's north.

Malaysia is truly a unique Golfing destination and the diversity of the courses is unrivalled in the world. With best facilities and amenities available right your golfing experience is bound to be an unforgettable one.

The country is endowed with a vast number of limestone caves including the famous Deer, Lang and Clear water Caves in Mulu National Park, a World Heritage Site in Sarawak.

Described as the home to “some of the best spa hideaways in the world, Malaysian spa treatments and massage techniques carry influences from numerous neighboring cultures. Indulge both your spirit and your flesh by sampling Balinese body scrubs, Ayurvedic aromatherapy and Oriental art of reflexology. Experience the traditional techniques and naturopathic ingredients that are the hallmark of exotic eastern spa treatments. Pamper your whole body from head to toe with crème rinses and hot soaks, mud wraps and seaweed masques, hydration and exfoliation, manicures and pedicures. Treat your senses amidst lush greenery, by the serene seaside lulled by tinkling wind chimes, or in the privacy of individual chalets. In Malaysia, spa lovers are spoilt for choice...

There are plenty of entertainment venues, restaurants pubs and discotheques. Watch a movie, see a play or enjoy a drink at a nearby pub.