Things to do in Malaysia

It is the best to buy tickets through Klook! Even though I bought them in advance and suddenly the chosen date wasn't available, the ticket was still valid for use within the period. I just went yesterday, Thursday, October 15, 2026. Coincidentally, I ran into several school and kindergarten groups, but it was still okay, not too crowded. Definitely next time if I want to go again, I will use Klook too, yayyy!

Very easy process to buy cable car ticket via klook. I bougt the ticket on the same day. After i bought the ticket at GPO during lunch, we go straight to the GPO cable car station. To use the ticket, Just scan the QR code at the entrance (of course you need to Que 1st if it is crowded/peak season). But you can't stop to visit Chin Swee Temple from GPO. If you want to visit the temple, need cable car from the summit to GPO. The return ticket is cheaper.

Very nice experience at NOF! The NPCs were very professional and friendly. 😊 I bought the Early Bird ticket, but unfortunately, I could only get the chips and not the kep cap that I wanted. 🥹 Overall, it was a great experience! ❤️

Cute park, super clean easy to get around. we went on a week day and it was not crowded. one large ride seems to be under conversion to something new. Large are devoted to Ice age themed things if you are a fan of that franchise. ride time waits when we were there seemed to be under 20 minutes. plenty of places to get a drink or a snack. if you are a theme park fan or have little ones with you it's a great way to spend a couple of hours

The boat ride was great. We get to enjoy the speedboat as it was cruising along the Andaman sea coast and the rivers which had mangroves. The skipper showed us some of the places to take pictures and we got a closeup view of the mangroves. The bat cave was also interesting to walk. The eagles were also easy to spot and you can see them clearly. Last stop fish farm was also great, you can have lunch there and see the fish and livestock like the stingray up close. 100% recommend if anyone comes to Langkawi, especially for the price.

Klook helps me save money and time. i book on the spot at the ticket counter after i found that the counter sells the ticket slightly higher than klook. it just took around a minute to complete the purchase. very fast and effective!

The petronas twin towers experience was good! It offered a nice view of the city; first at the connecting bridge on level 41, then at the top level 86. The staff were friendly and the top deck had lots of interactive history about its construction. experience: We had 10 minutes on the bridge then 15 minutes top deck. view was excellent despite the haze from the indonesian wildfires being blown into KL. The complimentary tea at the top was the best i've had but a bottle of water is the alternate option. The top cafe was full so had to wait to find a seat. Of course a gift shop at the end :) price: Compared to others like Merdeka 118, not bad in price - its one of those you gotta do and you gotta pay it. No complaints ease of booking on Klook: Very. Show your QR to the staff and they will scan it and give you a sticker.

i spend 6 hours watching every shows and take a ride to monkey island and safari tour to watch lion, cheetah and malayan tiger. shows: my favorite is wild wild west show at 2.20 pm facilities: got many vendors selling food to feed animals, got many restaurant, toilets. Crowd is so big, they need install many more resting chair.

With good weather, in the Cable Car you get to enjoy the view of the high mountains, the sea and even managed to spot waterfalls among the rainforest. The SkyGlide was a cramped one though. Hot and packed. My advice is, go down by the stairs so that you skip the waiting time that can go up to 30mins. (We were lucky to miss the 30mins wait as we went in before lunch time in the morning). You can then choose to take the SkyGlide when returning to take the SkyCab. To return via the stairway is a tiring ascending way up trip. The SkyBridge is rather short walking distance but has good view of the surrounding. 3D Art Museum was fun. You need to participate and take all of the fun shots to enjoy it. The SkyDome was ok. Kids will enjoy the show I supposed. The SkyRex was temporaily closed when we were there in early September.

Malaca is a very beautiful city with loads of historical sites. Our guide, Ms. Nadia Yeow, gave detailed directions/guidelines about the tour, what to expect, and how to prepare for the day. She was amazingly knowledgeable and friendly. We were introduced to historical sites with references briefly explained, and we were given some time to click pictures. Nadia herself helped us to take couple photos at locations. We were given water breaks in between to cool down in the scorching heat and shown shops, vendors, or stores if we wanted to purchase souvenirs, eat local food, etc. Overall the trip is worth every penny (if you can walk under scroching heat) and are interested in historical references. Also to Ms. Nadia for making this walking tour even better.

Kids can steer their own mini cars at the Driving School or put out simulated fires at the Rescue Academy. incredible replicas of Asian and global landmarks. The Dragon roller coaster inside the castle was so fun

My kids loved the trip to Lost World. Everything is perfect eventhough it’s quite packed during the school holidays. The only thing that bothers me is the staff at the food counter, looking like they were tired, no smile at all.