Choosing the best vacation place is always tricky; some people like to hang out with friends, while others want to go with family members. Everyone wants to visit the best places in the world with minimum expenditures. If you are looking for budget-friendly destinations, Malaysia is the best option for you. There are many super affordable destinations in Malaysia to enjoy your vacations. Malaysia is where people come from different countries, especially Asian countries, so other languages and cultures merge to make a more diverse environment. It is the home of beautiful islands, coastlines, and landscapes; all these things make Malaysia one of the most visited places in the world. Here are some of the most affordable destinations in Malaysia you can visit.
Taiping, Perak
Taiping is a city known for its sustainability and is placed as the third most sustainable city in the world. So, this city has charm, as it has greenery all around and many historical spots are worth watching. Taiping lake gardens is a must-see spot in this city, which shows a fantastic blend of greenery and nature; it was a mining site, but then the British government turned it into a public garden, and now its landscape designs make it so unique. There are many other places to visit like,Bukit Larut (or Maxwell Hill) is also another place you can see. Located 1,250 meters above sea level, you can enjoy the weather up there as it falls to 15 degrees. Here you can enjoy hiking if you like adventure, another best place is the Taiping museum if you are interested in history you can go there and learn about the history of the past. There are also some famous restaurants where you can enjoy different types of Chinese food and the locals’ traditional dishes.
Muar, Johor
If you are a food lover and want to visit some historic spots, then Muar is the best place for you, as this town is famous and has its charm. It has a historical Mosque, Masjid Jamek Sultan Ibrahim, and is one of the most beautiful buildings in that region and was built in 1927, and the design looks European style. Muar Clock Tower, Sultan Ismail Bridge, and Tanjung Emas are other fantastic buildings. All these buildings are must-watch spots if you are interested in ancient architecture. From here you can enjoy different types of food like satay, cendol, mee Bandung. Also, cuttlefish, shrimps, and beef is the specialty of Muar. And all you can enjoy with minimum spending, Muar is a must-see spot.
Malacca
Malacca is considered one of the most historic Malaysian destinations to visit. It is found on the west coast; there’s an eclectic mix of architecture and culture to explore. The best things to do in Malacca include an abundance of breathtaking sights and the rich heritage of this quaint city. It is easy to get around on foot or trishaw to explore the many places that make it unique. As the unofficial historic capital of Malaysia, Malacca’s most prominent contribution to the Malaysian cultural landscape is the Baba-Nyonya or Peranakan culture. Here are some outclass spots that you should not miss, like Famosa Fort, Jonker Street, Christ Church Melaka, and many more. So, this city is filled with traditions and culture, and the ancient buildings make this place so unique.
Kuala perlis
This is situated near the border of Thailand, as it is close to the wall, so it has many same traditions as Thailand and is also essential geographically. Many houses are wooden made here. Perlis is situated in the northern part of Malaysia. It is a relatively calm and quiet place that one can find in Malaysia. A small state which is rich with natural beauty in its way possible. So, if you feel bored, you need to visit this place as this is so rich with natural beauty that will calm your nerves. There are also some famous spots you should not miss like, Perlis state park, Timah tosh lake, kelam cave, and many more. So many spots need many days if you want to enjoy them fully.
Kota Bharu
Kota Bharu is found on Malaysia’s east coast and is famous; and Kota Bharu is one of the most traditional cities in the country. This is a conservative place, but an interesting one, as you will see a side of Malaysia, but still the best place to see nature closely. Visit the local museums and mosques, and see the grand architecture of the royal palaces.
Malaysia is the best option if you have a limited budget but want to explore nature, historic sites, and great works of art and architecture. Here you can enjoy your holidays without spending too much money.
