The state has long enthralled visitors with its diverse range of attractions. Ancient rainforests, pristine islands, world-renowned golf courses and shopping establishments.

Kedah is the most ancient state in Malaysia, boasting a history that dates back to the 5th century AD. The country’s main rice producer, it occupies an area of 9,425 sq km in the north of the peninsula and borders Thailand

Kelantan’s hinterland is a dramatic mix of mountains, caves and pristine jungles.  The state’s landscape is a charming blend of quaint villages, small towns and riverine settlements. 

Experience the rustic charm of Kelantan!

Kuala Lumpur, or popularly known as ‘KL’, is Malaysia’s capital city and one of Asia’s most dynamic cities. This bustling metropolis is a melting pot of races and cultures, and is home to a population of 1.6 million people.

Melaka invites you to experience the old world charm of buildings and architecture inherited from centuries of Portuguese, Dutch and British rule, and to witness the various customs and cultures of its people.

Discover the beauty of Negeri Sembilan, the home of ancient traditions! Negeri Sembilan is situated in the west of Peninsular Malaysia. It is about 50km south of Kuala Lumpur.

Pahang’s capital city is Kuantan, a bustling township with interesting sights.  Pahang is the largest state in Peninsular Malaysia. Come, enjoy this Gift of Nature today!

Elegant colonial buildings rise among modern skyscrapers in its capital, George Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, while unique flora and fauna flourish in the Penang National Park. Festivals are celebrated with much colour and gusto at this Cuisine Capital, famed for its bewildering array of mouth-watering eats.

Perak is situated along the west coast of Peninsular Malaysia and covers an area of 21,000 sq km. Meaning silver in Malay, it was so named as the state is home to the Kinta Valley, which once contained the world’s richest tin deposits, drawing visitors from around the globe.

Perlis has a history dating back to 1800. The northern gateway to Malaysia, it is flanked by Kedah in the south and Thailand in the north. It covers 795 sq km and features a sprawling countryside characterised by paddy plains and interspersed with rustic villages, limestone outcrops and serene lakes.

Putrajaya is known for its striking architecture, wide open spaces, parks and a scenic manmade lake. The focal point of Putrajaya is the Putra Square.

A holiday in Selangor promises non-stop fun, entertainment and adventure. This is one of the most prosperous and developed states in the country. Selangor is also known as the ‘gateway to Malaysia’ because the main entry points are situated within the state.

Home to charming coastal villages and a wealth of traditional crafts, Terengganu beckons with a grace and beauty that is distinctly Malay.