Why Traveling to Malaysia Should Be in Everyone’s Bucket List

From mega-diverse jungles packed with a high number of endemic species to colonial towns and breathtaking tropical beaches, Malaysia has it all. This culturally rich country in Southeast Asia has a thriving culinary scene, an affordable cost of living and modern cities with every home comfort you need. 

The visa policy of Malaysia isn’t strict at all; In fact, almost all passport holders can get between 14 and 90-day free entry. If you are from Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Cuba, Peru, United States, Uruguay, Belize, Bolivia, Chile, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Guyana, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Venezuela or other approved jurisdictions you can enter Malaysia without a visa. 

Home of special, respectful, friendly, and humble people, plus jaw-dropping nature wonders, Malaysia is definitely a nation that should be part of everyone’s bucket list and here’s why. 

2Festivals, Holidays, and Bazaars Can be Enjoyed All Year 

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Mooncake Festival & Hungry Ghost Festival

Malaysia has year-round amazing bazaars, street food, and local markets, during the fasting month, tourists and locals can enjoy special Ramadan Bazaars with mouthwatering Malay food, delicacies and more. Festivals and holidays take place every few weeks from Eid (the end of Ramadan) to Chinese New Year and indigenous events in Borneo. During the Chinese New Year, it is possible to enjoy the traditional lion dance around shopping malls, small businesses and at public events, according to the tradition the ritual brings good luck and fortune. In late May, people can join in the festivities at the indigenous Harvest Festival.