Malaysia Holidays - Travel Essentials To Heed
Eternal wonders of Mothers Nature coruscating amid genius of mankind and glints and
glitters of modernism stringed together with rustic, rural grace, Malaysia is a kaleidoscopic tapestry to behold the microcosm of sheer diversity and utter contradiction! Its modern-day utopia Kuala Lumpur is a rollercoaster ride embracing the interesting past and the glorious future while Langkawi and Penang are all inclusive holiday retreats with ceaseless white sandy swathes and turquoise water and promise a whirlpool of natural delights to blas Britons who plan Malaysia Holidays. But before setting foot in the nation, getting the picture about visa requirements, best time and dos and donts is must. Here is a rundown of Malaysia Holidays essentials.Visa
As per the FCOs advice, British vacationers on Malaysia holidays do not need a visa to enter the country as a visitor. At the time of arrival, they are allowed to stay for three months. However, ensure to obtain visa from nearest Malaysian diplomatic mission prior to your travel if you intend to stay longer or have non-tourism purpose.
Passport
One must be in a possession of a valid passport to enter the country. It must be valid for at least a period of six months from the date of arriving in Malaysia.
Best Time to Go
This may vary depending upon if you seek economical all inclusive holiday packages or the best of climatic conditions. The country experiences tropical climate with high as well as humid temperatures for most part of the year. Normally, November to January remains the peak season as jamborees of Christmas, New Year's Eve, Chinese New Year and Hari Raya Puasa come alive. Nevertheless, cheap Malaysia holidays may not come by during this season.
Rain, on the contrary, brings off season in east coast (November to February) and Sabah and Sarawak (October to March). The period is ripe for making hay and lay hands on low cost all inclusive holidays.
Getting In and Around
There are a number of airlines that offer direct and indirect flights to Malaysian destinations from UK airports. Undoubtedly, Heathrow is the most popular among holidaymakers for the high number of options. Malaysia Airlines is the award winning flag carrier of the country. For travel within Malaysia, one can opt from a plethora of options - buses, trains and rental cars - for easily getting around and travelling across the country.
Do's and Dont's
Travellers are advised to dress decently, especially in rural areas while attitudes are liberal in metropolises such as Kuala Lumpur and Penang.
Avoid walking alone in lonely streets or poorly lit roads at night.
Make sure to remove shoes at the front door before entering homes, restaurants, and a place of worship including mosques and temples.
A simple 'Salaam' and a light handshake is traditional Malay greeting for male. Women can just smile and nod.
Although drinking tap water is safe, try to stick to bottled water.
Drink about 3 litres a day and stay hydrated.
Take essential medication and prescriptions along, it may not be easily accessible outside the cities.
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