Malaysia.
Tanjung Sepat
A fishing town on the Strait of Malacca in Selangor, Tanjung Sepat is known for its seafood restaurants and, in particular, seafood steamboat.
Beluran
Low-rise river town on Sabah's eastern coast, Beluran lines a broad, slow-moving waterway flanked by dense tropical forest, offering a genuine glimpse into e…
Kuala Lipis
Once the colonial capital of Pahang state, Kuala Lipis held that role for most of the British period before Kuantan took over in 1955.
Tuaran
Tuaran is a district capital in Sabah, Malaysia, known for two things that draw visitors off the main highway north of Kota Kinabalu: its nine-storey Ling-Sa…
Johor Bahru
Johor Bahru, the capital of Malaysia's Johor state, sits at the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula directly across from Singapore, connected by the Johor-Si…
Tenom
Tenom Coffee, a locally grown variety that has become the town's signature product, puts this tiny Sabah interior town on the map for those passing through t…
Muar town
Muar — also known as Bandar Maharani, or Empress Town — is a royal city on the southern bank of the Muar River in Johor, Malaysia, with a walkable centre wel…
Tampin
A small Malaysian town at the southern tip of the Titiwangsa Mountains — the longest mountain range on the peninsula — Tampin sits on the state border betwee…
Seri Menanti
The royal capital of Negeri Sembilan state, Seri Menanti is a valley town in central Malaysia surrounded by the rolling hills of the Titiwangsa Range and hom…
Papar
A district capital in Sabah, Malaysia, a short drive south of Kota Kinabalu, Papar sits on the banks of the Papar River close to the sea, with the Crocker Ra…
Padang Endau
This pocket-sized fishing town at the mouth of the Endau River on Malaysia's east coast, Padang Endau is one of the larger fishing ports on the peninsula's e…
Sandakan
A Malaysian city on the coast of Borneo, where a gold-domed mosque rises against dense tropical forest, and wildlife-rich rainforest surrounds a waterfront u…
Lahad Datu
This coastal city on Sabah's Dent Peninsula in Malaysian Borneo, Lahad Datu sits at the water's edge with mountains visible in the distance and a walkable ce…
Tawau
City on the southeast coast of Sabah, Borneo, with a walkable centre full of cafés and restaurants and a waterfront within easy reach.
Sipitang
A tiny coastal town in Sabah, Malaysia, Sipitang sits on the water near the Sarawak border and serves as a transit point for overland and sea routes connecti…
Kluang
This city in central Johor with a walkable centre known for its café and restaurant scene, Kluang sits in mountain terrain and has built a secondary identity…
Batang Kali
A small town in Selangor's hill country that serves as the main gateway to Genting Highlands, Batang Kali sits in mountain terrain and draws visitors passing…
Tamparuli
Tamparuli, a town in Sabah on the island of Borneo, is best known for its long suspension bridge — a landmark made famous across the Kadazan-Dusun community…
Kukup
This modest fishing village in Johor, Malaysia, Kukup is known for its open-air seafood restaurants built on stilts over the water.
Bagan Pulau Ketam
A compact fishing village spread along the waterfront of a mangrove-fringed island off Selangor's coast, Bagan Pulau Ketam rewards visitors with a car-free w…
Padang Rengas
A small Malaysian town in Perak's upland country, where a dramatic limestone peak — visible rising above forested slopes — anchors the landscape, with rubber…
Marudi
This riverside town on the Baram River in Sarawak, Marudi serves as a transit gateway to Gunung Mulu National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the Kel…
Klang
Klang — officially the Royal City of Klang — is a former capital of Selangor state in Malaysia, with a walkable centre carrying a real café and restaurant sc…
Ipoh
Ipoh, the capital of Malaysia's Perak state, is a large city with a well-regarded food scene built around hawker stalls and restaurants serving famous local…
Raub
This Pahang town sits in a valley between the Titiwangsa Range to the west and Gunung Benom to the east, making it a base for exploring mountain terrain in t…
Ranau
This town in Sabah on the Malaysian part of Borneo, Ranau sits close to mountains and within reach of water, with road connections to Kota Kinabalu and the e…
Sibu
River city in central Sarawak on the island of Borneo, Sibu sits at the confluence of the Rajang and Igan Rivers and serves as the main departure point for b…
Seremban
This walkable city in the hill terrain of Negeri Sembilan state, Seremban is the state capital of Malaysia's west-coast Peninsular region and sits within the…
Kota Belud
Kota Belud, a pocket-sized town in Sabah's West Coast Division, is best known for its weekly open-air market — the tamu — held every Sunday, with a much larg…
Tapah
This little Malaysian town in Perak that serves as one of the two main gateway points to Cameron Highlands, Tapah sits at the foot of the Titiwangsa Range an…
Tanah Rata
This little highland town serves as the main hub of Cameron Highlands in Pahang, Malaysia, sitting at high elevation on an unusually flat stretch of terrain…
Bentong
Malaysian market town in western Pahang where shophouse-lined streets give way to forested hills on the horizon, making it a practical and atmospheric base f…
Kuala Kubu Bharu
Rebuilt after a catastrophic 1926 flood swept away almost the entire original settlement, Kuala Kubu Bharu is a planned garden township in Selangor, Malaysia…
Kuala Selangor
A tall white colonial-era lighthouse rises above a green hillside in this northwestern Selangor town, which pairs a walkable café and restaurant scene with a…
Ladang Serendah
A low-rise Malaysian town set against densely forested hills, with palm-lined roads, nearby waterfalls, and easy access to the wider Selangor uplands just no…
Sungai Siput Utara
This Malaysian market town in Perak's Kuala Kangsar district, where rows of two-storey shophouses line a busy main street with a blue mountain ridge visible…
Genting Highlands
Malaysia's only legal casinos sit high in the Titiwangsa Mountains at Genting Highlands, a hill station on Mount Ulu Kali in Pahang developed from 1965 by bu…
Kuala Terengganu
Kuala Terengganu, the royal capital and administrative centre of Terengganu state on Malaysia's East Coast, sits at the mouth of the Terengganu River facing…
Kuantan
Kuantan, the largest city on the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia, sits at the mouth of the Kuantan River along the South China Sea, with beaches and a walk…
Segamat
This compact riverside town in northern Johor, Malaysia, with a walkable centre that holds a concentration of cafés, restaurants, and historic churches.
Parit Buntar
This walkable town in Perak's Kerian District, Parit Buntar has a centre with a good spread of cafés and restaurants serving local dishes including laksa, Ho…
Kuala Sungai Baru
A small fishing town on the Malacca coast, Kuala Sungai Baru draws visitors to its jetty for fresh catches and offers fishing along the shoreline or by hired…
Batu Arang
Coal mining built Batu Arang in the early 20th century, and the industry's rise and collapse — from the 1908 discovery of deposits through wartime disruption…
Kuala Kangsar
Perak's royal town, Kuala Kangsar sits at the confluence of the Kangsar and Perak rivers a short drive northwest of Ipoh, carrying a long history as one of t…
Tangkak
Town in Johor, Malaysia, known as a major entry point to Mount Ledang, the highest mountain in the state.
Kajang
A Malaysian city with a lively café and restaurant scene in its walkable centre, Kajang sits in upland country near water and within reach of a UNESCO World…
Taiping
This Malaysian city in upland country with a walkable historic centre, a dense café and restaurant scene, and a notable concentration of old churches that re…
Pandamaran
This Malaysian coastal town with a walkable centre packed with cafés and restaurants, Pandamaran sits near the water and within reach of a UNESCO World Herit…
Mentakab
This Malaysian inland town set in upland country along a river, with a compact centre where cafés and local restaurants make it a practical and pleasant stop…
Jitra
A Malaysian town in the northern interior with a lively café and restaurant scene within easy reach of both waterways and the upland countryside beyond.
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