Malaysia Honeymoon Packages

Malaysia is a multiethnic and multicultural country. It is a society where Malays, Chinese and Indians live side by side. The Chinese comprise about a third of the population. The Indians account for about 10% of the population. The official language is Malay and English is the second language.

In Malaysia, there are about 210 mammal species in the country,over 620 species of birds, and a high number of endemic bird species. More than 60 per cent of the country is still rainforest. There are 8000 species of flowering plants here. It includes 2000 tree species, 800 different orchids and 200 types of palm. The fauna in Malaysia includes elephants, tigers, rhinos, leopards, tapirs, sun bears, orangutans and gibbons.

Malaysia is an astonishing honeymoon destination that blends vibrant city life, lush rainforests, and pristine beaches. Whether you want to relax at a luxury beachfront resort or explore bustling cultural markets, there are packages and Malaysia Honeymoon Deals made for every romantic itinerary.

A quick-glimpse of Malaysia

Why is Malaysia a great honeymoon destination?

Malaysia is a place with an amazing tropical vibe. It has diverse landscapes, lush rainforests, and peaceful beaches. The culture of Malaysia is a blend of Malay, Chinese, and Indian influences. The place is surprisingly affordable as well while it offers world-class luxury. A Malaysia Honeymoon Trip for honeymooners is a great value holiday for a memorable romantic time. Here are some places that will make your honeymoon mesmerizing-

If you happen to visit Malaysia you just cannot skip visiting Tioman Island, you are going to love this island as it has really lush and tropical jungles with mountain streams as well, the beaches here are also pristine as well as you can find really mesmerising marine life in Tioman Island.

It also has a really famous Sabah River Safari which will provide you with a great experience that you are going to cherish for a lifetime.

Also there is this really famous Pulau Langkawi where you get the mesmerizing view of paddy fields.

You can also enjoy chilling in Batu Ferringhi Beach which is also famously known as Foreigner’s Rock where you can simply relax and rejuvenate with your loved one on the beach.

Pangkor Island, Perak is also another great place where you will find breathtaking views of corals, fish and sea cucumbers which will surely add up to the beauty of your honeymoon.

Cameron Highland is also a really famous destination in Malaysia. In this place, you will find the mesmerizing view of strawberry farms, beautiful valleys, hillslopes and even tea plantations. The climate here is cool which makes it different from other parts of Malaysia. Also the ecosystem here will make it a delight for nature lovers.

Kuala Lumpur doesn’t even need any introduction, there are endless possibilities of things that you can do in Kuala Lumpur.

What to expect from Malaysia?

Malaysia is diverse

The country is multiethnic. This diversity is reflected in Malaysia's languages, customs, religions, festivals and cuisines. The major religion in Malaysia is Islam. The land is shared between Malay, Chinese, and Indian communities. Prayers in the temples and mosques go up to the sky in three main languages – Bahasa Malaysia, Mandarin and Tamil.

The cuisine is just incredible

As Malaysia is a blend of different cultures, the cuisine is also a mixture of the three groups. The variety of Malaysian food is famous globally. The food here is celebrated for its rich, aromatic blend of Malay, Chinese, and Indian influences. Below is the list of famous foods in Malaysia-

• Nasi Lemak is a dish made of fragrant rice cooked in coconut milk and the pandan plant. The rice is then served with spicy sambal (a paste), fried anchovies, toasted peanuts, and boiled egg.
• Roti Canai is based on the Indian flatbread roti and is served with different dips.
• Laksa is a spicy noodle soup.
• Char Kway Teow is stir-fired flat rice noodles and is served with soy sauce, prawns, bean sprouts, eggs, and Chinese sausage.
• Nasi Kandar is a dish with rice and is served with curries and topped with fried chicken or beef.
• Satay is basically skewered and marinated meat grilled over charcoal fire. It is served with peanut sauce.
• Hokkien Mee is a noodle dish braised with soy sauce, and is served with pork, squid, and fried lard.

Amazing architecture

The architecture of Malaysia is a contrast, at one place you will find futuristic buildings and in the other you will find colonial-era designs. The landscape and designs of the country respects the diversity of the people here. Malaysia is filled with Chinese and Hindu temples. Bigger cities like Kuala Lumpur have modern architecture and skyscrapers. The country was previously ruled by the British, Dutch and Portuguese.

Vibrant Festivals

Malaysia’s year is filled with different celebrations. These festivals are influenced by Malay, Chinese, and Indian people. Malaysia's most famous attractions are-

• The Batu Caves, in Kuala Lumpur hold the Hindu festival of Thaipusam. These caves are guarded by the world's tallest statue of the Hindu deity, Murugan (43m/140ft).
• Muslim Hari Raya Aidilfitri is the week-long food feast.
• Traditional indigenous harvest festivals of Kaamatan in Sabah and Gawai in Sarawak.
• Around February, you can visit Penang or Malacca to experience the Chinese New Year.

Surprising adventures

Malaysia offers incredible adventure activities. Travelers can try the multi-day jungle treks in the 130-million-year-old rainforests and spot tigers, elephants, rhinos, orangutans, and many other animals. They can also go diving and see turtles, barracudas, sharks, and parrot fish. Other adventures they can try are nature tours, high-rope courses, scaling the mountains, and exploring the massive caves.

Couples can book the best from the vast varieties of Malaysia Honeymoon Packages. By booking these packages, couples avail great deals and discounts. They also don’t have to look out for everything and enjoy their time without any tension. The packages start from ₹35,000 to ₹45,000 per person for a 5-day to 7-day trip, depending on luxury inclusions.

What are the best places to visit in Malaysia?

Sabah

Sabah is located in the northern part of the island of Borneo. The capital of Sabah is Kota Kinabalu. It is known as the "Land Below the Wind." The place is famous for rich biodiversity and coral reefs. Southeast Asia’s highest peak Mount Kinabalu is in Sabah.

Langkawi

It is a cluster of 99 islands. Langkawi is located on the northwest coast of Malaysia. These beaches are famous for beaches and rainforests. The place also got a recognition as a UNESCO Geopark. The island is fully duty free. People who visit Langkawi mostly buy chocolates, perfumes, and alcohol. For adventures, try kayaking, jet-skiing, or diving in the crystal-clear waters.

Pangkor Islands

Pulau Pangkor or Pangkor Islands is a private and duty-free island off the western coast of Perak. It is a great place for an exclusive private island retreat. It is famous for white-sand beaches, rainforests, colonial history, and native wildlife. Couples can enjoy romantic dinners, sunset cruises, and massages here.

Malacca

Malacca is a coastal city and is just two hours from Kuala Lumpur. The place is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is famous for its rich history, distinct Peranakan culture, and colonial architecture. It was once a powerful 15th-century Malay Sultanate before falling under Portuguese, Dutch, and British rule. Here couples can explore Dutch Square (Red Square) with its bright terracotta buildings and Christ Church.

Cameron Highlands

Cameron Highlands has tea estates, Mossy Forest, and fresh strawberries, everything perfect for a great honeymoon. This hill station is a peaceful escape with your loved one. The colonial bungalows are wonderfully serene and far from city chaos. It is a great place to experience the cool mountain air and slow pace.

Kuala Lumpur

The name translates to "muddy estuary" in Malay. It is the capital and largest city of Malaysia. It is a city with futuristic skylines and multicultures. The city was once a mining settlement, it has now become Southeast Asia's economic hub.

A Kuala Lumpur and Langkawi honeymoon package combines the vibrant energy of a lively metropolitan city with the serene, tropical beauty of a pristine island. This package gives the honeymooners the best of both worlds.

What is the best time to visit Malaysia?

The best time to visit Malaysia depends on the region that you want to visit. The country has two distinct monsoon systems. Below is the information regarding the best time to visit in different places of Malaysia-

West Coast (Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Langkawi, Cameron Highlands)

• From December to April the weather is dry and sunny. It is a great time for city sightseeing and island hopping.
• From August to October the West Coast gets the highest rainfall.

East Coast Islands (Perhentian, Redang, Tioman)

• The best months to visit are March to October. During these months, you can enjoy the crystal-clear waters and their activities.
• From November to February the islands are hit with monsoon rains, which result in shutting of many resorts.

Borneo (Sabah & Sarawak)

• From March to October, the weather is dry. It is a great time for jungle trekking and wildlife trekking.

If you want to experience festivals and celebrations visit Malaysia in January or February.

How to reach Malaysia?

By air-

Traveling by air is the best option to travel to Malaysia. There are three major airports in Malaysia-

• Senai International Airport
• Kota Kinabalu International Airport
• Kuala Lumpur International Airport

You can take flights to Malaysia from the neighboring places like Singapore, Indonesia, and Thailand. The prices are mostly very economical, and the flight duration would be based on the location you are traveling from.

Distance of major Indian cities to Malaysia

By rail:

Keretapi Tanah Melayu commonly referred to as KTM is the Malaysian Railway service that offers rides from Singapore, and Thailand. Railways are the most preferred means of transport if you are traveling from Singapore. It takes two days to reach Malaysia from Bangkok and 7 to 10 hours from Singapore. There is no way you can reach Malaysia from India directly.

By road:

There is no way to get into Malaysia by road directly from India. However, if you want to travel by road, you can land in Singapore, Thailand, or Indonesia and avail buses from there.

By sea:

Reaching Malaysia by ferry is one of the most relaxed options. Sumatra, Thailand, and Indonesia are well connected to Malaysia. You can take a luxury cruise from either of these places to reach Malaysia.

Malaysia is a fantastic choice for a honeymoon from India, offering a beautiful mix of lively modern cities, lush tropical rainforests, pristine beaches, and rich cultural heritage. It is relatively close and the best part about Malaysia is that it will be easy on your pocket. Couples can look for different Malaysia Honeymoon Packages from India and book what works for them the most.

We, at Sharp Travels, specialize in providing you the best honeymoon experience within your budget so that you can enjoy your honeymoon in the best possible deals. You can get in touch with us for details.

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