Family-Friendly Tours in Malaysia:

Book family-friendly tours in Malaysia for unforgettable memories!

Malaysia itself is a country that offers delicious and cheap food that again speaks miles for the diversification of the country. The tourists are left with multiple choices of Chinese, Thai, Malay and Indian cuisines to try out. There are many incredible places in Malaysia that let tourists along with their family members experience the cultural and modern sides of the country.

Family-Friendly Malaysia has museums to educate children about Asian heritage and culture, great festivals are celebrated by all solidly, and tours the spendid islands for exploration. This mix of cultures and traditions are evident of the chinese, Indian and Malay presense in the country. This teaches children how different walks of life join hands to make a harmonious society. It equally constitutes great fun for the clan to sightsee, engage in water sports and hop from one island to another on a family trip.

Top family destination in Malaysia:

1. Tenggol Island:
A magnificent dive site of peninsular Malaysia, Tenggol Island is mainly recommended for experienced divers due to strong currents. With some magnificent resorts to lay back and enjoy, this dramatic island, 45 minutes by speedboat is considered one of the top spots for scuba diving in Malaysia. Explore colorful marine life at over 20 snorkeling spots with breathtaking underwater sceneries.

2.The Swallow Reef Resort
Layang-Layang Resort (Swallow Reef Resort) is a 3-star private Island Resort, beautifully built in a design that reflects the traditional longhouse theme on this coral-encrusted island. The Layang-Layang resort presents an experience like none to relish the local life amid contemporary comforts and conveniences. Eighty-six brand-new traditionally restored rooms strikingly portray the splendour of Borneo tribes. All accommodation is well fitted with refrigerators, telephones, private hot baths, and satellite TV with air-conditioned rooms for extra convenience. 

3. National Museum
Quite often misconstrued as the textile museum, the National Museum is nonetheless another one of the must-see museums in Malaysia. It encapsulates a good overview of the land's history right from pre-historic times until the present. Malaysia's history, geological features, and geography are paraded in one gallery along with a splendid and life-like replica of the 11,000-year-old Perak man. Meanwhile, the other wing of the museum is filled with some fresh insights into modern history, roadway recreations of royal beds, temple walls, and ceremonial garb from several hundred years back. 

4. Investigate the dark yet beautiful caves:
With limestone caves strewn all over Malaya, tourist entrances such as Batu, Gua Kelam, Tong Cave Temple, and Gua Tempurung Cave are famous for the spectacular topographical features adorning the caves, the stalactites, the stalagmites, the halectite and the pillars. It would be a thrill to crawl through this cave and no one would want to miss out on the fun!

5. Walk the untouched rainforests:
Borneo island is a home to the lush green dense rainforests which contain several endangered and rare species of flora and fauna. Officially opened to the public in 2006, the Rainforest discovery centre offers a glimpse of a wide array of plants, animals and insects found in the rainforest. Apart from this, it takes the tourist through the manicured botanical gardens, whereby one gets to enjoy trekking amidst the rough terrains of the jungles. More than that, there is a series of canopy walks that give tourists an excellent opportunity to sneak in on some of the rare species of birds in the dense forests.

6. Appreciate Birds In KL Bird Park:
If you are visiting Kuala Lumpur with family, particularly with children, this is one of the most known spots to be in. With plenty of birds, it has been regarded as the world's largest walk-in aviary with tropical foliage and chirping birds. This is one of the greenest areas in the city, giving it an added attraction. 

7. Hangout At Sunway Lagoon:
The Sunway Lagoon is a big theme park situated in Petaling Jaya near Kuala Lumpur. This is often considered one of the best places to take kids. The theme park consists of various attractions inside the premise, namely the Nicklodean theme park and the other parks that host some thrilling rides.

8. Dive into Scuba diving:
Scuba diving is a water activity that has gained popularity in Malaysia and a holiday here would be incomplete without it. It is an excellent way to cool off while seeing underwater for some fantastic marine life. If water sports such as scuba diving are on your wish list, you are lucky to be in Malaysia, with plenty of diving spots well-known for their biodiversity. Do remember that scuba diving is feasible year-round here, with seasonal variations being localized.

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