Planning on travelling to Malaysia in the year 2021 from Pakistan? Exploring the local cuisine of Malaysia must be on your list as Malaysia offers an amazing mix of cuisine from the rich cultural mix of the population. Malaysia is the number one destination for honeymooners from Muslim countries. Therefore, halal food is commonly available in all parts of Malaysia. 

Melaka is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Malaysia for family holidays. If you are travelling from Pakistan to Kuala Lumpur, Melaka can be an ideal location for a day trip or a weekend break. Melaka is a UNESCO heritage declared city with a rich cultural history of Dutch and Portuguese settlers which is evident in a well-preserved building in the historical quarters of the city. Melaka offers a wide range of accommodation at very economical rates as compared to Kuala Lumpur or other places in Malaysia. With fun-packed theme parks for children, resort styled hotels and amazing shopping Malls, Melaka must be on your list for your next trip to Malaysia. 

Malaysia offers a wide range of outdoor adventures for hikers and trekkers in some of the oldest rainforest and unique mountainous areas in South East Asia.  A number of national parks spread across the mainland Malaysia as well Souther Malaysia offering unique jungle adventures hikers and outdoor lovers. A large number of tour companies offer customized tours and hikes to some of the remote locations across the country.

Malaysia is the number one destination for honeymooners from Pakistan. Being a Muslim country Malaysia caters to a large number of visitors from across the world. A major chunk of these travellers to Malaysia includes family travellers and honeymooners from the Middle East and other Muslim countries. Cheap accommodation, a wide range of amazing destinations, excellent shopping and safety are some of the major reasons for choosing Malaysia for travelling. Most visitors from Pakistan spend an average of five to seven nights in Malaysia. Here are my recommendations on practical travel itineraries for honeymooners to Malaysia in the coming year. 

If you are ready to explore the food, culture and history of Malaysia in one place, Georgetown Penang is the place to visit. This beautiful Island is located at the Nother-Western end of Malaysia and is accessible by road, ferry and aeroplane. The driving distance of Georgetown from Kuala Lumpur is around 300 km and driving time is around 4 to 5 hours depending on the road condition. Penang is one of the top destinations for honeymooners and family travellers from Pakistan. A ferry ride from Penang is a great way to travel to the Island of Langkawi.