Hostel in Kuala Tahan village
Agosto Taman Negara Hostel
A quiet, adults-only hostel with a garden
See today's offersOur Malaysian listings cover four very different trips: the street food and heritage of Penang, the beaches and duty-free shopping of Langkawi, the cool tea country of the Cameron Highlands and the rainforest of Taman Negara.
They combine well in one route through the north and centre of Peninsular Malaysia, and each destination has a guide to help you pick the right area.
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Hostel in Kuala Tahan village
A quiet, adults-only hostel with a garden
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Family apartments in the middle of Brinchang
See today's offersKuala Lumpur is the main hub, with flights to Penang and Langkawi and buses to the Cameron Highlands and Taman Negara. Ferries link Penang with Langkawi, and the Cameron Highlands are a few hours by road from both Kuala Lumpur and Penang.
The west coast, including Penang and Langkawi, is usually driest from around December to March. The Cameron Highlands are cool all year, and Taman Negara's wettest period is usually from around November to January.
By ferry, which usually takes a few hours, or by a short flight.
Yes. Shared minivans and bus-and-boat transfers link the two, usually taking most of a day.
Yes, the island has duty-free status.