Culture - Malaysia

Aquaria KLCC

This amazing marine aquarium offers its visitors a chance to immerse themselves in the mysteries of the sea without even getting their feet wet!

Batu Caves

A wondrous site born of nature and religious culture, Batu Caves is not only a place of breathtaking beauty but also a cultural icon.

Tanjung Bungah's floating mosque, Tengku Tengah Zaharah, juts out from the beach and hovers on stilts just above crystal blue water. Traditional middle-eastern design is transplanted into a far-east paradise.

Galeri Petronas

Within the heart of Malaysia's Suria KLCC lies a gallery filled with the artistic expressions of a nation.

Hungry Ghost Festival

It is believed that during the seventh month, the Gates of Hell open allowing ghosts to wander the earth for one month. Ghosts with descendants will return to their homes and sure enough, they'll be hungry!

Kampung Baru

Regarded by many to embody the cultural heart of the city, Kampung Baru is a fine example of the richness of Malay heritage and culture.

Kek Lok Si Temple

The Kek Lok Si (Supreme Bliss) Temple is Penang's crown jewel, nestled in the hills of Air Itam in the center of Penang.

KL Tower Base Jumping Week

Once a year the KL Tower transforms into a base jumping platform. A spectacular experience, not only for the base jumpers ...

Kota Kinabalu Jazz Festival

Started in 2007 by the KK Rotary Club, the KK Jazz Festival features a whirlwind of sounds and aims to thrust Kota Kinabalu onto the stage of international music!

Kuala Lumpur Central Market

A cultural centre/market in the heart of KL which dates back to the 19th century. A great place to experience the cultural and culinary traditions which have blended together to make Malaysia what it is today!

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Aquaria KLCC

Batu Caves

Floating Mosque

Galeri Petronas

Hungry Ghost Festival