Malaysia is one of the most exotic honeymoon destinations in South Asia. Malaysia exhibits a fusion of a variety of cultures.

Eastern Malaysia offers views of wonderful wildlife and Mt Kinabalu.

Malaysia, being one of the luxury honeymoon destinations is a home to some of the spectacular beaches mountains, and national parks.

Rolling hills with waterfalls cascading down offer a actually astounding sight.

The fragrance of exotic plants hovers in the atmosphere. Love flows in the air of Malaysia. You will surely get addicted to the natural charms of Malaysia during your honeymoon trips.

Top Resorts in Malaysia

Langkawi and Penang are a place of safety for beach lovers and combine history and tranquillity in equal measure.

The capital city of Kuala Lumpur is both sparkling and colourful and is excellent for all you shopaholics out there.

For a more sedate Malaysia honeymoon, head for close Borneo, the world’s third largest island, where wildlife and nature are in abundance.

Tips for a Romantic Honeymoon

1. Touch up on some massage techniques. Purchase a book to help you if you are not a masseuse, and perhaps you could read it on your voyage to your honeymoon destination.

2. Take along some of your favorite music and have it playing softly in the room. This will be a subtle way of letting your spouse know you are in the mood.

3. Have a impractical candlelit dinner on the balcony of your hotel room and persist with the fireworks our on the balcony for a bit of added spice and excitement.

4. Don’t forget to have a camera at hand at all times - it's those unpredicted pictures which always turn out the best. Having "insubordinate" pictures of the two of you on your honeymoon will remain the flame on fire for many years to come

5. Have the hotel fill your room with fresh aromatic flowers like Hyacinths or Gardenias - every time you smell persons plants you will keep in mind your honeymoon for the rest of your life.

Malaysia Honeymoon Beaches

It would be an unfeasible task to explain every one of Malaysia's thousands of beautiful beaches.

Ranging from the fine stretches of sand that distinguish the eastern coastline of Peninsular Malaysia to the black sand beach of Pantai Pasir Hitam and the smooth stone beach of Pantai Batu Kerikil, Malaysia's shores tender more idyllic locales than one could travel around in many lifetimes.

Top Beaches of Malaysia

1. Datai Beach,Langkawi Island
2. Long Beach
3. Pantai Teluk Belanga
4. Redang Island
5. Tioman Island
6. Turtle Beach & Golden Beach

For the best of the whole thing from Malaysia beaches head present in between April and May and be sure to avoid roving in November from end to end January as the beaches see a lot more rain the sea surf is rough.

High season is in June from side to side August so books well in go forward in particular if you're looking at stay in a popular resort.

Best Time to Visit Malaysia

The best time to visit Malaysia is to stay away from the two peak tourist seasons.

The first peak tourist season falls approximately from the opening of December to the end of January, covering the major communal holidays — Christmas, New Year’s Day, Chinese New
Year. Hari Raya Puasa, celebrating the end of Ramadan, shifts dates from year to year.

During this season, Asian travel routes are book solid and hotels are maxed out. Favorable deals are rare, because most of Asia takes annual leave at this time.


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