malaysia country of interest .

* Où et quand partir en Malaisie

* The climate in Malaysia

The climate is equatorial, slightly tempered by sea entries. The temperature is high throughout the year, and humidity almost permanent.

The winter monsoon dominates from November to February with heavy rain, especially in eastern regions.

The summer monsoon is active from August to November, it brings rain to the west and is accompanied by very strong winds.

Consider these differences, avoiding trips to the east of the country between October and February.

For the rest of the country throughout the year that may facilitate your trip, except the month of Ramadan where everything works in slow motion.

Swimming will be possible in all seasons, water is constantly above 25 ° C.

* Useful information

- Before the start

Flight time is 13 pm
All times are GMT + 8
Visa required: no
Mandatory vaccinations: no
Currency: Ringgit (MYR)
> Currency Converter: 1 MYR = 0.2367 €
Language (s): Malay

- Why travel to Malaysia?

Relaxation and leisure: 4/5
Culture and cities: 3/5
Nature and landscapes: 5/5

* What to see and do in Malaysia

Divided into two pieces of land, Malaysia will surprise you with its first unusual geography. On the peninsula, the capital Kuala Lumpur, always buzzing and full economic development, offers its lively streets and its Chinese market, its gigantic mosque and a Hindu temple. Also visit Malacca and homes in Dutch architecture, Kota Bahru and its central market protected by a huge skylight playing with light on the shelves, and do not forget to try the sublime local specialties sold in small shops. Then take a boat to the Perhentian islands, with their dreamy beaches lapped by crystal-clear sea.

Opposite, on the island of Borneo, Sarawak is characterized by its national parks, home to a dense jungle wildlife and the spectacular and diverse flora and tribes that will welcome you in an unforgettable way. The other state, Sabah is very poor despite its natural resources, however, you can visit the park for the rehabilitation of orangutans in Sepilok, you can approach as they are fed, and Mount Kinabalu, which peaks over 4000m.

Malaysia is a mosaic of contrasting and contradictory impressions where legends and exoticism are constantly faced with a modern, hectic gigantism.

* Malaysia practice

You can very easily get to fly to Kuala Lumpur.

If you are French, you do not need a visa, you will need is a valid passport.

The currency in circulation is the Malaysian ringgit.

You eat very properly for modest amounts, about € 5: the food we will offer is very diverse, since it is influenced by all neighboring cultures, Chinese, Thai, Indian, Indonesian, Malay, but also because it has own specialties.

To sleep, you will find no problem double room for less than 20 € in guesthouses or more traditional hotels.

If you wish to travel to Malaysia, there are many domestic flights but also frequent buses, inexpensive and effective. Boats travel between the peninsula and the states of Sarawak and Sabah. In town, taxis and buses are very common, and modern underground works in Kuala Lumpur.

From a health point of view, remember to protect yourself from mosquitoes which commonly transmit dengue.

You can claim up memories of traditional items like batik sarongs, pewter, kites, wicker baskets and the famous Malay kris while you're there in the markets, that of Kota Bharu among others.

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