Vacation packages for family

Malaysia is a stunning country full of diversity, beautiful nature, culture, and unlimited delicious food! Who wouldn’t want to go there, right? Well, before you can go there you need to make sure you are ready for the big trip. If you follow these tips on how to prepare for Malaysia, you are guaranteed to have an amazing trip. Table of Contents 1 How to get the cheapest flight possible 2 How to get from the airport in Malaysia 3 How to travel cheaper than most 4 Say goodbye to high ATM fees 5 Cheap ways to get around Malaysia 6 Street food in Malaysia How to get the cheapest flight possible If you research how to get a cheap flight on the internet, someone will always say they have the full proof method on getting you the best deals. I’m not saying that by any means, but after a year of full-time travel, we have learned a couple of quick tricks that get us $300 USD tickets from NYC to Asia every time. First off have Google chrome, Next, open an ‘incognito win...

Night Markets have been around for decades in Langkawi, Malaysia, and take this from the experience, these markets are the best. Some may even ask where are the best night markets to visit in Langkawi. While staying in Langkawi for just under a month we had plenty of time to try some of the night markets and best places to eat on the island . Langkawi night markets are not just popular for shopping but also for sampling many different types of  Malay food. It’s normally priced between RM1 and RM9(.25 USD-2.26USD). You can say, these Langkawi markets are the best and cheapest place to get authentic local dishes. For us, it was an experience in itself. You can expect to see many friendly locals, expats, and tourists walk through the colorful stalls and sampling amazing local dishes. Hopefully, this article will shed some light based on personal experiences in these markets. To help you learn all about the markets, here we present a guide to the Langkawi night markets schedule for eac...

Rich in culture and history, as well both architectural and natural beauty, even the shortest of visits to Malaysia is a once in a lifetime experience not easily forgotten.  Even so, if you do want to take a souvenir with you when you leave, you’ll want it to be as authentic and unique to the country as possible.  Whether it’s a memento for you or a gift for a loved one, it should be something to be treasured. These are 4 of the best souvenirs to look out for on your Malaysian travels with a tiny bit of advice about the types of souvenirs to steer clear of.      1. Traditional Malaysian Dress   If color is your thing, you won’t be able to resist picking up an item of Malaysian attire.  Malaysia is a multicultural country with influences from several of its surrounding countries, so you’ll have a wide variety of souvenirs to choose from including the Indian saree and kurta, the Chinese cheongsam and samfu or the Malay Baju Kurung and Baju Melayu. ...