A trip for four in the Western Peninsula of Malaysia. Sunrise and sunset on the beach of Langkawi, the mural-painted old town of George Town, Penang, and a trip to Kuala Lumpur. It was my first time to experience right-hand drive, and I used the wiper as a turn signal countless t

Malaysia Western Peninsula Foursome. The sunrise and sunset on the beach in Langkawi, the mural-painted old town in George Town, Penang, and the trip to Kuala Lumpur . It was my first time to experience right-hand drive, and I used the wiper as a turn signal countless times. I am glad that I can still chat with taxi drivers after losing my English for so many years. I am grateful to the people I met along the way. Their friendliness, trust and smiles always make people happy. memorable!

[Full tour attractions and projects]

[Langkawi]

Self-driving around the island ( Sky Bridge , Tanjung Rhu Beach, Giant Eagle Plaza, Cenang Beach, etc.)

Island hopping tour (Shimi Island, Lion Island) , Maternity Island)

[Penang]

George Town Mural Food Tour (Street Murals, Blue House, Surname Bridge, St. George's Church, City Hall, Old Guan Chai Kok Clock Tower, Peranakan Museum, Kapitan Mosque , etc.)

[Kuala Lumpur]

Petronas Towers , National Mosque and other city tours

Pre-trip preparation and related introduction

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[Travel list]

1 , Passport, visa (prepare copies in case of emergency), Chinese driver's license, driver's license translation, signature pen. Save screenshots of your flight tickets and hotel reservations in advance for customs inspection.

2, wallet, keys, Bank of Chengdu gold card (no handling fee for withdrawals), credit card

3, mobile phone (clean memory, Google Maps, agoda, Mafengwo, very accurate, Link bike, grab), mobile phone charger, mobile power supply, headphones , DJI stabilizer

4, SLR, lens, camera battery, camera charger, memory card, DJI drone

5, clothing (summer clothes, underwear, swimming trunks, slippers), sun hat

6, sunscreen, toilet paper, Toiletries (towels, toothbrushes and toothpaste, shampoo, soap)

Before departure: trim your beard and nails. Activate roaming according to work needs.

Special note: AirAsia flights limit each person to a maximum of 7KG of luggage! Suitcases can only be within 20 inches!

[About visa]

1. Malaysia has a 15-day visa exemption for Chinese tourists, but they need to apply online.

2. Log in to http://www.windowmalaysia.my/?lang=zh and select Chinese language.

3. After registration, choose to apply for the visa-free program (eNTRI), upload photos, air tickets, hotel itinerary and other information, fill in the form, charge a handling fee of 160 yuan, and issue the visa online.

[Currency, phone card]

[Currency]

1. The Malay currency (RM) is mainly used in Malaysia. As of March 2018, the exchange rate is, 1RM=1.67CNY

2. There are many ATMs just outside the airport, which can facilitate withdrawals. Some ATMs You can only withdraw 1000 MYR at a time

[Telephone Card]

Choose to buy it after leaving the airport. The advantage of buying it at the airport is that there are staff to help install it and it is guaranteed to work.

【Food Accommodation】

【Langkawi Food】

1. The ice cream in Langkawi 7-11 is really delicious. The key is that it is not expensive, usually 1-2RM

2. All you can eat all kinds of fruits

【Penang City Food]

1. Shantou Street - the gathering place for Penang snacks. The Four Heavenly Kings of Shantou Street: Emperor’s Braised Chicken Feet, Fried Kway Teow , Four Fruit Soup, Quan Kee Duck Porridge Kueh Juice

2. Various famous teahouses---Dochun Teahouse (coffee ice, baked bread, nasi lemak) ), Yuyuan Tea House (Fried Kway Teow, Cendol (red bean ice), Laksa)

3. Wenchang Hainanese Chicken Rice in Japan Hengjie, Wu Zexiu Hainanese Chicken Rice in Niu Gandong Road, Teochew Fried in Betel Nut Rui, Gao Lao (Hong Kee Wonton Noodles)

[Accommodation]

day1 [Resorts World Langkawi]

Highlights:

is located next to the pier at the southernmost tip of the island. It is very convenient for island hopping.

It is 2-3 kilometers away from the beach and commercial area. It is quiet and comfortable. It is suitable for self-driving.

The sea view room faces east and has an excellent sea view and sunrise perspective.

day2 [Holiday Villa Beach Resort Langkawi]

Highlights:

The private beach is beautiful, the sand is white and fine, and the water is very clear.

There are three large swimming pools. The children's pool and massage pool are free. The infinity pool requires an additional fee.

day3 [Sunway Hotel Georgetown Penang]

Highlights:

is located in George Town. The location is good and it is convenient to go anywhere.

There is a snack street downstairs. Although the street is lively at night, the room is not noisy, so you can rest peacefully.

There is an open-air swimming pool and a small massage pool on the third floor of the hotel for tourists. Use

day4 [Hilton Garden Inn Kuala Lumpur Jalan Tuanku]

Highlights:

Newly opened hotel, good facilities, high cost performance during the promotion period

Good location, overlooking the Petronas Towers, convenient to urban attractions

[Transportation information 】

【Flight Matters】

1. All five flights are AirAsia flights. Each passenger can bring one hand luggage with a size of no more than 56X36X23 and a small bag with a size of no more than 40X30X10 on board. The total weight of the two pieces of luggage cannot exceed 7 kg. If you need to purchase additional baggage service for more than the amount required, for tickets booked through non-AirAsia official website channels, you need to call 0512-85557711 AirAsia China after-sales service to purchase.

2. The first flight is from Chengdu to Kuala Lumpur. After arriving, we only have about 2 hours for us to go through customs, pick up our luggage, and then go to the domestic flight to Langkawi. Time is tight, so be careful.

【Langkawi Car Rental】

1. The cars in Langkawi all drive on the left, so I am not used to it at first, so be careful when crossing the road

2. The drivers in Langkawi are very polite and will give way to pedestrians

3. There is a row of car rental stalls on the right side after passing the customs. Refer to the Nissan rented by netizens for 240 MYR/4 days. Required materials: Passport and driver's license, a deposit of 50 yuan

4. When you pick up the car and return it with a full tank of gas, the gas price is about 3.2 yuan per liter. Refueling is self-service.

5. Special note: Remember to check the car when you pick it up. No scratches, remember to take pictures, just in case.

6. You can park directly in most places

【Taxi in the city】

Grab: Similar to Uber, the advantage is that once the route is determined, the price is fixed, and it will not increase even if there is a traffic jam. cost.

[Detailed introduction to various places and travel guide]

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[Langkawi]

City introduction: Langkawi is like a handful of pearls scattered into the Andaman Sea. Sparkling seawater and soft sandy beaches surround geological wonders that have been formed since the age of dinosaurs. It is the largest island in Malaysia and one of the most desirable island resorts in Southeast Asia. Through self-driving tours, you can visit the main attractions around the island.

Main tourist attractions: Sky Bridge, Tanjung Rhu Beach, Eagle Plaza (Kua Town), Cenang Beach, island hopping tour

Introduction to tourist attractions:

【Sky Bridge】

Langkawi’s landmark building, built Built in 2004, it has a total length of 125 meters, an arc-shaped bridge, and the main body is made of steel. Such a large and heavy "steel frame" is supported by only one pillar. The pillar is 87 meters high and fixed on the mountainside. It is then pulled by 8 steel cables. The entire bridge is "suspended" at an altitude of 687 meters. Meters high in the sky, it connects the two mountaintops, which is why it is named the Sky Bridge.

Netizen Guide:

1. The Sky Bridge is located in Oriental Village. The cable car and 3D Art Museum (bundled package) are 55RM, and the Sky Bridge is 5RM (walking).When you reach the top of the mountain, there are two observation decks. One side overlooks the entire Langkawi Island, and the other side can see the Sky Bridge, which is very spectacular. The cable car is divided into 2 sections. The first section of the cable car is longer, but at the same time it is also It is very steep and quite scary. There is an observation deck between the two sections. You can come down to take pictures halfway, but there is no need to come down. There is really nothing to see, and you have to line up again to go up. 3. [3D Art Museum] It is not far from the cable car. You are not allowed to wear shoes. There will be a dedicated person to take care of it. There are more than 200 large and small 3D murals in the museum, and everything inside including the floor is painted. In fact, the murals here are very good when photographed, but there are too many people.

4. Try to go as early as possible, otherwise it is easy to queue at the bottom of the mountain between 10 and 12 o'clock.

[Tanjung Rhu Beach]

Tanjung Rhu Beach is located in the northeast corner of Langkawi. It is the most beautiful beach in Langkawi, and every beach in Langkawi Like any other beach, Tanjung Rhu also has beautiful sandy beaches and clear water. The only difference is that compared with other beaches, it is less crowded and quieter. When the tide is low, Tanjung Rhu and several nearby charming islands are connected, and the beach turns into a pile of soft white sand. You can walk across the island on the sea, which is a very unique experience. Netizen guide:

1. It is very big and quiet, but there are very few trees around. It will be very hot during the day.

2. The sea water is very clear, the sand is white, but the sand is rough.

[Giant Eagle Plaza]

Giant Eagle Plaza It is a landmark building in Langkawi, so it is also the place with the most Chinese tourists. On the square stands the Eagle Tower (Dataran Lang), known as Langkawi's new landmark. The majestic posture of the eagle symbolizes that Langkawi is like an eagle soaring high and its economy will be more prosperous in the future. The entire square also has beautiful lakes, fountains, small bridges, cloisters, etc. The well-planned square is a good place to appreciate the night view and enjoy the sea breeze.

User guide:

1. There is a legendary park next to the Giant Eagle Square. It is divided into a long and narrow O-shape by a pond. The scenery here is picturesque, lined with green trees, and small animals such as monkeys, lizards, and squirrels appear from time to time. It's a great place for a leisurely walk.

2. Kuah Town near the square is the administrative center of Langkawi and the busiest commercial gathering place. There are many commercial plazas and many beautiful restaurants.

【Cenang Beach】

Cenang Beach is the busiest and most famous public beach in Langkawi, with the most hotels along the way. It is busiest in the evening when the sun is about to go down, and seawater sports start to be launched. The more popular ones are banana boats and aerial parachutes. ; You can also see all kinds of people, wearing all kinds of clothes, playing, laughing, and even throwing themselves into the sea wantonly. On both sides of the two-kilometer road, there are countless shops, Bars and restaurants

User guide:

1. The sunset in Pantai Cenang is very beautiful

2. The entertainment facilities are very complete, but remember to bargain! !

【Island hopping tour】

Take a small boat to explore three islands: Pregnant Woman Island, Shimi Island, and Lion Island. [Pregnant Woman Island] It is called Pregnant Woman Island because the mountain on the island looks like a lying pregnant woman. Legend has it that drinking a sip of the water from Pregnant Woman Lake can lead to pregnancy. [Lion Island] You can see two kinds of eagles, the smaller red one is Lanka. The local eagle, [Shimi Island] is a completely non-commercialized island, not even a toilet;

User guide:

1. It is recommended to book an island hopping tour at ab motel, which does not include transfers and costs 25 MYR.

2. Remember to bring swimwear, a waterproof mobile phone bag and a small towel

3. Shimi Island is the smallest (ticket to the island is 5RM), but the most pristine, and the water quality is very clear, so you can swim happily. You can feed the eagles directly on the boat without going to the Lion Island. You can walk on the wooden bridge to the Pregnant Woman Island. You need to continue walking for 10 minutes to get a bird's eye view of the emerald green lake. Surrounded by green, rugged mountain scenery, the inner lake is spacious but not huge.

4. There are monkeys on the island, so be sure not to carry food in your bag, otherwise you will be robbed.

5. The most exciting part of the island hopping tour is the boat ride. It goes very fast and is extremely fun! It feels so uncomfortable to have sea water sprayed in your face!

[Penang]

City introduction: Penang is a nostalgic city in Malaysia, with the characteristics of China in the 1920s and 1930s: on one side is a prosperous city, on the other side are historical monuments. Walking in Penang, you will jump in time and space. Feeling; and what is fascinating here is the blending and precipitation of various immigrant cultures. Centennial buildings can be seen everywhere, and old stories are naturally scattered in the streets and alleys. It is a museum in itself, just waiting for you to feel it quietly and savor it carefully. .

Main attractions: George Town ((street murals, Blue House, Surname Bridge, St. George's Church, City Hall, Cornwallis Castle, Old Guan Chai Kok Clock Tower, Penang Museum, Peranakan Museum, Kapitan Mosque, Small India)

Introduction to tourist attractions:

[George Town Street Murals]

Among the more famous ones are: brothers and sisters on bicycles, brothers and sisters on swings, children on motorcycles and children pulling dinosaurs, children on fishing boats, Bruce Lee kicking the cat, and a tricycle at rest Husband, kung fu girl, layup girl, etc.

The murals in Penang are not fixed in one place, but scattered in various streets in the old city; sometimes you may encounter surprises when you turn a corner. This is also a good way to find murals. The greatest fun.

User guide:

recommends getting a paper version of the map at the airport or hotel when you arrive in Penang. There are many versions of the map, so just pick one. The advantage of the paper version of the map is that it has attractions marked on it. Where food and street art are located, no navigation software can provide us with this information.

【Surname Bridge】

This is a world cultural heritage in this historical city. It was the place where Chinese people first gathered when they came to Penang. , wooden houses were built on the seaside, with piles at the bottom to support them, and wooden planks were used to form bridges as alleys in the fishing village. They are Malaysian floating wooden houses. The residents gathered here are distinguished by their surnames, such as Linqiao and Linqiao. Zhouqiao, whose surnames are Chen Qiao, Li Qiao, Yang Qiao and Zaqiao, is the largest and has the most tourists.

[Love Lane]

There are actually no historical sites in Love Lane. What a scenic spot, it's just a few hundred meters away from ordinary people's homes, but backpackers from all over the world gather in this alley, maybe because of the name of the alley: Love Alley. The alley is surrounded by small hotels, small cafes, and small restaurants. The bar is very atmospheric, and the randomly scattered wire comics or murals add a lot of interest to this alley. Here, you can walk slowly with the warm sunshine in the afternoon and come across a cafe that suits your current mood. Sit down and feel your inner emotions.

[Overseas Chinese Museum]

This courtyard house, which combines the style of a Baba and Nyonya residence, not only maintains its interior and exterior integrity, but also houses thousands of antiques and collectibles inside this century-old house. The sparkling Baba Nyonya Among the cultural relics, the gold lacquer screen carvings are exquisite and elegant, as well as dresses, boudoir ladies' dressing cabinets, embroidered shoes, phoenix crowns and harems, wedding gift cake boxes, etc., reflecting the silence of time, and giving a sense of joy in the old tradition. The building combines Chinese and Western styles, and its exquisite and unique design is breathtaking. No wonder many film and television works with Nyonya as the theme are shot here, such as "Little Nyonya" and "Ye Ming".

tickets are MYR 20 for adults and are open from 9:30-17:00. Netizens recommend that it is worth visiting

[Penang City Hall]

. The white appearance symbolizes the status and contribution of the City Council in George Town. It is also the eye-catching architectural landscape of Guanzi Kok.The two city council halls, the one on the left and right by Wright Street is called Town Hall, which was built in 1880; the one on the right by the sea is called City Hall, which is the new building of the city council and was completed in 1903. A regular tourist check-in point, the building itself is very beautiful

[Kapitan Kining Mosque]

The Kapitan Kining Mosque located on Coconut Foot Street is the oldest and largest mosque in Penang. Built in 1800, the mosque is said to be named after a leader of a southern Indian ethnic group at that time. The architectural design of the mosque is magnificent, and the bronze dome looks magnificent in the sunlight.

Opening hours: 13:00-17:00

[Upside Down Museum]

Travel suggestions:

1. From Penang Airport, you can take bus 102, 401, 401E to Komtar Building. The ticket is about MYR 3. Walk to check in after arrival. hotel.

2. There is a free bus in the historical area of ​​the town, called CAT, and the route covers almost all attractions in George Town.

CAT bus route:

3. The order suggested by netizens for reference:

1) Surname Bridge, starting from the direction of the ferry terminal They are Lin, Zhou, Chen, and Li Qiao, looking at the sea + visiting.

2) Tuku Street Sunday Market (Occupy Beach Street): Tuku Street will be closed every Sunday morning and the "Occupy Beach Street" event will be held. In short, it is like a market, and there are some Performing or something. There are many kinds of things sold in the market, most of which are handicrafts and the like. You can go shopping there and take a look at the British-style buildings there. The next route depends on the time. If it’s already past 10 a.m., then go to St. George’s Church. If not, go to Fort Cornwallis.

3) Old Guanzijiao Bell Tower + Fort Cornwallis + City Hall + St. George's Church: The time limit is St. George's Church. Before 10 o'clock, it is the worship time of the believers. You cannot enter the church to visit, and it is only from 10 o'clock to 12 o'clock. The church is open for visitors, so if it's close to 12 o'clock, go there first. And if you have enough time, you can go to the old Guanzijiao Bell Tower at the end of Turku Street, Fort Cornwallis, the City Hall next to the grassland, and then walk to St. George's Church. After visiting the church, wait for the CAT bus at the bus stop next to the entrance to the front of the church. Get off at stop 8 (Chowrasta). You have to ring the bell when you get close, otherwise the driver will not stop.

4) Lunch + Cheung Fatt Tze's Former Residence (Blue House) + Love Lane: The time will be a bit rushed at this time, mainly due to the opening hours of the Blue House. The Blue House has 3 guided tours a day, namely 11 a.m., 2 p.m. and At 3:30, you can only visit during these hours. The guided tour lasts about 45 minutes. This is a highly recommended attraction. The entrance fee is 17 MYR per person. It is recommended to have lunch before visiting the Blue House. I recommend Han Kee Snack Restaurant or Gao Lao Wonton Noodles near Pinang Road. It is very close by walking from Station 8. After lunch, check the time. If it is still early (preferably Arrive at the Blue House 15 minutes before the tour starts) You can check out the Chocolate Museum next to the Blue House, or go for a walk in Love Lane not far away. You can make your own time. After visiting the Blue House, it should be around 3 o'clock. I took the CAT bus at stop 7. After a circle around Komtar, I got off at stop 15.

5) Long Shan Tang Qiu Company + Tai Bo Gong Temple + Ben Tou Gong Lane + Shi De Tang Xie Company: Get off at the 15th station and walk a little further. There are many temples and ancestral halls. Let’s take a walk there, brothers and sisters. The Gongqi Mural is also there. Among them, only Qiu Company requires an entrance fee, but I forgot how much it costs. It is about 10-15 MYR. It is worth going in and taking a look. Then walk towards the Kapitan Gilin Mosque.

6) Kapitan Kelin Mosque + Guanyin Temple + Little India: If you want to enter the mosque, you must abide by the Islamic rules, such as wearing long pants or wearing a headscarf. Then, walk a while further and you will find the oldest temple in Penang, Coconut. After visiting the Guanyin Temple on Foot Street, we went to Little India for a walk. It’s almost time to have dinner after walking. There are many choices for dinner, you can decide which one you like.

[Kuala Lumpur]

City introduction: Kuala Lumpur is the capital of Malaysia. In Kuala Lumpur, you can see Malays, Indians, and Chinese of different skin colors and costumes living together in harmony. You can also enjoy the feeling of walking in the clouds at the Petronas Twin Towers, the world's tallest twin towers, and browse the friendly Chinese shops in Chinatown to feel its openness and tolerance.

Main attractions: Petronas Twin Towers, Merdeka Square , City Corridor, Sultan Abdul Samad Building, Jamik Mosque, Central Market, National Mosque, Petaling Street

Kuala Lumpur International Airport How to get to the city:

1 Airport bus: Get off There is an airport bus ticket office at the exit of the plane. Buy a ticket to Kl Sentral (12 MYR per person). The whole journey takes about 60 minutes.

2 Take a taxi and the fare is about 60 MYR. It is cheaper to use a taxi app than to take a taxi. The bus is cheap

3. You can take the KLIA EKSPRES Airport Express ticket, the adult fare is RM55 (not recommended)

Recommended travel route: (flexibly adjusted according to time)

1. National Mosque

The National Mosque of Malaysia, located in the center of the capital city of Kuala Lumpur, is The world-famous Mosque, the largest mosque in Southeast Asia, is an outstanding representative of Islamic architectural art. Part of the roof looks like a big open umbrella, and visitors must take off their shoes when entering. If you are wearing inappropriate clothing, the temple provides special robes for you to change into.

2. Merdeka Square, City Corridor, Sultan Yadu Samad Building

The entire square covers an area of ​​about 8.2 hectares. It was named after the Malaysian flag was raised here for the first time on August 31, 1957, symbolizing independence. Adjacent to the square is a unique urban corridor. "IloveKL" is erected in red letters in the middle of the street, attracting tourists to take photos with it. The Sultan Abdul Samad Building is the seat of the High Court and the Supreme Court and is a landmark building in Kuala Lumpur. It combines Indian and Arabic styles. The large clock tower is designed in the center of the building. The whole building gives a solemn and majestic feeling, which is even more distinctive against the background of the blue sky.

3. Central Art Square, Petaling Street

From From Independence Square, you can walk to the Central Art Square, which is a bit like a flea market where you can buy a variety of handicrafts and souvenirs made by locals. Kuala Lumpur Chinatown, also known as "Petaling Street", is the most Chinese-style old town in Kuala Lumpur. Although it is only located on a small area of ​​local land, it is very lively here. Especially during the Spring Festival and other holidays, this old street becomes the busiest place in the city.

4. The Petronas Twin Towers

The Petronas Twin Towers are the tallest twin towers in the world and are also a symbol of Kuala Lumpur and the entire Malaysia. It looks extraordinary whether during the day or at night, symbolizing the prosperous development prospects of Malaysia. Below the tower is the KLCC Suria shopping mall, which has a wide range of products, from affordable brands to luxury brands. Whether it is his reputation as the number one in the world or his outstanding performance in "The Trap", they all remain in people's hearts. The balance and stability brought by the twin towers are commendable.