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The average temperature in Malaysia in July is 23℃~3 1℃.

The average daytime temperature is 365438 0℃. It is recommended to wear short clothes, short skirts, thin skirts, shorts and other cool and breathable clothes made of light cotton fabric.

The average temperature at night is 23 degrees Celsius. It is recommended to wear cool and breathable clothes, such as shirts, thin long skirts and thin T-shirts made of cotton and linen.

1, ID card, passport (including visa), 4 headshots, e-tickets, hotel orders, travel itinerary, insurance policies, credit cards, cash, printed pages of all contact numbers, and travel brochures.

2. Straw hats, sunglasses, thin raincoats, sun umbrellas, eye masks, earplugs and water cups.

3. One set of long-sleeved trousers, three sets of short-sleeved summer clothes, two sets of underwear, socks (air-proof), swimsuits, sandals or cloth shoes, and diving shoes (very useful! )。

4. Standing medicines: cold, allergy, heatstroke prevention, scald ointment (which can be used for sunburn care), carsickness, anti-inflammation, band-aid, etc.

5. Power converter, patch panel, two mobile phones (mobile phones should roam abroad), camera, all power supplies, notebooks, pens, etc.

6. Toothpaste, toothbrush, shampoo, comb, towel, essential balm, sunscreen, mosquito repellent, washing powder, wet tissue, roll paper, clothesline and plastic bag.

Communication problems, opening international roaming service, valid for 1 month. When you arrive in Kuala Lumpur, manually select Maxis network (Malaysia's largest telecom operator). You can receive SMS for free when you are in Malaysia (ATM will receive SMS immediately, which is very convenient). You can send text messages back to China in 0.4 yuan/article, and make international calls at 2.99 yuan/minute and local calls at 0.99 yuan/minute. There are many shops selling calling cards in Kuala Lumpur and the airport. If there are not many telephones, it is not recommended to buy them.

There is also the time difference. Malaysia and Beijing are in the same time zone, so there will be no time difference. Moreover, it is related to culture. Malays must dress neatly when visiting each other. If you are wearing slippers, you must take them off first and put them outside the door, because the Malay Inner Temple is a place of prayer. Tourists must do the same.

Malays think the left hand is not clean. You can't give things to others with your left hand, but with your right hand. For ladies, don't reach out and ask for a handshake first, and don't point your index finger at people. Malays are also very taboo to touch their heads, and they can't even touch others' backs at will.