What to bring with you to Malaysia

Introduction: Southeast Asia is a garden country guarding the Strait of Malacca. Its pure beaches, unique islands, primitive rainforests and modern cities combine to form the birthplace of Malay culture. Malaysia is rich in tourism resources, with abundant sunshine and pleasant climate. It has many high-quality beaches, unique islands, primitive tropical jungles, precious animals and plants, various caves, ancient folk customs, long historical and cultural relics, and modern city. What should I bring when traveling to Malaysia? Let’s take a look at what to bring with you to Malaysia.

Malaysian geographical environment;

1. The year-round temperature in Malaysia is about 27-32 degrees Celsius, which is hot and humid. Please bring umbrellas, sunscreen, sunglasses and other sun protection supplies.

2. The average temperature of the higher Mount Sabah is 15-20 degrees, which is relatively cold.

Items to prepare for traveling in Malaysia:

1. Wear simple clothing for hot weather, but the weather in Genting Highlands is cool, so you must prepare a thick coat. If you visit Genting Casino, men will wear collared shirts. Those who like swimming can bring swimsuits and slippers.

2. When traveling, you may encounter acclimatization and weather changes that may cause you to feel uncomfortable. You should bring some medicines, such as carminative oil, Po Chai Pills, antipyretics, analgesics, and medicinal tapes. Waiting for emergencies. If you need to take certain types of medicines for a long time, such as high blood pressure, heart disease, stomach problems or diabetes, etc., you must bring enough medicines and doctor's prescriptions just in case;

3. Batteries, chargers, Umbrellas, sunglasses, appropriate amount of moisturizer, sunscreen, etc.;

The best time to travel to Malaysia;

Malaysia has a tropical maritime climate. It is hot and rainy all year round. The dry season is from June to July, and the rainy season is from October to December. Traveling in Malaysia is basically suitable all year round. Although it is hot during the day, there are showers in the afternoon and the monsoon wind blows very cool at night. The rainy season is from November to January every year on the east coast, so it’s best to avoid this period. May to September is the best "turtle watching" season on the east coast. But if there are business activities, it is best from March to November every year, because most Malaysian businessmen take vacation from December to February of the following year. It is not advisable to go during the week before and after Christmas and Easter, and you should also avoid the Muslim Ramadan and the Chinese New Year. Therefore, overall, May to September is the best travel season.

Safety precautions when traveling in Malaysia;

1. When traveling, safety comes first. Group activities are the safest way to travel. Please do not leave the group and travel alone. At each stop, write down the hotel address, phone number, tourist license plate number, tour guide and driver phone number, etc., so that you can find the group in case you get lost; when visiting large-scale When visiting scenic spots or arranging free activities or free shopping, remember clearly the gathering time and location. Even if you only leave for a few minutes, you should say hello to the tour leader and group members;

2. Pay attention to the safety of your property during the journey. Be alert when strangers approach you. Passports, air tickets, cash and valuables such as cameras, jewelry, watches, etc. must be carried with you and do not leave them in the car or room. The hotel or driver will not be responsible if items are lost in the hotel room or coach. The shoulder bag is recommended to be worn cross-body, which is convenient and safe.