Is it safe to travel to Malaysia? Are there any safety precautions?

Hello, traveling to Malaysia is relatively safe because it is my country’s second-ranked country for outbound tourism in 2017 and has good relations with my country.

Taboos in Malaysia

1. Malaysia is a tropical country with a large temperature difference between day and night and high ultraviolet rays. Therefore, you must take sun protection measures when going out and prepare sunglasses, sun umbrellas, sun hats, and sunscreen. , anti-UV clothing, etc. ,

2. When going on a jungle adventure, it is best to go together and prepare emergency supplies; when diving, do not touch underwater creatures at will to prevent being stung. Wear a life jacket when riding parasailing, motorboats and other water vehicles to prevent drowning.

3. All cheap hostels in Malaysia do not provide toothpaste, toothbrushes and slippers, so you must bring your own.

4. RMB cannot be used in Malaysia and must be converted into Malaysian Ringgit.

5. Of course, a trip to the seaside is indispensable for tasting delicious seafood. Tourists who are allergic to seafood should try not to eat it. However, be sure not to eat hot fruits after enjoying seafood, otherwise it will easily lead to diarrhea.

6. When shaking hands with Malaysians, greeting or giving gifts, do not use your left hand. Do not touch your head when talking to others, and do not put your hands on your hips, because this expresses anger.

7. Malaysia also uses 220V voltage, but mostly uses three-hole square sockets. So be sure to match the adapter socket.