Travel guide to Sepang Gold Coast, Malaysia

Because Malaysia is located near the equator, it has a tropical rainforest ocean climate. There are no obvious four seasons. The temperature difference during the year changes very little. The average temperature is between 26 and 29°C. The rainfall throughout the year is It is abundant 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. Especially Penang in the north has a pleasant climate in the morning and evening, with constant cool breezes.

On the east coast of Malaysia and East Malaysia, the rainy season is from November to March, and it is very hot from April to May and October. You should try to avoid this period.

The average annual rainfall in West Malaysia is 2000-2500 mm, and in East Malaysia it is more than 3000 mm. June to July has the least rainfall, and August to September and October to December have the most rainfall.

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. (1) Domestic residents are required to bring their ID cards, children’s household registers, and passports on the day of departure; Hong Kong and Macao residents are required to bring their ID cards, return permits, and passports; foreigners are required to bring their passports.

(2) Wear mainly summer clothes, but the weather in Genting Highlands is cooler, so you need to prepare a thick coat. To enter Genting, all men who want to enter the entertainment city must wear neat clothes, such as: trousers, leather shoes and collared clothes. Tourists are not allowed to bring cameras into Genting Casino. Those who like swimming can bring swimsuits.

(3) When traveling, you may encounter acclimatization and weather changes that may make you feel uncomfortable. You should bring some medicines, such as carminative oil, Po Chai pills, antipyretics, analgesics, etc. Be prepared 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.

(4) Batteries, chargers, umbrellas, sunglasses, appropriate amount of moisturizer, sunscreen, etc.

(5) Three one-inch ID photos, a copy of your passport, etc., in case the ID is lost and can be easily replaced. (1) Checked baggage:

a) International flights generally allow free checked baggage weighing no more than 20 kilograms, and carry-on baggage can weigh no more than 10 kilograms. Since luggage needs to be moved frequently, please first check whether the suitcase you are carrying is sturdy and in good condition. Hang a luggage tag with your name, address, and phone number on the luggage for easy identification and to avoid missing it.

b) Do not put cash, laptops and other valuables in your checked luggage. Keep your luggage tickets until you arrive at the hotel at your destination. Remove the old notes on your luggage to prevent any accidents caused by checking your luggage next time. No misunderstanding.

c) In accordance with the guidelines of the International Civil Aviation Organization, passengers are not allowed to carry liquids and aerosols on board the aircraft.

d) At any time, especially when going through customs, never pick up your luggage for someone else to avoid trouble due to contraband inside.

(2) Customs regulations:

a) Customs regulations stipulate that each person can carry RMB 20,000, USD 5,000 or HKD 40,000 for outbound travel. China UnionPay cards can now be used in many places overseas. It is prohibited to carry national cultural relics and antiques out of the country. You can bring into the country 1 pound of duty-free alcoholic beverages, 1 pound of beer, 200 cigarettes or 5 cigars or 250 grams of tobacco products. Luggage must be carried through customs by yourself, and you are not allowed to carry luggage with others.

b) All international contraband items are listed as strictly prohibited items. Fresh fruits and vegetables, pickled products, and meat are not allowed to be brought into the country.

(3) Entry and Exit:

a) The following items cannot be brought back into the country: various weapons, ammunition and dangerous items, publications harmful to China’s politics, economy, culture and morality and media items such as videos, poisons and various illegal drugs. (1) Guests can use China Mobile Global Mobile phones (must have activated international roaming).

(2) Calling domestically from Malaysia: International code: (00) + country code (86) + area code: (10) + required connection number (domestic phone number). Currency exchange: Malaysian Ringgit (RM/MYR)

Language: Malay, English, Chinese (most Chinese can speak Chinese, and the Selangor area even speaks Cantonese, Hokkien, Hakka, etc. dialect)

Time difference: GMT+0800, no time difference from Beijing time

Voltage/frequency: 240V, 50Hz In April 2006, UnionPay card POS consumption business in Malaysia was officially launched . When making purchases at UnionPay authorized merchants, China UnionPay will directly convert Malaysian ringgit into RMB without charging currency conversion fees. On November 29, 2007, China UnionPay and Malaysian bank card switching agency MEPS (Malaysian Electronic Payment System (1997) Sdn Bhd) held a grand opening ceremony for UnionPay card ATM acceptance business in Kuala Lumpur. By then, UnionPay cardholders can withdraw cash at more than 50% of ATMs in Malaysia. With the deepening of cooperation between the two parties, UnionPay card acceptance at ATMs in Malaysia will gradually reach the level of universal acceptance.

You can exchange RMB and US dollars everywhere in Malaysia. Pay special attention to the different exchange rates of different face values. For example, the exchange rate of a face value of 100 US dollars is 3.23 (that is, it can be exchanged for 323RM), while the exchange rate of a face value of 5 US dollars is only 2.8 (20 US dollars of 5 US dollars can only be exchanged for 280 RM). The difference is 43RM (almost equivalent to 100 yuan). This situation is rare in other countries.