Covering the coastline from Kuala Pak Amat to Pantai Dasar Sabak, Sabak beach is a historic site and was the site where the Japanese soldiers landed during World War II.

At 830m above sea level, Penang Hill has a temperate climate.  Visitors can choose either to hike up, or take the 30-minute ride on the furnicular railway.

Langkawi is an ancient group of islands located on the north-western shore of Peninsular Malaysia. Captive imaginations are brought forth by the island's rich heritage of myths and legends that permeates from her existence.

Pangkor Laut is the second largest of the nine islands that make up Pulau Pangkor. Pangkor Laut is a tropical paradise with its white beaches and crystal clear waters.