Things to do in Port Dickson

Located on the seaside in Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia, it is only an hour and a half drive from Kuala Lumpur. After working in the city for a long time, if you want to relax by watching the sea and sunset, this is the best choice. On weekends, many ethnic compatriots will set up tents and camp here, listening to the sound of the waves and watching the sunset. The only drawback is that the water is not clean. If you have a choice, it is not recommended to play in the water at the beach. . There is also a museum nearby that records the history of Malaysia. It is worth visiting with children. Admission is free!

The Pink Mosque in Malaysia 🕌, as its name suggests, is entirely pink. The inner courtyard is very large, and it's said to be a popular place for worshippers. There are several great spots for taking photos and checking in. 📸

Definitely worth the experience and achievement of climbing the stairs. Monkeys are intimidating and although I had no food, one jumped onto my backpack while I was climbing the stairs. Nature inside the cave is lovely.

When visiting Malacca, one always wants to see the world-famous Straits of Malacca with their own eyes, to keep a promise to sail across the Straits. A special trip was made to the Floating Mosque, just to gaze upon this busy shipping lane. The sea was vast, and the sea breeze was strong. The architecture wasn't as stunning as expected, but the view of this strait was enough to leave a lasting impression. ✨

Genting Highlands is really popular among locals. It is packed with people every weekend and holiday. There are several hotels all over Genting Highlands, including three-star, four-star and five-star hotels. Moreover, the hotel group is very generous and provides free rooms (but certain conditions must be met). This "free" strategy can also attract tourists to come and consume frequently.

National Mosque of Malaysia (Masjid Negara) — одно из самых красивых и спокойных мест в Куала-Лумпуре. Даже если вы не исповедуете ислам, мечеть открыта для туристов в определённые часы, а на входе бесплатно выдают специальные накидки для посещения. Архитектура впечатляет современным дизайном, просторными внутренними дворами, большим куполом и высоким минаретом.Лучше приходить утром или ближе к вечеру, когда меньше людей и не так жарко. На осмотр достаточно 30–60 минут. Обязательно соблюдайте дресс-код: плечи и колени должны быть закрыты, обувь перед входом снимают. Рядом находятся Perdana Botanical Gardens, KL Bird Park, Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia и железнодорожный вокзал Kuala Lumpur Railway Station, поэтому посещение мечети удобно совместить с прогулкой по этим достопримечательностям. Это отличное место, чтобы познакомиться с культурой и архитектурой Малайзии в спокойной атмосфере.

The experience was excellent. The staff were friendly and attentive, the place was safe and secure, and the scenery was beautiful. Adults and children alike had a wonderful time. It was definitely worth the trip, and I will recommend it to my friends.

Petaling Street is a paradise for street food lovers and bargain hunters! I love the bustling, energetic vibe under the green roof. It is the perfect place to grab local snacks and shop for souvenirs while soaking in the vibrant culture of Chinatown.

Independence Square (Dataran Merdeka) in Kuala Lumpur is a historic landmark where Malaysia’s independence was declared in 1957. This expansive green field, flanked by colonial-era buildings, offers a striking view of the iconic Sultan Abdul Samad Building with its Moorish-style architecture and clock tower. The square’s 95-meter flagpole—one of the tallest in the world—stands proudly as a symbol of national pride. Surrounded by museums, churches, and the River of Life, it’s a perfect spot for leisurely walks and photography. Both by day and night, Independence Square captures the spirit of Malaysia’s heritage and modern unity, making it a must-visit city highlight.

It's so different than all the other part of the city!You get the feeling that you are in a movie set, as the square is way different than anything you have seen in Malaysia. Enjoy it in the day, but in the night also as everything is open, night market arround the corner and split in 2 parts, one it's indian and on the other side is chinees