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Advice on what to see + do in malaysia and singapore

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Travelling on own to singapore and malaysia for 3 weeks, advice on what to do, see and how to get about
16 years ago, April 4th 2008 No: 1 Msg: #31644  
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hey i am travelling to singapore start of july for 3 weeks and going to malaysia within that. I am not to sure how easy it is to travel about malaysia etc like how to get to penang and whether its best to sign up for set tours etc.

Any advice on what to see and do would be amazing! Want to see some amazing things as well as going to raffles for a singapore sling!! Reply to this

16 years ago, April 4th 2008 No: 2 Msg: #31669  
Let say you are coming from Singapore.

You can take a coach to Melaka (for historical building visit) 2D1N, then head to Kuala Lumpur for (shopping - 3D2N), en tour to Cameroon Highland for nice cool weather (Tea plantation, cactus valley, bee farm and strawberry farm) 2D1N, then head north to Penang (Food, shopping and culture) 3D2N and finally if you are interest on relaxation on beach and waterfall, you can take a ferry to Langkawi 2D1N.


Travel in Malaysia, it's adviceable to use interstate bus/coaches. It's cheap, fast and enjoyable.

Not that I discourage you on Singapore. To me, staying more than 5N in Singapore will surely bored you.
There fore, if you are planing your holiday for 3 weeks, I suggest you include Thailand into your itinenary.
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16 years ago, April 5th 2008 No: 3 Msg: #31715  
I totally agree with Karloon, while you are in that part of Asia, you may as well jet over to Thailand, either Phuket or Ko Samui for gorgeous beaches and plenty to see and do at both destinations. Flights from Singapore or KL will be really cheap through AirAsia so I'd go with that as I have heard the same from people who have seen Singapore. Reply to this

16 years ago, May 4th 2008 No: 4 Msg: #34256  
Dear all,

Hi, my name is Tan from Malaysia. Since you have 3 weeks time...i think is pretty enough for malaysia and singapore tours. maybe you can think about thailand as samantha said.

I travel frequent within asean country. Therefore i might able to help. Can you tell me about your trip budget? this will enable me to advise you what to do for your three weeks. do drop me a line at tanchonghwa@yahoo.com if you wish to know more.

Enjoy your trip. Reply to this

15 years ago, May 17th 2008 No: 5 Msg: #35540  
Hi

3 weeks is a whole lot in Malaysia Singapore. Think you should add Indonesia/Thialand.
Following are two nice articles on Malaysia/Singapore.

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15 years ago, June 29th 2008 No: 6 Msg: #40311  
There are a lot of tourist attractions at Singapore. You can go to Sentosa Island, visit Jurong bird park, Night Safari, Singapore Zoo. You can also tour around the city to see Singapore's popular landmarks. Shopping in Orchard road, Suntec City, and Raffles city is also a must when you go to Singapore. hehe

You may also visit other neigboring countries such as Malaysia via bus or train. Visit this site about further details about Singapore and how to go to its neighboring countries...
A 3-week vacation is a lot for Singapore... take the chance to visit its neighboring countries for your vacation to be more worthwhile.
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15 years ago, June 30th 2008 No: 7 Msg: #40316  
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go to Borneo! It's great. Reply to this

15 years ago, June 30th 2008 No: 8 Msg: #40331  
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There's plenty to do in Malaysia! It all depends on what you have in mind - from sight seeing, shopping to adventure experiences. And it's also quite reasonable to fly around Malaysia (Peninsular & East), with timing and proper planning, of course. Do check out the following for more official information on Malaysia - Peninsular and Sabah, Malaysian Borneo.

http://travel.tourism.gov.my/en/
http://www.sabahtourism.com

Terima Kasih ! 😊 Reply to this

15 years ago, June 30th 2008 No: 9 Msg: #40350  
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Yeah, let's come to Malaysia! Go to Genting Highland and Cameron Highland for breezing experience and try out our local steamboat! Penang is a must-go eatery paradise also and wonderful "Asian Gold Coast" Batu Ferringhi. Or you may want to experience scuba diving and snorkelling around life coral at Pualau Redang and Perhentian. Moreover you may prefer historial heritage building in Melaka... and lots more. This exclusive travel experience you can't find it anywhere else except... Malaysia. You may find some useful tips at:
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15 years ago, July 1st 2008 No: 10 Msg: #40496  
singapore is great we are returning for the 3rd time in 4 years this time with my wifes family. 3 weeks may be to long in just one country when there are others so close and with completley different personalities. Thailand is so close also indonesia is just a short ferry ride from the east coast of singapore which also has the singapore flyer , think londons eye , east coast park food and a water park - heaven!!!


have fun Reply to this

15 years ago, July 6th 2008 No: 11 Msg: #41062  
You should consider visiting the neighboring countries of Singapore and Malaysia since you have to spend the whole 3 weeks. Try to vist Thailand or Indonesia. there are a lot of things to do at SIngapore. View this site to give you and idea 😊
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15 years ago, November 6th 2008 No: 12 Msg: #53685  
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hi. i am planning to hav my honeymoon in singapore . please tel me which is best tourist operator Reply to this

15 years ago, November 6th 2008 No: 13 Msg: #53688  
hi. i am planning to hav my honeymoon in singapore . please tel me which is best tourist operator

Would anyone answering this, please send the answer to Docpaeda via private message. This is to discourage spammers from posting on the forums.

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15 years ago, November 8th 2008 No: 14 Msg: #53902  
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hi. i am planning to hav my honeymoon in singapore . please tel me which is best tourist operator . please reply. my e mail id -
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15 years ago, November 9th 2008 No: 15 Msg: #53938  
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Borneo Borneo!!! Uncle Tans Jungle Camp and dive at world class sipidan!! Reply to this

15 years ago, November 10th 2008 No: 16 Msg: #54073  
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Hi!! Can anyone recomend somewher nice to be in Malaysia for Xmas and new Year? and is xmas or New year celebrated at all? would Kuala Lumpar be the best place for new year? Thanks Reply to this

15 years ago, November 11th 2008 No: 17 Msg: #54195  
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Hi Lorna,

Malaysia very much welcomes and celebrates occassions that are non-related to Muslims as well. For that being said, rest assured you'll get to feel the Xmas spirit whether in KL, Terengganu, Sabah or even Sarawak. As for where to celebrate, it all really depends on what your interest are, i.e. outdoor sports, shopping and such. From there, you'll be sure to get plenty suggestions from travelblog-ers. Remember, all states that makes up Malaysia has their own beauty and uniqness, so it's good to plan ahead and know where you're going to set your foot on.

Welcome to Malaysia 😊
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15 years ago, February 9th 2009 No: 18 Msg: #62606  
Hi everybody, I have 7 days in Singapore at the start of April before moving on to Australia and New Zealand and I dont know what I'll be doing for this week. Any suggestions? Reply to this

14 years ago, October 29th 2009 No: 19 Msg: #91295  
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yeah what she said... me too (8 days) :P apart from the zoo....

anyone know what clubs to try or restaurants =)

thanks Reply to this

14 years ago, October 29th 2009 No: 20 Msg: #91300  
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8 days is a long enough time in Singapore. I'd check out Sentosa Island, night Safari, little India on a Sunday evening, raffles, I'd think about taking a trip into Malaysia maybe Melaka as it's not too far over the border really. Reply to this

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