Let's Keep It Real: Stop Demonizing 🇲🇾 🤬

Malaysia isn't as complicated as some people make it out to be. Just come here to eat, play, and enjoy yourself. Some travel bloggers make the process of traveling, spending, and exploring seem overly complex, causing unnecessary anxiety. It makes others hesitant about visiting Malaysia. While it's true that good and bad people exist everywhere, here are a few tips to keep in mind when you visit Malaysia 🇲🇾.

📌 The following suggestions are meant to be helpful and not critical of anyone.

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⭕️ Tips and Precautions

- Malaysia offers visa-free entry for Chinese nationals. Remember to bring your passport and fill out and print the MDAC form three days before your arrival.

- From May 4th, you don't need to print your return flight ticket and hotel booking information for smooth entry.

- Malaysia uses British standard plugs 🔌.

- Cash 💵 is important in Kuala Lumpur as some places only accept cash.

- Always carry an umbrella ☂️. The weather is unpredictable, and it might rain anytime 🌧️.

- For safe and convenient accommodation, choose hotels in the city center. For example, there's the Pavilion Mall opposite the Marriott Hotel.

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⚠️ Download the Grab app for convenient travel. It offers options for shared rides.

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⭕️ Avoid These

- Always ask the taxi driver to use the meter. If they refuse, you might get overcharged. Know the approximate cost of your trip to avoid being scammed. It's better to book rides online 🕸️.

- Some popular tourist spots in Malaysia 🇲🇾 might have beggars. Don't be careless; just walk away quickly.

- Petaling Street, while unique, resembles a wholesale market. Decide whether to visit based on your interests.

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⭕️ Food Recommendations

- Visit Pavilion Mall’s Hua Yang Ice Room for durian cendol and egg tarts.

- Try the nasi lemak at Village Park. Locals love it, and the fried chicken is crispy and juicy.

- At Bukit Bintang's BB Park, check out Durian Brothers for a variety of durian platters. The Musang King and Black Thorn are highly recommended.

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⭕️ Shopping and Souvenirs

- KLCC, Pavilion, and TRX shopping centers offer many cosmetics brands like Chanel with discounts up to 30%.

- Parkson Pavilion has great deals on Lee brand T-shirts, as low as RM 39 each.

- For souvenirs, buy Beryl's chocolates 🍫 (RM 7.9/box).

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Enjoy your time in Malaysia!

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